For sponsors and community partners

Bring practical cybersecurity support to the small businesses you serve.

Trawvid Sec works with chambers, municipalities, counties, associations, incubators, business-support organizations, supplier programs, and economic-development teams to deliver confidential Cyber Hygiene Checkups with useful aggregate program outcomes.

Recommended first move

Give the businesses you serve a useful result without creating a confidentiality burden.

Define the business population and the outcome you want to create. Trawvid Sec shapes a manageable pilot, protects the confidentiality boundary, and maps the delivery and funding path.

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A clean program boundary

The sponsor defines eligibility, promotes the opportunity, and receives approved aggregate outcomes. Trawvid Sec handles enrollment coordination, delivery, participant reporting, and the confidentiality boundary.

Practical local impact

Businesses receive independent guidance and advisor-led decisions they can carry forward, while the sponsor can measure enrollment, completion, common needs, and satisfaction.

A manageable pilot

The recommended first package covers five businesses, one shared reporting structure, and one closing workshop without requiring a large rollout.

Confidential participation

Individual results stay with the business. Aggregate reporting suppresses small categories or unique combinations that could identify a participant.

A reusable partner path

Approved branding, eligibility, enrollment windows, funding language, and contact details can be configured without building a separate website for every partner.

Three tracks, one practical system

Choose the track that matches the business pressure.

The assessment and reporting backbone stays consistent. The questions and recommendations change with the business stage and the reason security work matters now.

Existing small businesses that need a practical starting point.

Cyber Hygiene Checkup

Find the weaknesses that matter most and turn them into a manageable 90-day sequence.

Identity and email
Devices and backups
Vendors and incident readiness
Insurance and customer pressure

New businesses establishing their first real technology environment.

Secure Startup Launch

Build minimum viable security early, while accounts, devices, sharing, and operating habits are still taking shape.

Business-controlled email
Multi-factor authentication and password management
Administrative separation
Backups, sharing, and starter procedures

Suppliers and contractors facing customer, insurer, public-sector, or prime-contractor questions.

Contract-Ready Security

Understand the requirement, avoid unsupported claims, and organize the next practical readiness steps.

Questionnaires and clauses
Evidence and answer support
Supplier onboarding
FCI and CUI applicability screening when relevant

What the business receives

A short engagement with a decision-quality result.

Each result shows an owner what matters, what can wait, who should own the next action, and where outside support may create the most value.

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Short owner-friendly intake
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60 to 75-minute guided assessment
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Category-based red, yellow, and green scorecard
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Five prioritized recommendations
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30-day, 60-day, and 90-day action plan
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30-minute confidential results discussion

What to expect

Six steps from application to a usable plan.

01
Apply
Share basic business context, choose a track, and confirm the limited scope.
02
Confirm eligibility
Trawvid Sec checks program fit, sponsor criteria, capacity, and any routing concerns.
03
Prepare
Gather high-level provider details and ordinary business records without sending secrets.
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Assess
Work through a guided 60 to 75-minute review grounded in how the business actually operates.
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Receive the report
Get the scorecard, five priorities, and a sequenced 90-day action plan.
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Discuss results
Turn the result into clear ownership, realistic effort, and the next decision during a private 30-minute conversation.

Confidentiality by design

Keep individual business details private while measuring program outcomes.

Trawvid Sec separates participant advisory records from sponsor reporting. Each business owns its individual report and action plan, while the sponsor receives useful aggregate program outcomes.

The participant receives

Interview notes when retained in the participant record
Individual scorecard
Five priorities and 90-day action plan
Confidential results discussion

The sponsor receives

Enrollment and completion counts
Non-identifying industry and employee ranges
Aggregate risk categories and outcome indicators
Program satisfaction and future-program recommendations

Ways to work together

Start at the level that matches your audience, funding, and operating role.

These practical starting models make the options easier to compare. The first conversation can map the right model to your audience, funding, and operating role.

No sponsor fee

Endorsed Resource

Participating businesses contract directly with Trawvid Sec and retain ownership of their own results.

Partner role: Make introductions and explain the available resource.

$1,750 remote or $2,500 onsite plus travel

Co-Branded Program

Host a practical workshop, clinic, or office-hours block with approved shared program language.

Partner role: Promote the opportunity, define the audience, and support event logistics.

$4,750 for five or $8,500 for ten businesses

What partners and participating businesses can expect.

How is participant privacy protected?

Individual interview notes, scorecards, findings, recommendations, and action plans stay between Trawvid Sec and the participating business. Sponsors receive approved aggregate, non-identifying program outcomes. A participant decides whether to disclose any part of its individual result.

What does each participating business receive?

Each business receives a guided Cyber Hygiene Checkup, a category scorecard, five practical priorities, a 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day action sequence, and a private results discussion.

What can a sponsor measure?

Approved reporting can cover enrollment, completion, broad non-identifying business characteristics, common risk categories, action-plan themes, participant satisfaction, and recommendations for future programming.

What businesses are a good fit?

The program can support startups, existing small businesses, manufacturers, suppliers, professional services firms, and businesses facing customer, contract, insurance, or public-sector expectations. Sponsors can also define service-area or membership eligibility.

What information is used during the Checkup?

The conversation uses high-level business and technology context, major provider relationships, the IT support model, current business pressure, and ordinary records that help explain current practices. Detailed submission safeguards are provided during enrollment.

Can a business get help after the Checkup?

Yes. A participant can add scoped advisory or implementation support to keep the plan moving. The participant decides whether to disclose that separate relationship to a sponsor.

Start the conversation

Tell us who you support and what a useful result would look like.

A short first message is enough. Trawvid Sec follows up about the target business population, service area, participant count, funding path, timing, recruitment, and the aggregate outcomes that matter.

Keep the message at a program level. Do not include participant names, security findings, incident details, contracts, customer data, regulated data, passwords, secrets, or confidential technical information.

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