The attack surface adversaries exploit
isn’t enterprise. It’s everyone else.
Small businesses and individuals make up the majority of the attack surface that adversaries actually exploit. NAXS Labs exists to change that — one organization at a time.
Security isn’t just an enterprise problem.
It never was.
Nation-state actors, ransomware groups, and opportunistic attackers don’t discriminate by organization size. They go where the access is easiest and the defenses are thinnest. That’s small businesses. That’s local healthcare practices. That’s the professional services firm with twelve employees and a shared inbox.
Large organizations have security teams, compliance budgets, and vendor relationships built to manage this. Small organizations have none of that — and the frameworks built to help them are written for people who already know the language.
NAXS Labs closes that gap. Independent assessments, plain findings, and roadmaps small organizations can actually act on. The goal isn’t certification for its own sake. It’s a meaningfully stronger security and privacy posture — one organization at a time.
Independent assessments.
Actionable roadmaps.
Every engagement is built around one goal: stronger security and privacy. A written deliverable you own, a clear picture of what to fix, and no software to buy afterward.
Security Gap Assessments
Structured evaluations of your security and privacy posture against HIPAA and ISO 27001:2022 — findings tied to specific control or citation references, not a generic checklist.
Remediation Roadmaps
Prioritized plans that sequence remediation by risk level and dependency — so you know what to fix first, why it matters, and what comes after.
Security Posture Retainer
Hands-on work for organizations without an existing security function — access controls, policies, and segmentation, not another report.
Small organizations with real compliance exposure.
Most clients share the same situation: genuine regulatory obligations, limited internal expertise, and no budget for an enterprise security firm.
Healthcare & Medical Practices
HIPAA obligations, ePHI exposure, and business associate agreements that carry real regulatory risk. Small practices rarely have a dedicated security function to manage any of it.
Professional Services
Law firms, accounting practices, financial advisors — organizations handling sensitive client data with growing compliance requirements and limited technical staff.
Nonprofits
Donor data, grant compliance requirements, and lean IT budgets. Nonprofits carry real data obligations without the resources to address them systematically.
Not sure where to start?
That’s what I’m here for.
Send a message about your environment and I’ll let you know how I can help — or point you in the right direction if I can’t.