CANO Cyber Defense

Protect what keeps your business moving.

Authorized. Defensive. Evidence-driven.

Security work that starts from how your organization actually operates. Every engagement is authorized in writing, every finding is supported by evidence, and the limits of that evidence are stated plainly.

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Capabilities

Three groups, by where you are

01

Assess & Strengthen

Before anything has gone wrong.

Cybersecurity Assessment
A structured review of identity, email, endpoints, network and process, with findings ranked by real risk rather than listed alphabetically.
Microsoft 365 Security Review
Examining the configuration of the platform most organizations depend on, including the settings that are commonly left at default.
Security Hardening
Reducing unnecessary exposure across the environment, in a sequence agreed against operational disruption.

02

Prepare & Protect

Before you need it, so decisions are not made under pressure.

Incident Readiness
Agreeing in advance who decides, who is contacted, what is preserved and what the first hour looks like.
Security Improvement Planning
A prioritized, costed plan your team can actually complete, rather than a control catalogue.

03

Investigate & Respond

When something has already happened.

Phishing Analysis
Establishing how a message was routed, what authentication results it carried, and what it actually attempted.
Business Email Compromise Support
Working through account activity, mail rules and access to establish what was reached and what was changed.
Investigation & Evidence Support
Preserving and documenting available evidence in a form that remains useful to counsel, insurers or law enforcement.

Incident workflow

Written authorization precedes access.

The sequence does not change under pressure. Authorization is a gate, not a formality: nothing is examined before scope is agreed in writing.

  1. 01

    Triage

    Establish what is known, what is suspected and what is urgent.

  2. 02

    Authorize

    Written authorization defines scope and access before any examination begins.

    Written authorization required

  3. 03

    Preserve

    Capture evidence before it expires, rotates or is overwritten.

  4. 04

    Analyze

    Examine what the evidence supports, and note what it does not.

  5. 05

    Contain

    Limit continued exposure with agreed, reversible actions.

  6. 06

    Report

    Document findings, timeline and the boundary of what was established.

  7. 07

    Strengthen

    Close the gap that allowed it, and verify the change held.

Evidence

Evidence, not guesses.

Digital evidence is genuinely useful and genuinely limited. Being precise about which is which is what makes a report worth relying on.

01

Trace

Reconstruct message routes, account activity and available infrastructure signals.

02

Correlate

Connect authentication results, platform logs and artifacts into a usable timeline.

03

Explain

Translate the evidence into clear findings, priorities and practical next steps.

Delivery principles

Clear scope. Evidence-led decisions.

Every engagement is designed to make the next decision clearer and leave your organization in a stronger operating position.

  1. 01

    Written authorization and an agreed scope before access

  2. 02

    Evidence preservation before artifacts expire or rotate

  3. 03

    Reversible containment actions coordinated with your team

  4. 04

    Security hardening prioritized against real operational risk

  5. 05

    Plain-language findings and documentation you keep

Business-hours cybersecurity assistance. Scope and availability are confirmed in the written engagement. General service limitations are addressed in our Terms of Use.

Reporting a security concern

For a suspected security issue, contactsecurity@canotechnologies.com. Describe what you observed and when. Do not send credentials, recovery codes or confidential evidence by email — if sensitive material is needed, an approved secure transfer method is arranged first.

Security concern

Discuss a Security Concern

Whether something has already happened or you want to reduce the chance that it does, the first step is a scoped conversation.

Serving organizations across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, with remote delivery available.