SG1 Security: find the weak spots in your website before criminals do

Why this matters now

Breaking into a website used to take a skilled person days of work. Now criminals hand that job to AI, which never sleeps and checks thousands of websites at the same time. Small businesses are the easiest targets, because nobody is watching.

Minutesis how fast AI tools can find a weakness that once took a person days to find.

24/7Criminals' AI never stops looking. A check once a year can't keep up with that.

Every changeA new plugin, page or update to your site can open a door that was shut yesterday.

One check a year isn't enough anymore

Most businesses get their website checked once, if ever. But your site keeps changing, and criminals keep getting faster. If something breaks open on a Tuesday, you need to know on Tuesday, not at next year's review.

A once-a-year security check

Out of date as soon as your website changes. You get a long report, and then nobody looks again for 12 months.

Doing nothing

You find out when a customer's details are stolen, your site is defaced, or Google warns people away from it.

SG1 Security

Your website is checked constantly, the way a criminal would check it. When we find a problem, we tell you straight away, in plain English, and show you how to fix it.

How it works

You give us permission to check your website. We do the rest.

We look at your website like a criminal would

We find everything about your business that's visible online, including old pages and forgotten logins you may not know are still out there.

We try to get in, safely

Using the same AI tools criminals use, we try to break in. We never damage anything, and we never take your site offline.

We tell you what to fix, and keep watching

You get a simple explanation of each problem and what to do about it. Once it's fixed, we check again to make sure, and then keep watching.

Trained by Australia's top cyber agency

I'm Sam Steele. I spent three years with the Australian Signals Directorate, Australia's version of America's NSA and the agency that protects the country from cyber attacks.

I've seen how the most serious attackers in the world operate. Today, criminals have AI tools that let them work the same way, and they're pointing them at everyday Australian businesses. I built SG1 Security so small and mid-sized businesses get the same level of protection, without needing a security team.

3 years, Australian Signals Directorate15+ years in business technologyFounder, SG1 Consulting

What you get

One service, and it does one job well: keeping your website from being the easy target.

A full check of your website to start with
Ongoing checks every day after that
A fresh check whenever your website changes
An alert straight away if we find something serious
Only real problems, checked by a person. No false alarms.
Plain-English fix steps you can pass to your web developer
A re-check once it's fixed, so you know it's closed
A simple monthly report you can show your insurer or clients

Common questions

Is it safe? Will my website go down?

Yes, it's safe, and no, your website won't go down. We never damage anything or slow your site down for customers, and we can do heavier checks overnight.

Is this legal?

Yes. We only check websites you own, and only after you've given us written permission.

I'm not technical. Will I understand the results?

That's the point. Every problem is explained in plain English: what it is, why it matters to your business, and exactly what to do. If you have a web developer, you can forward it straight to them.

My website was built by an agency. Isn't it already secure?

It may have been secure on the day it was built. Websites change, plugins go out of date, and new tricks appear every week. That's why we keep checking.

We're a small business. Would anyone really target us?

Criminals' AI doesn't pick targets by size. It checks everyone and goes after whoever is easiest. Small businesses are hit most often for exactly that reason.

They can find a way into your website in minutes. We make sure you find it first.