Cybersecurity solutions that defend against modern threats
How we help
Real safety means staying ahead of threats before they happen.
Lean and Fast
Steady and Growing
Efficient and Expanding
Getting secure
The best way to secure your business isn’t one tool, it’s a partner
A partner is a team of people with decades of experience who are in your corner from day one. We know your industry and deliver cybersecurity strategies for tomorrow's risks, so you can focus on your business today.
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Safety. Hackers strike without warning. We stand guard around the clock.
Flexibility. Your business moves quickly. We scale right alongside it.
Transformation. Strong security fuels growth. We turn protection into momentum.
Clarity. Cybersecurity should speak plainly. We keep you informed from incidents to billing.
Power. Real protection puts you in control. We back every decision you make.
Threat horizon
The risks you're facing now and the ones around the corner
Cyber risk doesn't stay still. Here's what's most relevant to businesses today.
Today
Employees have access to the systems, data, and assets needed to do their jobs. Each person makes decisions differently, creating thousands of potential security variables across the organization.
Threat
Attackers target people because they are often easier to exploit than technology, using deception, stolen credentials, and human error to gain access to business-critical assets.
Method
Phishing, Ransomware, Impersonation, AI-powered attacks.
Today
Organizations rely on trusted relationships with vendors, suppliers, customers, and financial institutions to keep business moving. Most transactions are routine and even small irregularities go unnoticed.
Threat
Attackers exploit trusted financial processes to redirect payments, manipulate transactions, and create significant financial losses.
Method
Vendor Impersonation, Email Spoofing, Phishing, Social Engineering, AI-Powered Fraud.
Today
Business operations depend on critical systems, applications, and data being available when employees need them. These assets support everything from customer service to day-to-day decision-making.
Threat
When attackers disrupt access to these systems, organizations can face downtime, operational delays, and an inability to deliver critical services.
Method
Ransomware, System Exploitation, Malware, Insider Threats, Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS).
Today
Organizations must protect sensitive information while complying with an evolving landscape of provincial, federal, and industry-specific regulations. Demonstrating strong security practices has become a core business requirement.
Threat
A weak security posture can trigger regulatory investigations, financial penalties, mandatory reporting obligations, and lasting reputational damage with customers, partners, and stakeholders.
Method
Data Breaches, Ransomware, Credential Compromise, Unauthorized Access, Third-Party Compromise.
Pick your risk level
Cybersecurity strategy
Fully Outsourced
We handle threat monitoring and incident response, 24/7
We manage your firewall and endpoint protection
We run vulnerability scans and penetration testing on your behalf
We handle your compliance reporting for you
Co-Managed
We share threat detection responsibility with your team
Your team handles daily operations, we step in for critical threats
You get shared access to our security dashboards and alerts
Our experts are available on demand when you need them
In-House
Misaligned objectives between IT and the C-suite
Outdated skills and practices as threats evolve
Risk of burnout and operational disruption on your team
Inconvenient, costly employee management overhead
Who We Serve
Financial Services
Rising cybercrime, stricter oversight, growing privacy expectations, and third-party risk are increasing pressure on financial firms. Key frameworks include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, PCI DSS, and OSFI cybersecurity expectations for regulated institutions.
Hospitality
Customer trust, privacy compliance, ransomware risk, and workforce-related security challenges continue to grow. Key requirements include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and PCI DSS for payment processing.
Retail
Fraud, privacy concerns, digital commerce risk, and compliance obligations are major headwinds. Key frameworks include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and PCI DSS.
Education
Expanding digital environments, privacy protection, and operational resilience create growing cyber demands. Key requirements include provincial privacy laws, Quebec Law 25, and in some cases PIPEDA.
Insurance
Regulatory scrutiny, sensitive data protection, fraud prevention, and customer trust are driving cybersecurity investment. Key frameworks include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and OSFI guidance for federally regulated insurers.
Logistics & Transportation
Operational resilience, supply chain exposure, and increasing cyber threats make security critical. Key frameworks include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and sector-specific transportation regulations.
Manufacturing
Operational continuity, intellectual property protection, connected systems, and supply chain security are primary concerns. Key frameworks include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and emerging critical infrastructure expectations.
Non-profit
Limited resources, stakeholder trust, privacy obligations, and growing cyber threats create increasing risk. Key compliance considerations include PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25.
Legal
Client confidentiality, reputational risk, privacy obligations, and increasing cyber threats remain key headwinds. Key requirements include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and provincial law society obligations.
Healthcare
Patient privacy, operational resilience, ransomware risk, and regulatory scrutiny make cybersecurity a board-level issue. Key frameworks include provincial health privacy laws, Quebec Law 25, and in some situations PIPEDA.
Real Estate & Property Management
Privacy obligations, third-party risk, connected technologies, and trust concerns are increasing cyber exposure. Key frameworks include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and PCI DSS where payments are processed.
Construction
Project continuity, supply chain risk, workforce mobility, and cybersecurity maturity gaps are growing concerns. Key requirements include PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and contractual cybersecurity obligations from customers and partners.
Cybersecurity Advice
The Right Security Posture for Any Stage of Growth
A strategy designed for your exact business needs
Every business faces different risks, growth challenges, and compliance requirements. Our approach aligns cybersecurity to your stage of growth, helping you reduce risk, meet regulatory obligations, and support business objectives while adding the clarity you deserve.
What to look for in your cybersecurity partner
Industry Knowledge
Your MSP should understand your specific industry challenges.
Regulatory Expertise
Your MSP should understand major regulatory requirements and compliance frameworks.
Modern Technology
Your MSP should offer a range of best-in-class solutions aligned with your operational interests.
Talented People
Your MSP should connect you with talent that understands your team, industry, and needs.
FAQs
Things you're probably wondering
What cybersecurity services does FENCECORE provide?
Fencecore helps businesses strengthen security across users, devices, networks, cloud environments and data. Support can include security assessments, protection and monitoring, security architecture, compliance support and ongoing cybersecurity management.
Can you work with our existing IT team?
Yes. We can work alongside your internal IT team to provide additional cybersecurity expertise, capacity and specialist support where it’s needed.
How do you identify security risks in our business?
We start by understanding your current environment, technology and risk profile. From there, we can identify vulnerabilities and gaps, prioritize the areas that matter most and recommend practical next steps.
Can you help with cybersecurity compliance?
Yes. We can help translate security and compliance requirements into practical technical controls, policies and processes, while supporting your team through ongoing compliance efforts.
What happens if we experience a cybersecurity incident?
We help you understand the issue, contain the immediate risk and determine the appropriate response. From there, we can support recovery and help strengthen your environment to reduce the likelihood of the same issue happening again.
Step 1
Assess and Audit
We evaluate your current security posture, identify vulnerabilities across your network, and assess compliance gaps to build a clear risk profile.
Step 2
Strategize and Plan
We prioritize threats by severity and business impact, then design a tailored cybersecurity roadmap with actionable defenses and compliance milestones.
Step 3
Deploy and Strengthen
We implement advanced security controls, firewalls, endpoint protection, and monitoring tools, all integrated into your existing infrastructure with minimal disruption.
Step 4
Monitor and Protect
With 24/7 threat monitoring and incident response in place, we continuously refine defenses, run penetration tests and ensure ongoing compliance.
Talk to our team
Book a free 30-minute security assessment. No commitment, just a clear picture of where you stand.
