Services · Durban & South Africa
Four services that cover the full picture: spot the gaps, train the team, respond when something breaks, and stay on the right side of POPIA. Built around the South African SME reality, not enterprise theory.
Pick your starting point
Each service stands alone or works alongside the others. Not sure where to start? The assessment is usually the right first step.
A plain-language audit of your network, email, devices, accounts, and public exposure. You receive a written report with a risk rating per area and a fix-it-first checklist.
Hands-on training that teaches your team to spot phishing, ransomware, and the SA-specific scams aimed at FNB, SARS, Vodacom, and WhatsApp users. Real examples, zero jargon.
Under attack? We help you contain the damage, investigate what happened, and recover your operations. POPIA breach notification guidance is built into the response.
Plain-language POPIA for South African SMEs. Gap assessment, policies, Information Officer registration, and staff training. We prioritise the highest-risk areas first.
Why Ubuntu Guard
The same cybersecurity playbook does not work for a 12-person law firm in Durban and a global bank. We work with the budgets, tools, and threats SA SMEs actually face.
Based in uMhlanga. We know the scams targeting FNB, Capitec, SARS, and SA logistics because we track them every month.
Every report and every session is written for business owners, not IT teams. If we use a technical term, we explain it.
We scope each engagement to your team size and risk. No bloated retainers, no security theatre, no jargon-packed quotes.
Not sure where to start?
A 20-minute discovery call is enough for us to point you at the right service, or tell you honestly that you do not need one yet.