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Most businesses don't find out their security has a gap until something goes wrong. A security consultation is how you find it first.
At Hyper Software, a security consultation is a paid, expert-led review of your IT systems, applications, network, and data practices. You get a straight answer on where you're exposed, what actually matters versus what can wait, and a plan you can act on — not a 40-page report full of jargon nobody on your team will ever read.
We've been building software and managing IT infrastructure for clients since 2020, from Jaipur out to businesses across the US, UK, and Middle East. That means our security advice comes from people who've also built and shipped the systems we're reviewing, not from a checklist team that's never touched a codebase.
A security consultation is a structured conversation and review process where a security expert examines your current setup — websites, applications, servers, cloud accounts, internal processes — and tells you, in plain language, what's putting you at risk and what to do about it.
It's not a scan. Automated tools can flag known vulnerabilities, but they can't tell you that your customer support team is emailing spreadsheets full of card numbers, or that your "temporary" admin account from three years ago is still active. That's the part a human consultant catches.
A good consultation ends with three things: a prioritized list of risks, a realistic plan to fix them, and honest guidance on which of those fixes you can do yourself versus which ones need outside help.
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Most companies don't wake up one morning and decide to invest in security. Something usually triggers it:
Here's the part people underestimate: the cost of fixing a problem before launch is a fraction of the cost of fixing it after a breach, a lawsuit, or a lost client. We've seen both sides of that gap, and it's not close.
Every business is different, so we scope the consultation to what's actually relevant to you.Broadly, it can include:
Risk & VulnerabilityAssessment
We map out where your data lives, who can access it, and where the weak points are —servers, endpoints, third-party tools, and human processes.
Compliance & Regulatory Guidance
We tell you which standards actually apply to your business (not every company needs ISO 27001) and what's realistically required to get there.
Security Architecture Review
For businesses with existing infrastructure, we review how your systems are designed and where the design itself creates risk, not just individual bugs.
Application & Software Security Consultation
If you're building or already running an app or website, we review authentication, data handling, and common weak points like insecure APIs or outdated dependencies — an area we know well because we're a custom software development team ourselves.
Cloud & Network Security Consultation
Misconfigured cloud storage is one of the most common causes of data leaks. We check access controls, network segmentation, and cloud account settings.
Policy & Employee Training Guidance
Most breaches start with a person, not a firewall. We help you build simple, realistic security policies your team will actually follow.
Incident Response Planning
If something does go wrong, do you know who does what, in what order, in the first hour? Most businesses don't. We help you write that plan before you need it.
This is where most businesses get confused, and it's an easy mix-up to make. Here's how they're different:
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Service |
What It Is |
Best For |
Typical Output |
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Security |
Advisory review and |
Businesses that need |
A prioritized risk |
|
Consultation |
planning session |
direction and don't yet know their biggest risk |
report and action plan |
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SecurityAudit |
Formal, structured |
Businesses preparing for |
A pass/fail or gap |
|
check against a |
certification or a |
report against that |
|
|
specific standard |
compliance deadline |
standard |
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|
Penetration |
Simulated attack to |
Businesses that already |
A technical report of |
|
Testing |
actively try to break |
have basics covered and |
exploitable |
|
in |
want to test them |
vulnerabilities |
|
|
Managed Security |
Ongoing, day-to-day |
Businesses that want |
24/7 monitoring and |
|
Services (MSSP) |
monitoring and |
continuous protection, not |
incident response |
|
defense |
a one-time review |
If you're not sure which one you need, that's exactly what the consultation is for — we'll tell you honestly, even if it means recommending less than you asked for.
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We keep this simple on purpose. A process nobody can follow doesn't get followed.
1. Discovery Call. A short, no-obligation conversation about your business, what you're worried about, and what you're trying to protect.
2. Assessment. We review your systems, ask your team questions, and identify gaps —technical and process-level.
3. Report & Roadmap. You get a clear document: what's urgent, what's important but not urgent, and what can wait. No 40-page filler.
4. Implementation Support. If you want us to fix what we found, we can. If you'd rather hand it to your own team, we'll make sure the report is detailed enough for them to run with it.
5. Ongoing Review. Security isn't a one-time project. We recommend a check-in cadence based on how fast your business and its risk profile are changing.
Honestly, DIY works for some businesses. It doesn't for others. Here's how to tell which one you are.
DIY makes sense when:
What DIY usually misses:
Hiring a consultant makes sense when:
Most businesses that try full DIY security find the gaps the hard way — usually right after something's already gone wrong.
Pricing depends heavily on scope — a one-time advisory call is very different from a full assessment with a written roadmap. As a general reference point (actual quotes depend on your specific setup):
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Engagement Type |
Typical Price Range |
Typical Price Range |
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(India) |
(Global/USD) |
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Initial consultation call |
₹2,000 – ₹8,000 |
$50 – $150 |
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Focused consultation (single |
₹15,000 – ₹50,000 |
$250 – $800 |
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system/app) |
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Full business security consultation |
₹40,000 – ₹1,50,000+ |
$600 – $2,500+ |
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with roadmap |
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Ongoing advisory retainer (monthly) |
₹15,000 – ₹60,000/month |
$250 – $1,000/month |
These ranges reflect general market patterns for security advisory work and vary by business size, industry, and how much of your infrastructure needs review. Get in touch and we'll give you an exact number after a short discovery call — no pressure, no surprise add-ons.
You don't need to chase every standard that exists — you need to know which ones actually apply to your business.
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Standard |
Who It's For |
What It Covers |
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ISO 27001 |
Any business wanting a formal, |
Overall information security |
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internationally recognized security |
management system |
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certification |
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GDPR |
Businesses handling data of EU |
Data privacy rights and handling of |
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residents |
personal data |
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DPDP Act, |
Any business processing personal data |
India's data protection law — consent, |
|
2023 (India) |
of Indian residents |
data handling, and breach reporting |
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HIPAA |
Healthcare businesses handling US |
Protected health information (PHI) |
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patient data |
security |
|
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PCI DSS |
Any business that stores, processes, or |
Payment card data security |
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transmits card payment data |
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SOC 2 |
SaaS and service companies, especially |
Data security, availability, and |
|
those selling to US enterprise clients |
confidentiality controls |
We'll tell you plainly if you don't need one of these yet — over-scoping compliance work wastes your budget on requirements you're not legally or commercially obligated to meet.
A security consultation is a paid advisory service where an expert reviews your IT systems, applications, and processes to identify security risks and give you a clear, prioritized plan to address them.
A consultation is a broad, advisory review that often includes process and compliance guidance. A penetration test is a narrower, technical simulation of an attack against a specific system to find exploitable weaknesses.
Yes — antivirus and firewalls protect specific points, but a consultation looks at the whole picture, including things tools can't catch, like weak processes, poor access controls, and human error.
A focused consultation typically starts around ₹2,000–₹15,000, while a full business assessment with a roadmap can run ₹40,000–₹1,50,000 or more, depending on scope.
Most consultations are completed within one to three weeks, starting with a discovery call and ending with a written report and roadmap.
Yes. Part of the consultation is identifying which compliance standards actually apply to your business and what gaps exist between your current setup and that standard.
A consultation is typically a one-time or periodic advisory engagement. Managed security services (MSSP) provide ongoing, day-to-day monitoring and defense.
No. Small and mid-sized businesses often benefit the most, since they usually don't have an in-house security team and are more exposed to basic, avoidable mistakes.
A general sense of your systems (website, apps, cloud accounts, data you store), any past security incidents, and any compliance requirements you already know you need to meet.
Yes. Since we're also a software development and IT services company, we can implement the fixes directly instead of handing you off to a separate provider.
A few patterns show up again and again in the businesses we work with:
A growing e-commerce client came to us a few weeks before a major sale event. They'd built their store quickly, on a tight timeline, and never had anyone review it for security. They weren't panicking — just cautious, since a bigger sale meant more customer payment data flowing through the site than ever before.
We started with a discovery call to understand their setup: a custom checkout flow, a third- party payment gateway, and an admin panel a previous freelance developer had built. Within the assessment, we found two things that mattered more than everything else on the list — an outdated plugin with a known vulnerability, and an admin account with a weak, reused password that had access to customer order data.
Neither issue was exotic. Both were exactly the kind of thing an automated scanner might flag as "medium priority" among fifty other warnings, and exactly the kind of thing a human reviewer flags as "fix this today." We gave them a short, prioritized report: two urgent fixes, three important-but-not-urgent items, and a recommendation to add basic monitoring going into their sale weekend.
They fixed the urgent items in under 48 hours, ran their sale without incident, and came back to us afterward for the network security work on the "important" list. That's usually how it goes — a consultation isn't the end of the relationship, it's the starting point for knowing what to actually prioritize.
We build software too. Our security advice comes from people who understand how applications, databases, and infrastructure actually work, not just from a generic
checklist.
Ready to find out where you actually stand? Book a free security consultation call or call us directly at +91 9079282750.
We flag it immediately as urgent, rather than waiting for the final report, so you can act on critical issues right away.
Yes. We work with clients across India, the US, UK, and the Middle East, and calls can be scheduled to fit your time zone.
Our discovery call is a no-obligation conversation to understand your needs; scope and pricing for the full consultation are discussed after that based on what you actually need.
We work with startups, e-commerce businesses, SaaS companies, healthcare-adjacent businesses, fintech, and general small-to-mid-sized businesses across sectors.
For very small setups withminimal data, basic DIY checks can work. Once you handle customer data at any real scale, or face a compliance deadline, a professional consultation usually pays for itself by catching what DIY tools miss.
Have questions or need expert guidance? Our team is ready to help you with the right technology solutions for your business.