The Access Review
We find out who can get into what.
Every account, every admin right, every former employee who still has a working login. Remote, about a week. We change nothing in your systems.
Identity & access security · Dallas–Fort Worth
We find the cracks in your business processes and seal them.
The problem
The problems are almost always the same three: a password reused from a site that got breached, an account nobody closed when someone left, and an admin login that reads email all day.
Former staff still have logins. Passwords are shared in a spreadsheet. Two-factor is on for some people and not others, and nobody can tell you which.
You don't know what you don't know. It seems like the kind of thing that needs an IT department, a budget and a project — so it stays on the list.
A ten-person business shouldn't need a security department to be safe. It needs somebody to look once, write it down, and fix the handful of things that matter.
What we do
Every one is fixed in scope and quoted as a flat fee after a free twenty-minute call. You'll know what you're getting and what it costs before anything starts.
We find out who can get into what.
Every account, every admin right, every former employee who still has a working login. Remote, about a week. We change nothing in your systems.
Then we fix what we found.
MFA rolled out without locking anyone out, admin accounts separated from daily ones, a password manager people will use, and a real leavers process.
Four times a year, we check what drifted.
New starters, quiet departures, MFA switched off during a bad week. A known date each quarter — not a promise of availability.
No retainers, no hourly meters, nothing open-ended. We take on a small number of clients at a time, so yours gets proper attention.
Who you'd be working with
Most owners suspect something is wrong and have no way to check. They aren't careless — they're busy, and nobody ever sat down and showed them what to look at.
Yele has spent ten-plus years in IT, watching the same handful of problems cause real damage to businesses that couldn't afford it. Not clever attacks — the boring ones. The fixes were never complicated. Nobody had just sat down and done them.
That is what EDITS is. One person, a small number of clients at a time, and a preference for telling you that you don't need us yet over selling you something you don't.
The plan
Twenty minutes, free. What the business runs on, who works there, what has already gone wrong or nearly gone wrong.
A written scope and a flat fee. If the honest answer is that you don't need us yet, you'll get that instead — it happens, and it costs you nothing.
On the agreed schedule, with a written findings report and a fix list you keep whether or not we do the fixing.
It's free, and it's the step that tells us both whether there's anything here worth doing.
What success looks like
Often, nothing. Plenty of businesses go years without anyone trying the handle.
The catch is that most owners find out they had a problem from someone else — a customer, a bank, an insurer, a member of staff who can't get in. At that point you're not choosing when to deal with it, and the week of work it would have taken becomes something much larger.
Looking is cheap. Finding out the hard way isn't.
Free, and staying that way
No signup, no email capture, no gate. If you read all of it and never call us, that's a good outcome.
That's a fine reason to call. Twenty minutes, free, and you'll get a straight answer either way.
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