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| Original record | Janady13/thatdeveloperguy-website / content/capabilities/cybersecurity/questions.json |
| Date | Not specified in source |
| Repository | Janady13/thatdeveloperguy-website |
| Revision | 2bea2ebdff0e34494bff597d4fa9c8422a0c3a94 |
| Branch | main |
| Path or archive member | content/capabilities/cybersecurity/questions.json |
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[
{ "id": "small-office", "question": "We are a small office with no IT person. Is a security review still worth it?", "answer": "Yes, and it is the most common case. The review is scoped to what you actually run — usually a handful of laptops, email, a website and one or two cloud services — and the report is written so that whoever manages the office can act on it without a technical background." },
{ "id": "certification", "question": "Will this make us certified or compliant?", "answer": "No. The work prepares you for a reviewer and produces the records a reviewer asks for, but ThatDeveloperGuy does not issue certifications or attestations. If a specific framework applies to you, that is written into the scope and the report maps findings to it." },
{ "id": "monitoring-hours", "question": "Is the monitoring 24/7?", "answer": "Not by default. Monitoring is set up on your systems and read by a person on an agreed schedule — daily, weekly, or as written into the engagement. Continuous coverage or guaranteed response times are only offered when they are written into a specific agreement." },
{ "id": "incident-now", "question": "What if we are having an incident right now?", "answer": "Call the number in the footer. An active incident is handled as its own engagement with its own written scope; the incident response plan described here is preparation for next time, not emergency service." },
{ "id": "access", "question": "What access do you need?", "answer": "Read-only wherever possible, granted by you, with your staff present, and removed when the review ends. Anything that requires more than read access is listed in the scope before work starts." },
{ "id": "government", "question": "Do you work with government offices and prime contractors?", "answer": "Yes. Government organizations and prime contractors buy through a written requirement and need records that survive the project; the Government Solutions room describes that pathway. Procurement identifiers are shown on this site only once the owner has supplied and verified them." },
{ "id": "after", "question": "What happens after the report?", "answer": "The agreed fixes are either made by ThatDeveloperGuy or handed to your staff with step-by-step instructions, each fix is checked afterwards, and a short close-out records what changed." }
]