Lethbridge · Southern Alberta

Cybersecurity
Without the Jargon.

Practical cybersecurity and IT consulting for small businesses and organizations. See your technology the way an attacker sees it, understand where the real risks are, and get a clear plan for what to do next.

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15+ years IT experience Hands-on security experience Plain-English advice

The Webmonkeys mindset

Don't wait for a criminal to tell you where your weak spots are.

Good security isn't about buying every security product available. It's about understanding your real exposure, protecting what matters, making people harder to fool, and having a plan when something goes wrong.

Who I am

Technology explained from both sides.

I bring an IT background together with hands-on security practice so that technical problems can be understood in business terms.

I’m Chris Plumb, a Lethbridge-based information technology professional and cybersecurity practitioner with approximately 15 years of experience working with computers, networks, Microsoft environments, backups, cybersecurity, and business technology.

My security experience includes hands-on ethical-hacking labs, security testing, incident investigation, and studying how attackers exploit trust, passwords, technology, and human behaviour.

I focus on practical solutions and clear explanations. The goal isn't to make technology more complicated. The goal is to understand the risk, fix what matters, and leave you with systems and habits that make sense.

What I do

Start with the problem. Build the right solution.

Services are designed for people and small organizations that want practical security help without enterprise-level complexity.

Cybersecurity Health Check

A practical review of the security basics that protect your organization: accounts, authentication, devices, backups, exposure, common attack paths, and human risk.

Find the priorities. Fix the right things first.

Security Awareness

Practical talks and training on phishing, scams, social engineering, identity theft, passwords, AI, deepfakes, and the psychology criminals use.

Make your people harder to fool.

Cybersecurity Guidance

Clear advice on improving security, reducing risk, protecting important accounts and information, and choosing sensible security controls.

Security advice you can actually use.

IT Consulting

Advice and support for networks, Microsoft environments, devices, troubleshooting, technology planning, and practical business IT.

Technology that works for the business.

Incident Support

Help understanding suspicious activity, compromised accounts, phishing attempts, unusual messages, and the safest next steps when something feels wrong.

When something happens, slow down and make a plan.

Backup & Recovery

Practical backup strategies designed to protect important data and make recovery easier when hardware fails, accounts are compromised, or something goes wrong.

Prepare for the day something fails.

Think like an attacker

What would I look for if I wanted to get in?

You don't need to be a cybersecurity expert to ask the right questions. A useful security review starts by looking at the organization from the outside and working inward.

What can I see?

Look at what an outsider could learn about the organization and its technology.

What could fool someone?

Look at the people, processes, messages, and habits a scammer could exploit.

Where are the weak spots?

Identify practical gaps in accounts, devices, authentication, backups, and configuration.

What matters most?

Prioritize findings by business impact instead of handing you a wall of technical jargon.

How do we fix it?

Turn findings into a straightforward, prioritized plan that you can actually implement.

The Webmonkeys principle

Good security should make you harder to fool, harder to compromise, and easier to recover.

Start with a conversation

Not sure where your biggest risk is?

That's a good place to start. Tell me a little about your organization, what you're trying to protect, or what's keeping you up at night. We can figure out the next step from there.

Phone403-892-3882 Emailchris@webmonkeys.ca Webwebmonkeys.ca

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