Basic Membership

Affordable, Practical Cybersecurity Support

Services that grow with your business.

The HOZHO Basic Membership is designed for small teams, nonprofits, tribal organizations, and K–12 schools that need meaningful cybersecurity support without the cost of a full internal security department.

This membership helps organizations take practical steps to reduce risk, improve awareness, and strengthen their cybersecurity foundation through affordable, recurring support.

Includes:

Cyber Risk Baseline Assessment

Email Protection

External Footprint Monitoring

Phishing Simulations

Policy Templates

Built for Organizations that Need More than Just Software

The HOZHO Basic Membership is a strong fit for:

·      Nonprofits

·      Organizations with limited internal IT or cybersecurity staff

·      Small businesses

·      Teams that need affordable protection and practical guidance

·      Tribal departments and community organizations

Many organizations know cybersecurity matters, but struggle to know where to begin, what to prioritize, or how to build momentum. The Basic Membership helps close that gap with accessible tools, support, and guidance.

Services that grow with your business.

Cybersecurity is not one product or tool, it is a combination of leadership, training, monitoring, and protective controls that work together to reduce risk.

HOZHO Cybersecurity offers a membership-based cybersecurity ecosystem designed to help organizations strengthen security step by step. Our memberships provide foundational cybersecurity protections, while additional services allow organizations to expand their program as their needs grow.

This approach allows organizations to start small, scale over time, and only invest in the services they need.

Cyber Risk Baseline Assessment

The Cyber Risk Baseline Assessment helps your organization understand where it stands today so you can make smarter decisions tomorrow.This assessment provides a practical starting point to identify common gaps across governance, user awareness, technology safeguards, and day-to-day cyber hygiene. Rather than overwhelming your organization with technical jargon, it helps highlight where your basic cybersecurity posture may be weak and where improvement can be prioritized first.

This is especially valuable for organizations that:

Are unsure where their biggest risks are

Have never completed a formal cyber review

Need a starting point for leadership discussions

Want a more informed path toward stronger security

Email Protection

Email remains one of the most common ways attackers reach organizations. The HOZHO Basic Membership includes email protection capabilities designed to help reduce exposure to malicious emails, suspicious links, spam, and other common threats.For many smaller organizations, email is the front door to the business. It is where staff communicate, receive invoices, share documents, and manage daily operations. That makes it one of the most important places to strengthen protection.

Email protection helps support:

Detection of Suspicious or Malicious Email Activity

Reduced Risk of phishing-based compromise

Better protection for staff and organizational communications

Improved confidence in day-to-day email use

Phishing Simulations

Cybersecurity awareness is not built through one training session alone. Phishing simulations help organizations create a stronger culture of awareness by safely testing how staff respond to suspicious messages and social engineering attempts.These simulations provide practical learning opportunities that make cybersecurity more real, more relevant, and more memorable. They can help teams move from simply hearing about phishing to recognizing it in context.

Phishing simulations help:

  • Build a stronger culture of caution and reporting

  • Identify areas where staff may need more support

  • Reduce human risk through real-world examples

  • Reinforce security awareness over time

Cybersecurity Policies

Many organizations know they need cybersecurity policies, but do not have the time or internal expertise to draft them from scratch. The HOZHO Basic Membership includes access to policy templates that help organizations begin building a stronger governance foundation.These templates help support consistency, accountability, and clearer expectations around cybersecurity practices. They are designed to give organizations a starting point for establishing structure and communicating responsibilities.

Policy templates can help organizations with:

  • Creating a stronger foundation for future policy development

  • Defining security expectations

  • Improving governance maturity

  • Supporting internal accountability

Many cybersecurity solutions are built for larger organizations with bigger budgets, larger teams, and dedicated security staff. The HOZHO Basic Membership is different. It is designed for organizations that need practical, affordable, and manageable cybersecurity support. It helps establish a stronger foundation without requiring a full-time cybersecurity executive or a large internal team. This membership is a good fit for organizations that want to:

  • Access Foundational policy resources

  • Gain visibility into exposures

  • Improve staff awareness

  • Reduce email and phishing risk

  • Start building a cybersecurity program

Simulated Phishing & Awareness Training

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How HOZHO Membership Works

Compliance-as-a-Service | Cybersecurity-as-a-Service

The HOZHO Membership is designed to make cybersecurity and compliance support accessible without large upfront costs, complex contracts, or long implementation delays. Our model is built around a Compliance-as-a-Service approach, which means your organization can begin improving its cybersecurity posture immediately while HOZHO helps guide, prioritize, and implement improvements over time.

Start Immediately - No Large Upfront Cost

Many organizations delay cybersecurity improvements because traditional consulting models require large upfront assessments, long projects, and expensive retainers. HOZHO Membership is different.

With the HOZHO Membership:

  • There is no large upfront consulting fee

  • You can start immediately

  • You receive ongoing cybersecurity guidance, tools, and support

  • Improvements are made over time in a structured, manageable way

The HOZHO CaaS model allows organizations to start improving their cybersecurity and compliance posture right away, rather than waiting for a large budget or a major project.

  • The HOZHO Membership operates as a Compliance-as-a-Service and Cybersecurity Program Support model. Instead of delivering a single report and walking away, HOZHO works with your organization over time to help build, improve, and maintain your cybersecurity program.

    This includes support in areas such as:

    • Cybersecurity governance and leadership guidance

    • Policy and procedure development

    • Remediation guidance and improvement planning

    • Reporting and progress tracking for leadership

    • Risk identification and prioritization

    • Security awareness and phishing training

    • Technical monitoring and protection tools

    The goal is not just to "check a box, " but to help organizations build sustainable cybersecurity practices that support long-term operations, insurance requirements, compliance expectations, and community trust.

  • Once your organization enrolls in a HOZHO Membership, you will receive access to the HOZHO Cyber Hub, which serves as your central resource center.

    The Cyber Hub includes:

    Cybersecurity training and awareness content

    Policy templates and governance resources

    Guides and checklists

    Cybersecurity program development materials

    Community updates and alerts

    Educational content for leadership and staff

    Downloadable resources and tools

    This allows your organization to begin learning, improving, and implementing better cybersecurity practices immediately.

  • After enrollment, a HOZHO vCISO (Virtual Chief Information Security Officer) will guide your organization through the onboarding process.

    The onboarding process typically includes:

    • Completing the Cyber Risk Baseline Assessment

    • Helping your organization understand which policies, training, and technical controls should come first

    • Identifying initial priority areas

    • Recommending next steps and a practical roadmap

    • Reviewing your current cybersecurity practices

    • Understanding your organization's structure and operations

    This process is designed to be practical and supportive, not overwhelming. The goal is to meet organizations where they are and help them move forward step-by-step.

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