Your Pastor & Trusted Circle
Leadership accounts, assistants, delegated access, account recovery, impersonation risks, and guidance for keeping ministry and family information separate.
Protect the people, information, and trust your ministry depends on. We prepare in advance, spend a full day with your team, and deliver a clear plan for what comes next.
For executive pastors, operations leaders, and the teams entrusted with protecting a large or multisite church.
Leadership accounts, assistants, delegated access, account recovery, impersonation risks, and guidance for keeping ministry and family information separate.
Giving records, donation-platform access, payout settings, payroll, and the process for verifying vendor or bank-detail changes.
Access, sharing, and exports for member records, pastoral care, prayer requests, benevolence, and children’s information.
How worker identities, locations, travel plans, photos, prayer updates, and communications are shared and protected.
Email, church software, selected devices, MFA, administrator privileges, former staff access, and access held by vendors or volunteers.
Central controls and selected local practices for guest Wi-Fi, check-in, production systems, cameras, and remote access.
Ownership and recovery of your website, domains, social accounts, and livestream channels, plus who can speak for the church during an incident.
Backup evidence, an agreed safe sample restore, incident responsibilities, and practical fallbacks when essential ministry systems are unavailable.
We meet your sponsor and IT contact, agree on scope, and review selected system evidence. You receive an agenda and a short preparation checklist.
Two assessors meet with leadership and key staff, validate technical findings, examine sensitive workflows, lead a 60-minute staff seminar, and run a 45-minute leadership incident exercise.
Within seven business days, receive written findings and a 90-day roadmap. We present the priorities to leadership and reconnect for a 30-day follow-up.
We split into parallel sessions where useful. Your final agenda reflects your church’s priorities and staff availability.
Leadership priorities, scope, and operational briefing
Technical review alongside leadership and finance interviews
Sensitive data, missions, and campus technology walkthrough
Lunch and assessor review
Staff security seminar · 60 minutes
Leadership incident exercise · 45 minutes
Follow-up checks, recovery evidence, and gap validation
Initial observations, urgent actions, and next steps
Practice responding to pastor impersonation, AI voice scams, suspicious sign-ins, payment changes, and unsafe sharing. Staff leave with a simple verification and reporting checklist.
Work through a fictional account compromise or fraudulent payment request. Clarify who decides, who calls the bank or IT provider, and how the church communicates.
A leadership sponsor, your executive assistant or operations lead, IT or your provider, finance, and representatives for member care, children’s ministry, missions, and communications. Each joins the relevant session.
Know what needs attention, why it matters to your ministry, and who should do what next.
A focused engagement built around a full day at your church.
Start with a scope call. We confirm fit, timing, and the total cost before you book.
Multiple campuses? Add a shared-systems campus day for $4,000 + travel. We confirm coverage before booking.
See Scope and Campus OptionsThe audit samples agreed systems and workflows. Your report distinguishes verified findings, missing evidence, and areas needing a deeper review.
Additional campus visits: $4,000 per two-assessor day, plus preapproved travel, when central systems are shared.
Separate environments: additional tenants, independent networks, larger samples, or more extensive reviews receive a custom scope.
Pastor and family: personal-account and household-device reviews are separately scoped, with consent from each adult account holder.
Specialist work: penetration testing, comprehensive physical security, incident forensics, and Sunday service observation are separate engagements.
We use settings, permissions, redacted examples, and approved evidence wherever possible. We agree on access and evidence handling in advance. Active checks require written authorization for named assets. This scoped assessment is not a certification or a guarantee that every vulnerability will be found.
Your church owns the findings and chooses the next step.
We can implement improvements alongside your existing IT team: stronger accounts, safer sharing, network changes, recovery plans, and staff procedures. Each project has its own scope, price, and completion checks.
Explore Implementation SupportLooking for a smaller remote review? Church Security Essentials remains available from $2,950 for a separately defined scope.
Ask about EssentialsKnow your risks. Prepare your people. Leave with a plan.