Built by a cybersecurity veteran,
for Canadian small business.

Rajkumar Singh has spent 17 years on both sides of the breach. As founder of Technology Integrated Solutions, he ran penetration tests, conducted forensic investigations, and led incident response for over 400 Canadian organizations — from dental clinics and law firms to financial institutions and critical infrastructure. Over 1,000 security incidents investigated. CEH, CHFI, CASP+, and ECSA certified.

After 17 years, a pattern became impossible to ignore. Canadian small businesses faced the same threats as enterprise organizations — but had none of the tools, none of the expertise, and none of the budget. A dental clinic in Mississauga had no way to know its Microsoft 365 was misconfigured. An accounting firm in Calgary had no idea its backups had never been tested. Guardlyne was built to close that gap permanently.

Canadian regulations. Canadian business realities. Canadian accountability. Built here, for here — by someone who has spent a career making sure organizations do not find out about their security gaps the hard way.

The gap was obvious

After years working with enterprise security teams globally, the pattern was unmistakable — the tools, the frameworks, the expertise all existed at the enterprise level. Small and mid-sized Canadian businesses were completely underserved. A dental clinic in Mississauga, an accounting firm in Calgary, a law office in Montreal — none of them had access to the kind of security intelligence that large organizations take for granted.

The Canadian angle matters

Canadian SMBs face a uniquely complex compliance landscape. PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, PHIPA, cyber insurance requirements that change every renewal cycle. US-built tools do not understand this. They were not built for the Canadian market, they do not speak to Canadian regulations, and they do not reflect the realities of running a small business in Canada. Guardlyne was built here, for here.

Plain English, not jargon

A business owner should not need a cybersecurity degree to understand their risk. Every finding in Guardlyne is written in plain English — what the problem is, why it matters, how long it takes to fix. The goal is not to impress with technical terminology. The goal is to help a business owner take action in the next 30 minutes.

Global experience, Canadian focus

The knowledge and methodologies behind Guardlyne come from working with organizations across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific — environments with the highest stakes and the most demanding security requirements in the world.

That global experience is distilled into a product built specifically for the Canadian market — reflecting Canadian law, Canadian business culture, and the real-world constraints of running a small business in Canada.