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Cybersecurity for digital and marketing agencies
Your clients trust you with their access, their data, their ad accounts. A training, templates, and a certificate to show in RFPs — without turning your studio into a consulting firm.
01 —Your concrete challenges
Digital and marketing agencies
You manage your clients' ad accounts and CMS.
A single mailbox compromise on your side exposes the Meta Ads, Google Ads, Stripe, and CMS access of all your clients. The blast radius exceeds your studio — and your professional liability may not cover it.
Prospects send you a security questionnaire.
Enterprise accounts add a security section to their RFPs. Without a defensible posture, you're filtered out first. With one, you win deals that larger agencies don't.
You handle personal data on behalf of your clients.
CRM databases, opt-in lists, scraped leads — you process personal data, so GDPR applies. Without a record of processing and a processor clause, your clients take a risk that eventually costs them — and you, the contract.
Your teams are mobile, freelancers, BYOD.
Freelancers, remote work — your IT perimeter is a mosaic. Access discipline, device encryption, and clean revocation at departure are the controls that make the difference.
Why it matters
Attackers specifically target agencies because a single compromise unlocks several clients' access at once. For them it's unique leverage. For you, it means cybersecurity is no longer a check-box: it's a condition to sign the right clients.
Our recommendation
Most agencies (5 to 30 people) start with Essentials — the training covers exactly the controls that RFP questionnaires look at first. If your agency has crossed 30 people or a critical client asks for an audit, Ally is the natural next step.
Let's talk about your situation.
A 30-minute call with a senior expert. You leave with your three priorities for this quarter — whether or not we work together.