As a premium chauffeur and executive transfer service based in Toronto, our business relies heavily on a smooth and secure online booking system. We handle sensitive customer data, real-time scheduling, and online payments every day—so cybersecurity isn't just important, it's critical. That’s why we partnered with PlutoSec – a leading Canadian cybersecurity company specializing in penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and secure application development. From the start, PlutoSec impressed us with their professionalism, technical depth, and hands-on approach. They conducted a full penetration test on our web application, thoroughly scanned for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, and identified weaknesses we didn’t even know existed. Their manual security testing revealed hidden risks in our booking form, API endpoints, and payment system, all of which they helped us remediate efficiently. One of the best things about working with PlutoSec was their ability to translate complex cybersecurity findings into clear, actionable recommendations. Their team didn’t just dump a report on us—they walked us through every issue, explained how it impacted our business, and worked alongside our developers to patch the problems quickly. They also helped us strengthen our SSL/TLS encryption, improve session handling, and implement better access controls across our backend system. On top of that, they provided phishing simulation and cybersecurity awareness training for our staff, which significantly improved our internal security posture. Thanks to PlutoSec, our entire digital infrastructure is now far more secure, GDPR-ready, and resilient against real-world cyber threats. We’ve seen better performance, fewer suspicious login attempts, and an overall boost in customer trust. If you're a Toronto-based business—especially one in the service or transportation industry—and you're looking for reliable, Canada-based cybersecurity experts who truly care about securing your digital operations, PlutoSec is the team you want. They don’t just provide a service—they become part of your security strategy.