Strongkeep

StrongKeep is a Singapore-based cybersecurity company that sells a bundled, self-serve security platform to small and medium-sized businesses that lack a security team or IT manager. The platform packages baseline cyber hygiene capabilities into a single subscription covering five areas: compliance (guided preparation for standards including CSA Cyber Essentials and PDPA Data Protection Essentials, with a Ministry of Health Health Information Act module and international standards described as forthcoming), protection (endpoint anti-malware and a DNS/web-filtering network firewall), training (bite-sized cyber awareness modules and phishing simulations with per-employee results tracking), detection (regular scans of websites, domains, servers, IP/network configuration and leaked credentials), and response (crisis playbooks, an incident diagnostic tool and access to cyber insurance).

Onboarding is designed for non-technical users: customers connect Microsoft 365 or Google, add team members, and distribute endpoint agents by email or download, with the company stating most customers are live in under 60 minutes. A free external scan is offered as an entry point, requiring no credit card or installation. Additional modules include a password manager built on Vaultwarden and a compliance workflow that auto-generates policies and collects evidence for an assessor. The company frames its market gap as "cyber inequity" — smaller firms being the most affected by attacks while being least served by enterprise tooling and managed security providers.

Founding story

The founders were motivated by the constraints facing SMBs — limited budgets and an inability to hire dedicated cybersecurity professionals — and set out to bridge that gap with a lower-cost, scalable delivery model.

Business model

Subscription software sold directly to SMBs and also bundled through telcos and banks for their customers. Tiered plans (Protection, Compliance, and a forthcoming Resilience tier) are priced per month with per-device add-ons, annual billing offered at a 20% discount, and billing available in USD or SGD. Cyber insurance is an optional add-on.

Recurring monthly or annual subscription fees starting at US$39/month covering five devices, with additional per-device charges for anti-malware and web filtering beyond the included endpoints, plus an add-on cyber insurance premium estimated at S$85/month (roughly S$1,000–S$3,000 annually) for up to S$250,000 of coverage.

Traction

The company publishes named customer testimonials from Neumark Surgery, Integra Partners, AZAntz, IHRP and an unnamed F&B retail chain, and states that non-technical staff have deployed the platform within hours and that most customers go live in under 60 minutes. It also reports bundling distribution through telcos and banks, and has published an account of blocking a "ClickFix" infostealer attack.

Latest developments

A Resilience tier featuring an agentic AI virtual CISO, integration of customers' existing tools and policies, continuous compliance alerting and auto-completed procurement questionnaires is listed as coming soon, alongside planned support for the MOH Health Information Act and international standards. A CRN Asia feature profiling the company and interviewing the CEO was published in 2026.