Kyln secures your Microsoft 365 and devices, looks after your domains and website, and takes the repetitive admin off your plate, so you can get back to the work you’re actually paid for.
No obligation. You leave with a plan either way.
Most businesses start with one of these and add the rest later. Security comes first in all of it, and nothing falls between suppliers.
Multi-factor sign-in enforced for everyone, staff given access to what they need and nothing more, and email set up so scammers can’t send as your business. Plus Essential Eight reviews with a prioritised list of fixes.
Advice on what to buy, then devices that arrive set up and ready to use with Windows Autopilot. When someone leaves, their device is locked and wiped.
Buying and moving domains, sorting out DNS, and putting Cloudflare in front of your site for speed and protection. Whether you’re with GoDaddy, Crazy Domains or someone else.
Sites on Wix, WordPress or Squarespace, plus Square for online stores, point of sale and bookings. Built so you can update them yourself.
The weekly report, the copy-paste data entry, the follow-up email nobody sends. Built in Power Automate, Copilot Studio or Claude, with a person checking what matters.
Shared files that people can actually find. Team sites, a sensible folder structure and permissions that match who should see what.
Not offered: printers, phone systems or 24/7 support. Larger networking jobs and cyber incident response go to trusted specialists.
Fixed scope, a clear price up front, and plain updates along the way.
A free 30-minute call about what’s slowing you down and what a good result looks like. No obligation.
A written proposal with what’s included, what isn’t, the timeline and a fixed price. Nothing starts until you agree to it.
Work happens in small, visible steps. You see progress early and can change direction.
A short report in plain English: what was found, what was fixed and what to do next. Plus logins, documentation and ongoing support if you want it.
Client names kept private. Happy to talk through any of these on a call.
Email campaign results pulled together and explained in plain English each month for a Brisbane business, so the owner sees what worked without logging in to anything.
A site for a local sports club that volunteers can update themselves, including fixtures, contacts and a register of player numbers.
Unused licences removed, shared mailboxes sorted out, multi-factor sign-in turned on for everyone.
The Australian Government’s eight baseline protections against cyber attacks, written as a plain-English checklist. Set aside 10 minutes and you’ll know which gaps to close first.
Answer online in about 10 minutes, or print the PDF. No sign-up, and your answers stay in your browser. This is a self-check based on the ASD’s Essential Eight Maturity Model, not a formal assessment.
I run Kyln from Nundah, on Brisbane’s northside. When you get in touch, you deal with me, and I’m the one doing the work.
Outside of client work I play inline and ice hockey, and I’m currently training for Hyrox and a half marathon. At home there’s a server in the cupboard running Home Assistant and whatever I’m tinkering with that month, which is usually where new ideas get tested before they go anywhere near a client.
The rest of the time it’s a decent espresso, the veggie garden, five chooks and a cat called Mochi who thinks the keyboard is hers.
Send a couple of lines about what you need and I’ll suggest a time. No obligation, and you’ll come away with a clear next step either way.