Small offices · 1 to 50 peopleFor your family’s computers
Your screenis lying.
It shows you two percent of your computer. Nullwire reads the rest.
Read-only. It never deletes or locks anything.
400 processes. 8 visible.
A typical office PC runs about 400 programs. Eight have a window. The screen cannot tell you which of the other 392 belong there. A family laptop runs about 400 programs. Eight have a window. Nothing on the screen says whether the other 392 should be there.
ILLUSTRATIVE · TYPICAL SMALL-OFFICE PCILLUSTRATIVE · A FAMILY LAPTOP
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IBM · COST OF A DATA BREACH 2025
Attackers don’t smash in. They wait. For payroll. For the wire transfer. Attackers don’t smash in. They wait. For a password typed once. For the bank login.
Every morning, 7:00
A frontier AI checks it every morning.
One plain-English email: all clear, or the one step to take. Nothing to log into.
REVIEWNo sign of an intruder in the last 24 hours. One thing needs a look today.
Needs a look · MEDIUM
A new scheduled task called “UpdaterSvc” runs an unsigned program from the temporary folder every time someone logs in. First seen 2:14 AM.
Do today: ask whoever set this computer up whether they added it. If nobody did, reply to this email and we will walk you through what to do.
Probably benign, you decide
Dropbox updater. Printer discovery on the office Wi-Fi.
CLEARNothing needs you today.
Checked overnight
3 computers, 1,140 programs, 212 outside connections, 14 startup items.
New since yesterday: a game launcher on KIDS-PC (known publisher, signed).
Probably benign, you decide
Printer discovery. Smart-TV update check at 3:10 AM.
What we never do
- Delete anythingYou decide what goes.
- Quarantine a fileNothing is moved or locked away.
- Read your files or messagesDocuments, photos and email stay closed.
- Block your own toolsYour software keeps working.
- MaskedPasswords and keys are masked before any AI sees a line.
- SilenceA missing report is itself an alert.
per computer, per month. Start with a free 7-day Exposure Report.
a month for the house, billed yearly. The first week is free, no card until day 8.
Prices in Canadian dollars, before tax. Your price never goes up while you stay.
Questions
What owners ask first.What parents ask first.
Do I need IT staff?
No. During the pilot we install Nullwire for you and walk you through your first report. Every email is written for the person who owns the business. If you have an IT provider, they get a copy.
Can you see my files or emails?
No. It looks at which programs run, what they connect to and what starts with the computer. It never opens documents, email or messages. Passwords and keys are masked before anything reaches an AI.
Is this antivirus?
No, and you can keep yours. Antivirus tries to stop known bad programs. Nullwire watches everything that runs and everything your network talks to, has an AI read the day, and tells you in plain English.
What happens if you find something?
You get an email that says what was found, how serious it looks and what to do today. Nullwire never deletes or locks anything, so you stay in control of each step.
Is this antivirus?
No, and you can keep yours. Antivirus tries to block known bad programs and then tells you “protected”. Nullwire tells you every morning what actually ran on your family’s computers and whether anything needs you.
Will you read our messages or see our photos?
No. It never opens files, photos, email or messages. It looks at which programs run, what they connect to and what starts with the computer. Passwords and keys are masked before any AI sees a line.
What if you find something?
You get an email that says what it is, how serious it looks and the one step to take today, written for a person, not a technician. Nullwire never deletes or locks anything, so nothing on the computer breaks.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from a link in the email. Yearly plans are refunded for unused full months.