Cybersecurity & AI Services in New Brunswick
AcraSolution is a New Brunswick company helping organizations across the province reduce their cybersecurity and AI risk. Based in Dieppe, we serve Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, Edmundston, Bathurst, Miramichi and communities in between — in English or French.
Why New Brunswick organizations need this now
New Brunswick businesses, school districts and municipalities increasingly rely on cloud services, remote access and AI tools. Each one expands the attack surface — and small organizations rarely have the in-house security team to keep up.
Bilingual by default
We deliver assessments, reports and training in both official languages, so English and French teams across New Brunswick get the same quality and clarity.
Public sector and education experience
We understand the pressures on New Brunswick school districts, municipalities and clinics: limited budgets, privacy obligations under RTIPPA and PIPEDA, and the need to show due diligence.
Where we work across New Brunswick
Moncton, Dieppe, Saint John, Fredericton, Edmundston, Bathurst, Miramichi, Campbellton and surrounding communities — on site or remotely.
Start with a free assessment
You do not need to commit to a project to get value. Start with the free Business Risk Score or a guided assessment, and we will help you read the results.
Security for New Brunswick’s connected industries
New Brunswick organizations often connect operational technology, cloud applications and external suppliers across forestry, seafood processing, advanced manufacturing, transportation and professional services. A compromised email account can reach payroll, production schedules or customer records. AcraSolution helps map those connections, reduce unnecessary access and protect the systems that keep operations moving from Saint John and Belledune to smaller industrial communities.
AI governance grounded in provincial privacy requirements
Generative AI can expose personal, health, student or proprietary information when employees paste material into unapproved tools. New Brunswick organizations must consider obligations under laws such as the Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act and Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, alongside federal requirements where applicable. We help define approved uses, safeguards, review steps and accountability.
Ransomware readiness for essential local services
A cyber incident can disrupt municipal payments, clinic scheduling, school administration or a local employer’s operations for days. Preparation should include tested backups, strong administrator controls, offline recovery options, incident contacts and a clear decision process for isolating systems. AcraSolution turns these measures into practical playbooks suited to lean teams and the realities of winter disruptions.
Reducing third-party and remote-access risk
Small organizations frequently depend on managed IT providers, payroll platforms, software vendors and contractors who need remote access. Each connection can become an unintended route into sensitive systems. AcraSolution reviews supplier permissions, multi-factor authentication, account lifecycles and contract expectations, helping New Brunswick businesses and community organizations maintain oversight without creating unmanageable administrative work.
Cities we serve
Frequently asked questions
Are you based in New Brunswick?
Yes — AcraSolution is based in Dieppe, New Brunswick, and works with organizations across the province.
Do you provide services in French?
Yes. We work fully in English or French for New Brunswick clients.
Do you serve school districts and municipalities?
Yes — we work with education, municipal and healthcare organizations, and we understand their privacy and budget constraints.
Which cities do you cover?
Moncton, Dieppe, Saint John, Fredericton, Edmundston, Bathurst, Miramichi and surrounding areas.
How much does it cost?
The initial assessment is free. Paid engagements are scoped and priced to your size and priorities.
Can you help us evaluate an AI tool before staff adopt it?
Yes. We can review the tool’s data handling, retention, access controls and vendor terms, then create practical rules for what employees may enter, how outputs are checked and when human approval is required.
What should a New Brunswick organization do after a suspected ransomware incident?
Disconnect affected devices where safe, avoid deleting evidence, contact your IT or security provider and document what happened. We can help coordinate containment, recovery priorities, communications and lessons learned after the immediate threat is controlled.
Do you work with organizations that already have an IT provider?
Yes. We can complement an existing provider by supplying independent risk reviews, policy development, security testing, staff guidance and incident-readiness work, while clarifying which responsibilities belong to each party.
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