Cybersecurity
Practical protection against ransomware, phishing, and fraud.
The controls that close the doors criminals actually use, explained in language your staff will follow.
Who this is for
This is for businesses that know they are a target and do not want a scare deck. It fits companies whose insurance carrier is asking harder questions, and owners who want email and remote access locked down without a new full-time hire.
What’s included
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Endpoint protection
Protection on the PCs and servers that can isolate a machine when something looks wrong.
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Firewall
A managed firewall at the office edge, with rules that match how your staff actually work.
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Email security
Filtering and anti-phishing in front of Microsoft 365, plus encryption when a message should not travel in the clear.
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Multi-factor authentication
A second step on email, remote access, and admin accounts. This is the control that stops most stolen-password break-ins.
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Web and DNS filtering
Block the obvious malicious sites before a laptop ever connects to them.
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Awareness training
Short training and practice phishing so people can spot a fake invoice without feeling tricked by their own IT team.
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Dark-web monitoring
A watch for company email addresses showing up in published credential dumps, with a reset when they do.
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Vulnerability scanning
A regular look for missing patches and exposed services, with a short list of what to fix first.
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Incident response plan
Who to call, what to unplug, and how you tell customers, written down before the bad day.
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Insurance questionnaires
Help gathering the technical answers a cyber-insurance application asks for. We do not fill in controls you do not have.
Tools and partners
Vendor names and logos stay off the site until the current list is confirmed.
How we deliver it
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See the real gaps
The assessment covers email, admin accounts, backups, and the firewall. You get findings, not a score with no meaning.
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Close the easy doors
MFA, patching, and mail filtering go in first because they stop the attacks we see most often.
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Practice
Staff get a short briefing and a phishing exercise. The incident plan gets a tabletop read-through.
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Keep watch
Alerts, scans, and the quarterly review keep the setup from drifting back to “temporary.”
Questions people ask
Will this make us compliant?
No certificate comes with the service. We help you put practical controls and written policies in place. If you need HIPAA, FTC Safeguards, PCI, or insurance evidence, start with the compliance page. We do not claim audits or certifications we do not hold.
Do you run a round-the-clock security operations center?
What about ransomware?
The useful stack is endpoint protection, locked-down email, multi-factor sign-in, and backups that have been restored in a test. We also write down who does what if an attack gets through. We do not publish scare statistics.
Can you help with a cyber-insurance form?
Yes. We will help you answer the technical questions honestly, including the ones where the answer is not yet.
Do you train our staff?
Yes. Security awareness training and phishing simulations are part of the security work, in language for people who do not live in IT.
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