Cybersecurity
Security built around the people who trust you with their data.
Most breaches do not target your business. They target whatever is easiest to reach. Our job is making sure that is never you.
Where we start, and why.
Seven layers, in the order they actually matter.
Knowing what you are exposed to.
Before anything is bought or installed we assess what you have, what is reachable from outside, and where your data actually lives. Recommendations follow the findings, not a product catalog.
Defending the endpoints.
Laptops and desktops are where almost every incident begins. Our 24/7 security operations center watches them around the clock. When something suspicious happens at 2 a.m., real analysts respond right then, instead of an alert sitting in a queue until morning. We use SentinelOne managed detection and response (EDR/MDR) instead of traditional antivirus. It spots suspicious behavior, not just known viruses, and if ransomware hits, it can roll your files back to before the attack.
Closing the email door.
Filtering, multi-factor authentication and domain protection. Email remains the way in for the overwhelming majority of successful attacks on businesses your size.
Finding the holes first.
Regular vulnerability scanning and penetration testing show you what an attacker would see, before they see it.
Controlling who gets in.
Identity and access management: multi-factor login, the right permissions for each person, and access shut off the day someone leaves.
Training the people.
Your staff are the control that no software replaces. We run practical security awareness training and phishing tests, in plain language, without the theatrics. You’ll see who clicks, and they’ll learn why it matters.
Retiring old equipment safely.
Secure asset disposal: drives wiped or destroyed, with a certificate, so your data doesn’t leave on an old laptop.
Who this is for
- CPA and law firms holding client financial and legal records
- Businesses processing card payments
- Nonprofits and healthcare-adjacent organizations
- Government contractors with compliance obligations
- Any firm that would struggle to explain a breach to its clients
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