Powerful cybersecurity built for small business

Our systems specialists talk to your key staff, review your processes and take a detailed inventory of your current technologies, applications and systems. We give you a security score to identify pressing security risks. Some may not be affecting your business now but could cause serious problems in the near future.

Malware, viruses and malicious users can take down a network in no time. Arm your business with a state-of-the-art network security architecture, and never worry about outside threats again. We monitor events and changes on your network and wireless devices, analyze hardware and software settings, assess vulnerabilities, and analyze network traffic. We stay vigilant so you can keep working—anytime and anywhere.

Cybercriminals traffic and buy stolen credentials so they can infiltrate your networks to steal your data. By monitoring the Dark Web for threat intelligence about stolen user data associated with your company’s information, you can be alerted when a compromise is detected, so that we can respond proactively to stop a potentially costly and widespread data breach.

Being unprepared for a disaster is the real disaster. It could be man-made, like Ransomware or a data breach, or it could be a fire, earthquake, flood or pandemic. The most important factor is to keep your business running. That is why a solid Back up & Disaster Recovery (BUDR) plan MUST be in place. Do you have a written Disaster Recovery Plan in place? If so, have you tested it to ensure you can trust it?

You don’t have the time or energy to waste on unresponsive IT security consultants. As your IT security staff, our battle-tested security experts are available to protect your IT infrastructure and answer your questions.

Endpoint security software protects endpoints from being breached – no matter if they are physical or virtual, on- or off-premise, in data centers or in the Cloud. It is installed on laptops, desktops, servers, virtual machines, as well as remote endpoints themselves. Antivirus is often part of an endpoint security solution and is generally regarded as one of the more basic forms of endpoint protection. Instead of using advanced techniques and practices, such as threat hunting and endpoint detection and response (EDR), antivirus simply finds and removes known viruses and other types of malware . Traditional antivirus runs in the background, periodically scanning a device’s content for patterns that match a database of virus signatures. Antivirus is installed on individual devices inside and outside the firewall.

Phishing is a cyberattack typically executed through email where attackers pose as legitimate business contacts or institutions and lure recipients into providing sensitive data such as passwords, bank account details, credit card information and other personally identifiable information which can be used to steal money, identities and data. With ever-changing threats present, it is important that your employees are exposed to all the latest phishing traps set by criminals. Email phishing simulations test employees on how they would respond to a real-life phishing attack. We’ll track which employees have clicked on a phishing email, who has given away their password and who has ignored the email.