Small businesses are the primary target of ransomware attacks - 43% of cyberattacks target small businesses. Most aren't ready.
Next-generation antivirus on every device in your fleet - not the consumer software that came pre-installed. Behavioral detection catches threats that signature-based tools miss, and every device is managed and monitored centrally so nothing falls through the cracks.
Email is the #1 attack vector for businesses of every size. We layer anti-phishing filters, spam blocking, impersonation protection, and malicious link scanning on top of whatever platform you use - so dangerous messages never reach your team's inbox.
Stolen passwords alone won't get an attacker in if MFA is required. We enforce MFA across all business systems and applications that support it - email platforms, VPNs, cloud apps, remote access tools, business software, and more - so a leaked credential doesn't become a breach.
Backups are your last line of defense when everything else fails. We deploy encrypted, offsite backups and test them regularly - so if ransomware does hit, your recovery is measured in hours, not weeks of rebuilding from scratch.
Credentials stolen in third-party data breaches get sold on dark web markets within days. We continuously scan for your domain and your employees' email addresses so you know the moment a credential shows up - before someone uses it against you.
Technology alone can't stop someone from clicking a convincing phishing link. We run simulated phishing campaigns and deliver short, practical training so your team knows what to look for - turning your people from your biggest vulnerability into your first line of defense.
Cybercriminals don't go after small businesses by accident. They go after small businesses because they know most of them are running outdated antivirus, have no MFA, and have backups that haven't been tested in two years - or at all. The tools to compromise a small business are cheap and widely available. The payoff, especially with ransomware, is reliable.
Real security isn't one product. It's a set of overlapping layers that make every step of an attack harder. When endpoint protection catches a piece of malware, that's one layer working. When email filtering stops a phishing link from ever reaching your inbox, that's another. When MFA blocks an attacker who got hold of a password, that's a third. Any single layer can fail - that's why all of them together matter.
Email is where most attacks start. A convincing message, a link that looks like Microsoft's login page, and a distracted employee is all it takes. That's why email security and employee training aren't optional extras - they're foundational. Attackers know that humans are easier to fool than software, which is why phishing still works after decades of everyone knowing it exists.
Backups are often the most undervalued part of a security posture - until you need them. Businesses that survive ransomware are the ones with clean, recent, tested backups stored somewhere the ransomware can't reach. Businesses that don't survive are the ones that discovered their backup drive was also encrypted, or that no one had verified the backups were actually running. We test recoveries on a schedule because a backup you've never tested isn't a backup - it's a guess.
Honestly, most businesses don't know - and that's a real problem. The fastest way to find out is a security assessment. We look at your endpoints, your email setup, your backup status, whether MFA is in place, and whether any credentials have appeared on the dark web. We give you a clear, prioritized picture of where you stand and what actually needs to be addressed.
If you're a managed client with our backup and endpoint protection in place, we isolate the affected systems, assess the scope of the infection, and begin recovery from your most recent clean backup. How quickly you're back up depends on how much was encrypted and how your systems are set up - but with proper backups, you're restoring, not rebuilding from scratch. We also help you understand what happened and close the gap that let it in.
Yes. We run simulated phishing campaigns against your own team - real-looking fake emails designed to see who clicks. Employees who fall for them get immediate, non-punitive training on what to look for. Over time, teams get significantly better at recognizing and reporting suspicious messages. This is one of the highest-impact security investments a small business can make.
Our managed IT plans include a security baseline - endpoint protection, patch management, and MFA configuration are part of what we do for every managed client. More advanced security layers like dark web monitoring, advanced email security, and phishing training are available as add-ons, or bundled depending on your plan. We can walk you through what's covered and what makes sense to add given your environment and risk profile.
When companies like LinkedIn, Adobe, or any other service you use gets breached, the stolen credentials often end up for sale on dark web forums and markets. Dark web monitoring means we continuously scan those sources for your business's domain and your employees' email addresses. If one of your accounts appears in a breach dataset, you find out right away - instead of months later when someone uses it to break in.
A security assessment is free and takes less than an hour. You'll know exactly where you stand.