Cyber-
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Practical, affordable cybersecurity protection built for small businesses, without the jargon, corporate overhead, or six-figure price tag.
Small businesses are prime targets.
Most cyber attacks don't target Fortune 500 companies. They go after small businesses that don't have dedicated IT security staff. A single breach can cost thousands in recovery, downtime, and lost trust.
- Attackers use automated tools that probe any business for weak spots
- Most small teams have nobody watching for threats
- A breach costs money, downtime and customer trust
Enterprise protection. Small business price.
We give you the same tools and monitoring that large companies use, packaged into a practical, affordable plan that scales with your team. No jargon, no corporate fluff, just real protection.
- Flat-rate monthly pricing, no surprises
- Plain-English reporting you'll actually understand
- Local team that knows your business
You can keep them. We'll run the security layer alongside them and take the after-hours calls.
Everything you need,
nothing you don't
Up and running in three steps
Need one job done? Start with a project.
Questions we get a lot.
Is my business too small to be a target?
No. Most attacks aren't aimed at a particular company. Attackers run automated tools that look for weak passwords, unpatched devices and staff who'll click a convincing email, and small businesses tend to have more of those gaps and fewer people watching for them.
What's included in your cybersecurity service?
Endpoint protection on every device, 24/7 monitoring with automated response, multi-factor authentication and password management, automated backups with tested recovery plans, email security, and a plain-English monthly report on where you stand and what we did.
I already have an IT person or provider. Do I have to replace them?
No. You can keep them. With co-managed security we run the security layer alongside your existing IT and take the after-hours calls, so your IT person keeps doing everything else.
How long does it take to get protected?
Usually two to three weeks. We start with a 30-minute discovery call, run a security audit of your devices, network and email, then roll out protections and brief your team. Monitoring starts as soon as the rollout is done.
What happens if something gets through?
Monitoring is built to catch threats and stop them before they spread, and automated daily backups with tested recovery plans mean you have a clean copy to restore from. We handle the response and tell you in plain English what happened and what we changed.
Security threats, explained in plain English
- Business Email Compromise: The $3 Billion Scam Hiding in Your Inbox
Business email compromise cost Americans about $3 billion in 2025. Here's how the scam works, what actually stops it, and what to do if you've already sent the money.
- Scammers Sending Email From Your Address? How to Check and Fix SPF, DKIM and DMARC
If fake invoices are going out under your name, or your real mail lands in spam, your domain is missing its email security records. Here's a two-minute check and a step-by-step fix.
- Old Data Breach? How to Check if Hackers Are Using Your Leaked Passwords (Credential Stuffing)
Passwords from old breaches get tried against your business email for years. Here's how to check whether yours are exposed, spot suspicious sign-ins in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and shut the door.
- Do Your Backups Actually Protect You From Ransomware? A 10-Minute Check and the 3-2-1 Rule
'We have backups' often isn't enough: drives stay plugged in, sync gets mistaken for backup, and email isn't covered. Here's a 10-minute self-check and the 3-2-1 setup that survives ransomware.
- Can a Stranger Reach Your Office Computer? How to Lock Down Remote Access
Forgotten remote desktop rules, unpatched VPN boxes and vendor support tools are how a lot of ransomware gets in. Here's a 5-minute check to see what you're exposing, and how to close it.
- Your Flat Office Wi-Fi Is a Back Door: A Segmentation Guide
If your guests, cameras, card reader and accounting PC share one Wi-Fi network, one cheap gadget can open the door to all of them. Here's how to split it up without breaking printing.
an easy target?
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