A bad day shouldn’t close your business.
Backups that are tested, accounts that are locked down, and a plan for when something goes wrong. Security sized for a small business, explained in plain English.
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What we set up
Security baseline
Multi-factor sign-in on every account, admin access locked down, antivirus that’s actually watched, and updates on schedule.
Backups we test
Local and offsite copies of your files and email, with regular test restores. A backup nobody has tested is a guess.
Phishing training
Short, practical training so your team spots fake invoices and password-reset scams before they click.
Cyber insurance readiness
Insurers now ask about multi-factor sign-in, backups and endpoint protection. We fill out the questionnaire with you and close the gaps.
Written security plans
Tax preparers and many regulated offices need a written information security plan. We write it in plain English and help you follow it.
When something goes wrong
Hacked email, a suspicious payment request, or ransomware. Call us first; we contain it and help you recover.
The five questions we ask every business
- If your main computer or server died tonight, how long until you’re working again?
- When was the last time someone restored a file from your backup to prove it works?
- Does every email account require a code from a phone to sign in?
- Who still has access that shouldn’t, like former employees or old vendors?
- If a vendor emailed new bank details tomorrow, would your team catch it?
Not sure of the answers? The free IT consultation covers all five.
Find out where you stand
Our free IT consultation tests your backups and security basics, then gives you a short list of what to fix first.
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Before you go: get a free IT consultation
30 minutes, onsite or remote. You get a one-page list of what’s fine, what’s at risk, and what to fix first. No charge, no hard sell.
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