SMBs are attractive targets precisely because they tend to have less security infrastructure than large enterprises — but they still hold valuable data. Financial records, patient information, donor databases, and client files all have real value to bad actors. Cybercriminals often view SMBs as easier entry points, which is why having professional security in place matters regardless of your company’s size.

We provide a comprehensive stack of cybersecurity services including network security, endpoint protection, data encryption, email security, DNS filtering, employee security awareness training, regulatory compliance support, penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, SIEM monitoring, and incident response documentation. We work with industry-leading tools including SentinelOne, Proofpoint, DefensX, Vonahi, and Breach Secure Now.

Our free assessment is a substantive evaluation of your current security posture, not just a conversation. It includes an external penetration test, an internal vulnerability scan, and a network inventory. We follow up with a consultation to walk through the findings and discuss what they mean for your business. There is no cost and no obligation.

Many breaches go undetected for weeks or months. Common warning signs include unexplained slowdowns, unusual account activity, unfamiliar login locations, unexpected password resets, or staff receiving phishing emails that appear to come from internal addresses. If anything feels off, the right move is a professional assessment rather than waiting. Our free cybersecurity assessment is a good starting point.

Do not panic, and do not attempt to clean up the situation yourself before getting professional help – doing so can destroy evidence and make recovery harder. Disconnect affected systems from the network, do not pay any ransom without professional guidance, and call us. For managed IT clients, we provide documented incident response procedures in advance, so your team knows exactly what steps to take before an incident ever occurs.

Yes – monitoring runs continuously around the clock using automated tools with AI-assisted triage. When a threat or anomaly is detected, the system creates and assigns a support ticket immediately. Your assigned technician responds during business hours. For the majority of threats, automated detection and containment happen in real time. Active human response and remediation take place the next business day unless emergency off-hours service is engaged.

Automated monitoring detects and flags the issue immediately, and a support ticket is created and queued for your technician. If the situation is mission-critical and requires immediate human intervention, off-hours emergency support can be engaged. See our Terms and Conditions for details on emergency service rates.

We work with a curated set of proven, enterprise-grade tools. Our stack includes SentinelOne for endpoint detection and response, Proofpoint for email security, DefensX for DNS filtering and browser isolation, Vonahi for automated network penetration testing, and Breach Secure Now for employee security training. We select tools based on what provides the best protection for SMB environments — not what generates the highest margin.

Traditional antivirus software works by comparing files against a known database of threats. It is reactive and only catches what it already recognizes. Endpoint detection and response (EDR) uses behavioral analysis and AI to identify suspicious activity in real time, including threats that have never been seen before. We deploy SentinelOne as our EDR platform, which provides significantly stronger protection than legacy antivirus solutions.

Yes, to both direct SMB clients and other MSPs. A penetration test simulates a real-world attack against your network to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before a bad actor finds them. It is one of the most effective ways to validate your security posture, and it is included as part of our free cybersecurity assessment.

SIEM stands for Security Information and Event Management. It collects and analyzes log data from across your environment – devices, applications, cloud services – to detect patterns that indicate a security threat. Cloud application SIEM monitoring is included in our monthly managed IT services. If your environment requires full SIEM coverage across all infrastructure, that is available as a separate service. We will recommend the right level of coverage based on your risk profile and compliance requirements.

Yes. Human error remains one of the leading causes of successful cyberattacks. We provide ongoing security awareness training to help your staff recognize phishing attempts, social engineering tactics, and unsafe practices. Training is practical and relevant – not a one-time checkbox exercise.

Yes. We help clients prepare the documentation and meet the technical requirements that cyber insurance carriers increasingly require. This includes demonstrating controls like MFA, endpoint protection, backup procedures, and incident response planning. If you are applying for a new policy or renewing an existing one, we can help you put the right evidence together.

We have deep experience working with accounting firms, healthcare providers, and charitable organizations – sectors where data sensitivity and regulatory requirements are high. We also serve other MSPs who need penetration testing and security monitoring for their own client base. If your business operates in a regulated environment, we understand the specific compliance landscape you are navigating.

Yes. Regulatory compliance is built into our cybersecurity approach. We help clients meet the technical and administrative requirements of HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC, and GDPR. Compliance is not a separate product – it is part of how we design and manage your security environment.

Every managed IT services client receives documented incident response procedures specific to their environment. This means your team has a clear, pre-defined playbook before an incident occurs – covering who to contact, what to isolate, what to preserve, and what steps to take in sequence. Preparation is the most important part of incident response.

Request your free cybersecurity assessment using the form on this page. It includes an external penetration test, internal vulnerability scan, network inventory, and a follow-up consultation at no cost. We will tell you exactly where you stand and what, if anything, needs to change.