Protect Your Oxford Business from Cyber Threats

Security Assessments & Audits

• Comprehensive vulnerability scanning
• Network security evaluation
• Policy and compliance review
• Risk assessment and reporting
• Penetration testing (upon request)
• Remediation roadmap

Advanced Threat Protection

• Next-generation firewall management
• Endpoint detection and response (EDR)
• Email security and anti-phishing
• Web filtering and content control
• Intrusion detection/prevention
• Proactive security monitoring

Employee Security Training

• Phishing awareness training
• Password security best practices
• Social engineering recognition
• Data handling procedures
• Incident reporting protocols
• Quarterly security updates

CMMC Compliance Consulting

• CMMC Level 1 & 2 gap analysis
• System Security Plan (SSP) development
• Policy and procedure documentation
• Implementation support
• Pre-assessment readiness review
• Ongoing compliance maintenance

Dark Web Monitoring

• Continuous credential monitoring
• Data breach notifications
• Stolen identity detection
• Compromised account alerts
• Monthly threat intelligence reports
• Remediation guidance

Incident Response Planning

• Incident response plan development
• Crisis communication procedures
• Data backup and recovery protocols
• Business continuity planning
• Tabletop exercises
• Post-incident analysis

Do I really need cybersecurity if I'm just a small business?

Absolutely. Small businesses are frequent targets because attackers know they often have weaker defenses and fewer security resources than large corporations. A single ransomware attack or data breach can mean days of downtime, lost data, and damaged customer trust. You can't afford NOT to have proper security.

What is CMMC and do I need it?

CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) is required if you work with the Department of Defense or are in the defense supply chain. Even if not required now, CMMC represents security best practices that benefit any business handling sensitive data.

What happens if we have a security incident?

For managed security clients, we provide 24/7 monitoring with alerts for critical threats, plus after-hours emergency support when an incident occurs. For assessment-only clients, we offer emergency incident response services on a project basis.

What's the difference between a security assessment and managed security?

A security assessment is a one-time evaluation that identifies vulnerabilities and provides recommendations. Managed security is ongoing protection with continuous monitoring, threat detection, and response. Think of an assessment as an inspection, and managed security as ongoing maintenance and protection.

Can you help if we've already been hit by ransomware?

Yes. We provide emergency incident response services including containment, forensic analysis, recovery assistance, and prevention of future attacks. However, the best approach is proactive protection before an attack occurs.

How do you train our employees on security?

We provide quarterly training sessions covering phishing awareness, password security, and data handling. Training includes simulated phishing tests, video modules, and knowledge assessments. We customize training to your industry and specific risks.