Cybersecurity · CMMC
Protect your business before the bad day.
Ransomware, data breaches and phishing don’t just target large corporations. Get business-grade security sized for small business budgets, plus CMMC compliance consulting.
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Quick answer
What cybersecurity does a small business need?
At minimum: multi-factor sign-in, up-to-date software, endpoint protection, email filtering, tested backups and staff trained to spot phishing. Managed security is included in Managed IT at $175 per user, per month, and one-time security assessments and CMMC packages are priced per project.
The threats are real
Small businesses are targets too.
- Ransomware can lock every file you have
- One phishing email can expose your data
- You may not know if you meet security requirements
- Old systems can have holes you don’t know about
- Without a plan, an incident turns into days of guessing
- Customer data needs real protection
Don’t wait until after an attack.
What we do
Cybersecurity, covered.
Assessments & audits
- Vulnerability scanning
- Network security evaluation
- Policy and compliance review
- Risk assessment and reporting
- Remediation roadmap
Advanced threat protection
- Next-generation firewall management
- Endpoint detection and response (EDR)
- Email security and anti-phishing
- Web filtering
- Intrusion detection and prevention
- Proactive security monitoring
Employee security training
- Phishing awareness
- Password best practices
- Social engineering recognition
- Data handling procedures
- Incident reporting
- 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
- Credential monitoring
- Data breach notifications
- Compromised account alerts
- Monthly threat reports
- Remediation guidance
Incident response planning
- Incident response plan
- Crisis communication procedures
- Backup and recovery protocols
- Business continuity planning
- Tabletop exercises
- Post-incident review
Ways to start
Pick the level of protection you need.
A one-time evaluation: vulnerability scan, policy review, risk assessment, a detailed report and remediation recommendations, with a follow-up review of the findings.
Ongoing protection as part of Managed IT.
- Proactive security monitoring
- Threat detection and response
- Firewall management
- Monthly security updates
- Quarterly employee training
- Incident response support
Gap analysis, SSP documentation, policy development, implementation support, pre-assessment review and ongoing compliance.
Security assessments and CMMC compliance packages are priced per project in your written proposal.
Questions
Security questions, plainly answered.
Do I really need cybersecurity if I’m a small business?
Yes. Small businesses are frequent targets because attackers know they often have fewer defenses. A single ransomware attack or data breach can mean days of downtime, lost data and damaged customer trust.
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 it isn’t required for you, it is a solid set of security practices for any business handling sensitive data.
What happens if we have a security incident?
Managed security clients get 24/7 monitoring with alerts for critical threats, plus after-hours emergency support when an incident happens. For assessment-only clients, incident response is available as a project.
What’s the difference between an assessment and managed security?
An assessment is a one-time inspection that finds weaknesses and recommends fixes. Managed security is ongoing protection: monitoring, threat detection and response, month after month.
Can you help if we’ve already been hit by ransomware?
Yes. We provide emergency incident response, including containment, recovery help and steps to prevent the next attack. The best approach is still protection before an attack.
How do you train our employees?
Quarterly sessions on phishing awareness, password security and data handling, with simulated phishing tests, short modules and knowledge checks, tailored to your business.
Contact
Request an IT assessment.
A hands-on review of your computers, network, security and backups, quoted up front, with findings in plain English.