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A breach doesn't just cost you data. It costs you downtime, recovery time, legal exposure, and — most critically — the trust of every client who hears about it.
The businesses we protect aren't buying IT services. They're buying certainty. They want to know their answer to the question: "If someone tried to get in right now, would they succeed?"
These are anonymized examples from actual assessments. Specific beats general — every time.
Hardware installed by a previous vendor, running factory defaults for three years. Open ports on every segment. No rules. No logging. Functionally useless — but the client thought they were covered.
Admin credentials on networking equipment set during initial setup, never rotated. Any attacker who knew the hardware vendor — which is public information — could access the entire network.
A business using a cloud service had left a remote access port open from an old setup — forgotten, unmonitored, and actively being probed by automated scanners when we found it.
A former employee's VPN credentials were never deactivated. They still worked 14 months after that person left the company. No alerts, no visibility, no one checking.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — the standard protections that prevent attackers from impersonating your domain — were either missing or misconfigured on a business with 40 employees.
A business confident in their backup solution hadn't noticed that the backup job had silently failed after a system update. In the event of ransomware, they would have lost everything.
Every service is built around a single question: how would an attacker get in?
A structured assessment of your actual exposure. We examine your network the way an attacker would — looking for what's misconfigured, unmonitored, or overlooked. You receive a specific, prioritized report of findings.
Comprehensive review of your network infrastructure — firewall rules, open ports, access controls, segmentation, and monitoring capabilities. We document everything we find.
Fortinet-certified configuration and ongoing management. We don't just install hardware — we configure it correctly, document the rules, and verify it's doing what it should be doing.
24/7 security operations monitoring for businesses that need continuous coverage. We watch for threats, alert on anomalies, and respond before damage is done. Ongoing retainer, not a contract.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC configuration and email authentication hardening. Business email compromise is one of the most common and costly attacks — and one of the most preventable.
If you've had a breach, ransomware event, or incident — we specialize in finding what's still in your environment. Most incidents leave residual access that isn't discovered until the next event.
We've heard every objection. Here's the honest response to each one.
That's actually what makes you a target. Automated attacks don't discriminate by size — they scan for vulnerabilities. Small businesses are attractive because they typically have weaker defenses. You're not being targeted personally. You're being targeted by a bot that found an open door.
That's great — honestly. The question isn't whether you have a firewall. It's whether it's been configured correctly and reviewed recently. Most hardware is installed and then forgotten. The Reality Check will tell you definitively. If everything's fine, you'll know for certain. If it's not, you'll be glad you found out now.
The average cost of a small business breach is over $200,000. The Reality Check is a fraction of that. You're not buying a service — you're buying certainty. Right now you're spending money assuming you're protected. We'll tell you if that assumption is accurate.
IT and cybersecurity are related but not the same. Your IT person keeps things running. Cybersecurity is specifically about how an attacker would try to break in — and most IT generalists haven't been trained to think like an attacker. That's a very specific skill set, and it's what we specialize in.
That's really common before an incident. The challenge is that most breaches go undetected for months. The average dwell time — how long an attacker is in your network before you know — is over 200 days. "Never had a problem" often means "haven't detected one yet."
Most companies sell you equipment or monitoring. We start by figuring out what's actually wrong — and we specialize in finding the things others miss, especially misconfigured equipment that looks like it's working but isn't. We've been doing this for over a decade and we've seen the same preventable mistakes over and over.
A 90-minute diagnostic that tells you your actual risk level. Not a sales call — a specific answer to a specific question.