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Cybersecurity for Business

We treat cybersecurity as technical measures that work day to day, not as a compliance project: endpoint protection and EDR under central management, email security and phishing protection, and security assessments delivering findings by severity with a recommended action and a cost against each one.

What sets us apart

We do not sell fear or certificates. We deliver specific measures in priority order, and we take on running them: who sees the alert, how quickly, and what they do next.

Cybersecurity in a mid-sized business is not judged by how many tools are installed. It is judged by three things: whether MFA is everywhere, whether anyone is watching the alerts, and whether the backup has been tested in a real restore.

That is why we always start with an assessment rather than a purchase. The findings report brings order to what otherwise looks like an endless list of risks, and lets management decide what happens now, what is scheduled, and what is accepted as risk.

Who it is for

  • Businesses running different protection on every device
  • Companies approving payments and contracts by email
  • Boards wanting evidence in writing before setting a budget
  • Organisations wanting measures that operate, not merely exist

Technology and equipment

  • Bitdefender
  • Microsoft 365
  • SPF / DKIM / DMARC
  • MikroTik RouterOS
  • Veeam

Partnerships and certifications

  • Bitdefender Bronze Partner

Frequently asked questions

Do you run penetration tests or compliance projects?

No. We do not undertake offensive assessments, certification, legal compliance work or staff training. We work on the technical measures and their day to day operation, and we make that clear from the outset.

Where does a business start?

With an assessment, not a purchase. The findings report shows what is exposed, who has access to what, whether backups restore, and what is unpatched, in priority order and with costs.

Which measure gives the highest return?

MFA everywhere with no exceptions, together with a backup that has been tested in a real restore. Those two cover most of the scenarios we encounter in practice.

What happens after a ransomware incident?

The endpoint contains and isolates, but recovery depends entirely on the backup and whether it has been tested. That is why security and backup are treated as one plan.

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Start with a site survey

We record what exists, hand you a findings report with priorities, and propose at least two options with their costs.

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