Public-facing services
The website and services customers need to reach.
Intended public access
Open only what has to be.
Having protection isn’t the same as being protected.
Buying the hardware and software is the beginning. The work is choosing the right tools, configuring them carefully, monitoring them, and keeping them updated as things change.The right hardware and software, carefully configured, monitored and kept up to date. That is how we help protect your business.
Our team holds CISSP and CISM certifications.
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What we find when we take over
Security is usually our first priority. We explain what needs attention and why, then get to work improving it.
Malware that went unnoticed
We’ve taken over systems with viruses and other malware that had gone undetected for a long time.
Too much access
Administrator accounts and remote access that need much tighter control.
A firewall in name only
Equipment configured so badly it offered far less protection than the business expected.
When something gets through.
Contain it.
Cut it off first. Working out how it got in comes second.
Find the edges.
What was reached, what was not, told to you plainly.
Close the path.
Fix the way it came in, not just the symptom.
The work continues after installation.
Configuration is something we keep looking after as your business and the threats around it change.
- Accounts and access
- A second sign-in step wherever supported, and only the access each job needs. Administrator access gets particular attention.
- Every computer watched
- Detection and response backed by a staffed security operations center, 24/7/365. Web filtering helps stop bad links before they load.
- Email in and out
- Incoming messages are filtered for impersonation. SPF, DKIM and DMARC help protect outgoing mail and make fakes using your domain easier to catch.
- Updates and recovery
- Windows and third-party software patched on a schedule. Backups kept apart, checked daily and test-restored on a schedule. You can see the results.
- Your people
- Short monthly training, test phishing messages and help in person when people start or need it.
Getting your technology into better shape is part of our ongoing work together. We explain what we recommend changing and why, then work with you on priorities and timing.
How we protect clients How we chargeWhat should be reachable?
A website needs to welcome visitors. Your files and management tools need different boundaries. We make those decisions deliberately.
Business applications and files
The systems your people use to do their work.
Access by role
Protected accounts, with only the access each job needs.
Management tools
The controls for your network, servers and equipment.
Restricted management access
Keep those controls away from untrusted access.
Some of our most important work happens before there is a security headline. Deliberate choices about access and exposure are part of that work, alongside monitoring and updates.
Questions owners ask before they decide
Who watches overnight?
A staffed security operations center watches your systems, 24/7/365. Something found at 2 AM gets worked at 2 AM. How we protect clients
What happens in a first look?
We read how your email and cloud accounts are set up and change nothing. You get a written list, ordered by what we would fix first. Email and cloud-account security review
Is training separate?
Yes. Training is its own line on the bill. Security awareness training
Can you help with the insurer’s questions?
Yes. We answer the IT questions or join the call, and keep the IT audit evidence ready. The Texas safe harbor program
What clients say
Always very responsive and very diligent in protecting our systems and being respectful of our costs.
Every review on Google: five stars.
Could someone fake an email from you?
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How to read your results GoodWorth a lookProblemCouldn’t tell
- Good
- This check found what it was looking for.
- Worth a look
- Something is missing, unclear or could be better. A good question to ask whoever looks after it.
- Problem
- A specific gap the check saw, or one you told us about. Worth acting on soon.
- Couldn’t tell
- The check could not see enough to say. That is not good or bad news.
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