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Cybersecurity and compliance

Small businesses are not targeted because they are valuable. They are targeted because they are reachable. Almost every incident we see would have been stopped by four or five controls that cost very little and that nobody had switched on.

What you get

  • Every control on the insurance questionnaire answerable with evidence
  • A ransomware attempt contained automatically rather than discovered Monday
  • Staff who report the suspicious email instead of clicking it
  • Written policies that exist, and that match what actually happens

Your cyber-insurance renewal now asks whether you enforce multi-factor authentication, run endpoint detection, keep immutable backups and train your staff. Answering no raises your premium. Answering yes when it is not true risks the claim being denied when you need it.

What's included

How we run it

Multi-factor authentication everywhere

On email, on remote access, on your line-of-business apps, on the admin accounts that matter most. Rolled out in a way your team will accept rather than work around.

Managed endpoint detection and response

Real EDR on every laptop and server, monitored around the clock, with automated isolation of a machine that starts behaving like ransomware at 2am.

Security awareness training that is not annual box-ticking

Short monthly modules and simulated phishing, with reporting per person. The click-rate drop in the first quarter is usually the single biggest risk reduction you will buy.

Compliance-specific work

HIPAA security-rule work for medical and dental practices, IRS WISP documentation for accounting firms, and the evidence pack your clients' security questionnaires ask for.

Incident response you can actually call

A written plan, tested restores, and a number that reaches someone if you find yourself locked out of your own systems on a Saturday.

Outcomes

What changes for you

  • Every control on the insurance questionnaire answerable with evidence
  • A ransomware attempt contained automatically rather than discovered Monday
  • Staff who report the suspicious email instead of clicking it
  • Written policies that exist, and that match what actually happens
FAQ

Questions people ask

We are too small to be a target. Is this overkill?
The attacks that hit businesses your size are not targeted at you specifically — they are automated and indiscriminate, which is exactly why being small is not protection. The controls we are talking about are cheap and mostly invisible once they are running.
Can you help with our cyber-insurance application?
Yes. We go through the questionnaire with you line by line, tell you honestly which answers are currently no, and prioritise the gaps by what moves your premium and your actual risk. Several are configuration changes, not purchases.
Do you do HIPAA and WISP compliance?
We do the security side — the technical safeguards, the risk analysis, the documentation, and the annual review. See our dental and medical and accounting pages. We are not a law firm and we will tell you when you need one.

Find out what you're actually running

A 15-minute call, then a two-hour on-site assessment and a written picture of your environment. The findings are yours to keep whether or not you hire us.