Cybersecurity
You don't need an enterprise security program. You need the twelve things that actually stop incidents at your size, done properly.
The problem
Why this keeps happening.
Security advice is written for companies with a security team. At your size, the honest list is shorter and mostly unglamorous: identity, patching, backups, email, and knowing who has access to what.
The gap is rarely a missing tool. It's that nobody owns the outcome, so the tool you bought is half-configured and the alerts go to an inbox nobody reads.
Insurance carriers and enterprise clients have noticed. Questionnaires now ask for specifics, and "we have antivirus" is no longer an answer.
What we do
Capabilities.
- Security risk assessment against a recognized framework (CIS, NIST CSF)
- Identity hardening: MFA everywhere, SSO, conditional access, admin separation
- Endpoint detection and response selection, deployment, and tuning
- Email security, phishing defense, and user awareness training
- Vulnerability and patch management program design
- Backup and recovery validation as a ransomware control
- Network segmentation and remote access review
- Security policy set written for your organization, not copied from a template
- Third-party and vendor security review
- vCISO coverage: roadmap, budget, board reporting, and questionnaire response
Outcomes
What you end up with.
A ranked risk picture
Findings ordered by real exposure and cost to fix, not by scanner severity.
The basics, finished
MFA, patching, endpoint coverage, and backups completed and verified — not partially deployed.
Answers for the questionnaire
Client and insurer security questionnaires answered accurately without a two-week fire drill.
Signs you need this.
- A client or insurer sent a security questionnaire
- You had a security incident, or nearly did
- MFA is enabled for some people and some systems
- Nobody can list who has administrator access
- Your cyber insurance renewal is asking new questions
Start with an assessment.
Two to four weeks, fixed fee. You end up with a current-state picture, a risk register, and a prioritized roadmap — whether or not you work with us after that.
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