Endpoint protection
Antivirus and threat detection on every laptop, desktop and server, managed from one console so you can see what is protected and what is not.
Why this matters
Most breaches are not clever, they are opportunistic
The picture people have of a cyber attack involves a skilled intruder targeting their company specifically. The reality is far more mundane. An employee reuses a password. Someone clicks a convincing invoice attachment. A firewall still has the factory login. Automated scans find these things without any human deciding to attack you.
Which is good news, because ordinary defences stop ordinary attacks. Multi factor authentication, patched systems, filtered email, encrypted laptops and a backup that has actually been tested will prevent the overwhelming majority of incidents that hit businesses of your size.
We focus there first. Not on expensive tools that look impressive in a proposal, but on the basics done thoroughly, in an order that gets the biggest risks closed first.
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What we deploy
Layers, because no single tool covers everything
Firewalls and network security
Business grade firewalls configured properly, with default credentials changed, remote access closed and guest traffic kept separate from company systems.
Email security
Filtering for phishing, spoofing and malicious attachments, plus domain records that stop others sending mail in your company's name.
Access control and MFA
Multi factor authentication across email and business systems, with permissions reviewed so people only reach what their role requires.
Device encryption
Full disk encryption on laptops and portable drives, so a lost device becomes an inconvenience rather than a disclosure event.
Backup and recovery
Backups that are automatic, offsite, encrypted and periodically restored to prove they work. An untested backup is only a hope.
Where we start
A review first, so spending goes where the risk is
Before recommending anything, we look at what you already have. Many businesses are paying for security features inside subscriptions they own but never switched on. Finding those is often the cheapest improvement available.
- Which devices are protected, patched and encrypted, and which are not
- Whether multi factor authentication is on for every account that matters
- Who has administrator rights, and whether they still need them
- Whether backups exist, run reliably and have ever been restored
- What is exposed to the internet that does not need to be
- What happens on the day someone leaves the company
You get a short written summary ranked by risk, with a clear separation between what should be fixed this month and what can wait.
Staff awareness
Short, practical guidance so your team can spot the messages that cause most incidents.
Compliance support
Documentation and controls for clients, insurers or regulators who ask how you protect data.
Patch discipline
Updates applied on a schedule, because unpatched software is the most common way in.
Recovery planning
A written plan for who does what, so a bad day does not turn into a bad month.
Common questions
Security, answered
Most attacks are not targeted at all. Automated tools scan the internet continuously looking for weak passwords, open ports and unpatched systems. Size makes no difference to a scanner, and smaller businesses are often easier to get into.
Done well, barely. Multi factor authentication adds a few seconds at sign in. Encryption is invisible once set up. If a control is painful enough that people work around it, it has failed, and we would rather find a different control.
Yes. Cloud platforms protect their own infrastructure, but your accounts, permissions and sharing settings are your responsibility. That configuration is where most incidents begin.
We can help you contain it, restore from backup and close the gap that allowed it. Call (406) 272-3069 and be honest about what happened. It speeds everything up.
When did you last test a restore?
If the answer is never, or you are not sure, that is the right place to start. A short security review will tell you where you stand, in plain language and ranked by risk.
Book a security review- Written summary ranked by risk
- Uses what you already own where possible
- No jargon, no scare tactics