Security sized for a business without a security team.
Endpoint detection, email defence, and staff training that cover how small businesses actually get breached.
EDR
ON EVERY DEVICE
QUARTERLY
PHISHING TRAINING
24/7
MONITORING, ALWAYS ON
WHY IT MATTERS
Being small does not make you a smaller target.
Almost every small business breach starts with a convincing email, a reused password, or a missed update. The attacks are automated, so being small just makes you an easier target. The protection that stops them is not exotic, it is layered, maintained, and watched: detection on every endpoint, filtering in front of every mailbox, leaked-credential monitoring, and quarterly phishing drills. When something gets through, containment starts the moment monitoring fires, and you get a plain language account of what happened.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Endpoint detection & responseEVERY DEVICE
Email filtering and anti-phishingPER SEAT
Simulated phishing campaignsQUARTERLY
Dark web credential monitoringCONTINUOUS
Incident containment and reportingFROM FIRST ALERT
We close the standard gaps first: multi-factor authentication everywhere, patched systems, least-privilege access, encrypted devices.
STEP 02
Protect and filter
Endpoint detection watches every device, and email filtering stops phishing and spoofing before your staff ever see it.
STEP 03
Train and test
Quarterly simulated phishing across the team, with short, non-punitive training for anyone who clicks.
STEP 04
Respond and report
Containment starts the moment monitoring fires. Engineers respond during covered hours, and you get a plain account of what happened and what changed.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Asked before they start.
What owners ask us about this service. The rest is on the full FAQ page.
Do we really need this at our size?
The attacks that hit small businesses are automated and sent in volume, so they find every business, not just large ones. What changes with size is the ability to absorb the damage. The controls we run are the ordinary, layered protections that stop the common attacks, sized and priced for a small team.
What happens if we do get hit?
Containment starts the moment monitoring fires: affected machines are isolated automatically, then our engineers reset credentials and run recovery from tested backups. You get a clear account of what happened, what data was involved, and what changed afterwards, which is also what an insurer or regulator will ask for.
Will security get in the team's way?
It is designed not to. Filtering and endpoint protection run in the background, and the visible parts, like multi-factor prompts, are tuned so the secure way is also the convenient way. Security that annoys people gets worked around, which is worse than no security.