Security Risk Assessment
A written, prioritized findings report on where your defenses stand today and which gaps are worth closing first.
Layered protection built around how attacks actually reach a business — email, credentials, and endpoints — plus a plan for the day something gets through.
A written, prioritized findings report on where your defenses stand today and which gaps are worth closing first.
24/7 endpoint monitoring with human analysts reviewing alerts, not just software generating them.
Advanced filtering, domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), and simulated phishing to test your team.
Multi-factor authentication, conditional access policies, and periodic access reviews to shrink the credential attack surface.
Controls, documentation, and audit support mapped to HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC, SOC 2, or NIST CSF.
A written plan, defined roles, and tabletop exercises — established before an incident, not drafted during one.
Perimeter tools alone stopped being sufficient years ago. We work in layers: harden what can be hardened, monitor continuously for what slips past, and maintain a tested recovery path so one compromised account never becomes a company-wide shutdown. Every engagement starts with an assessment, because we won't sell you controls before we know what you actually need.
We're vendor-neutral. We recommend what fits your environment and budget, not what carries the best margin for us.
Framework names above indicate compliance programs we support, not audits we perform — control implementation and independent attestation are different things, and any provider blurring that line is worth a second look.
Risk assessment against a recognized framework, producing a prioritized written report with severity ratings and effort estimates.
We close the highest-severity gaps first, in an agreed sequence, so budget goes to real risk instead of shelf-ware.
Continuous detection with human review, plus regular vulnerability scanning and access reviews.
Tabletop exercises and restore testing, so the response plan has been practiced before it's needed.
Most providers make you sit through a demo before naming a number. Here are honest ranges so you can budget before you call.
Written risk assessment and remediation roadmap. Scope varies with headcount, locations, and framework.
Managed security layered on top of managed IT: MDR, email security, identity controls, and awareness training.
Typical premium over baseline managed IT for HIPAA, PCI DSS, or CMMC environments.
Ransomware incidents routinely cost small and mid-sized businesses six figures in forensics, notification, downtime, and legal fees — which is the number worth weighing these against. We'll tell you plainly if your current spend is already adequate rather than upselling you a tier you don't need.
Managed IT includes baseline protection: endpoint software, patching, and email filtering. IT Security adds active threat monitoring with human analysts, identity and access controls, compliance documentation, awareness training, and a formal incident response plan.
Antivirus catches known malware on a device. It does not cover phishing, credential theft, misconfigured cloud permissions, or insider mistakes — which is where the large majority of incidents actually originate.
We support clients working toward HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC, and SOC 2. We build and document the controls and prepare evidence; the audit or attestation itself is performed by an independent assessor, which is a distinction some providers blur.
Ask for a SOC 2 Type II report, which fewer than 5% of MSPs hold. Ask whether alert review is performed by humans or purely automated. Ask for response-time commitments in writing. And ask what happens to your data and documentation if you leave.
If you're on an incident response plan with us, you call one number and containment begins immediately, followed by recovery from tested backups. Having the plan and the tested restores in place beforehand is what determines whether recovery takes days or weeks.
Yes. Insurers increasingly require documented MFA, EDR, tested backups, and awareness training before they'll write or renew a policy. We can map your environment against a carrier's questionnaire and close the gaps that would otherwise cause a denial.