
Backup & recovery
Data Backup & Recovery
Verified backups and a recovery plan you can actually use when ransomware, hardware failure, or human error occurs.
Security first. Then everything else.
Layered protection for endpoints, email, identities, and networks so ransomware and phishing do not become a business-ending event.

Small and midsize businesses are targeted with the same techniques used against large enterprises, usually without a dedicated security team.
A single successful phishing message or unpatched workstation can halt operations.
Reduced likelihood of ransomware and business email compromise
Clear visibility into endpoint, email, and identity risk
Documented controls that support insurance and compliance reviews
Public data from CISA, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Each CVE is the public ID of one known flaw. A listing here doesn't mean your systems are affected.
Source: CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog (opens in a new tab)Catalog updated Oct 16, 2026
AI can sort incoming security alerts and pull related notes, so a technician starts with context. Containment decisions stay with people.
Who decidesA technician decides.
Review endpoints, email, identities, and backups against a security baseline.
Turn on MFA, endpoint protection, and email filtering, and close the highest-risk gaps first.
Coach staff to spot phishing, including AI-written messages and voice-impersonation calls.
Write down who does what during an incident, and walk through it before you need it.

Backup & recovery
Verified backups and a recovery plan you can actually use when ransomware, hardware failure, or human error occurs.

AI governance
A practical plan for how your business uses AI: which tools are approved, what data can go where, and how Microsoft 365 Copilot and other assistants are secured before they are switched on.

Networks
Design, monitoring, and maintenance for wired, wireless, and site-to-site connectivity that stays fast, segmented, and supportable.