Security that is owned, not bolted on.
Identity, devices, email, data and access designed into the operating model from day one, with one accountable person for the gaps between the tools.
No fear-selling. Which risks actually matter, what closing each one costs, and what we would do in your seat.
The worst gap is the task everyone assumed someone else handled.
Most growing companies do not lack security tools. They lack a single owner for the whole picture. The MSP manages antivirus. A vendor sold the firewall. Someone set up MFA two years ago. Nobody can say today who has access to what, which devices are unmanaged, or what actually happens when something looks wrong.
- Accounts stay active after people leave.
- MFA exists, but exceptions and legacy sign-ins quietly bypass it.
- Devices connect to company data with no management or encryption.
- Email security settings were configured once and never revisited.
- An alert fires and it is not clear who investigates, decides and communicates.
A security baseline built into daily operations.
Six areas, one owner. The baseline is part of every managed agreement, with controls you can show an insurer.
Identity & access
One identity standard on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace: MFA enforced, conditional access, least-privilege roles, and access reviews that actually happen.
Endpoint protection
Every laptop and mobile device enrolled, encrypted, patched, monitored and recoverable, including field and remote devices.
Email & collaboration
Phishing and spoofing protection, safe external sharing, and sensible defaults your people do not have to think about.
Data & access control
Clear rules for where company data lives, who can reach it, and what leaves the building, without breaking how people work.
Incident response
When something looks wrong there is an owner, a process, and plain-language communication to leadership. Not silence.
Compliance support
Practical help with cyber insurance questionnaires, client security reviews, and the controls auditors ask about.
Security commitments in every managed agreement.
- Same-day offboardingEvery account and access removed the day someone leaves.
- Quarterly restore validationWe restore from backup on a schedule, not just confirm the job ran.
- Documentation that is yoursYour environment stays documented well enough that another provider could take over tomorrow.
Serious about risk. Allergic to security theater.
You will never hear “military-grade” from us, and we will never sell you fear. You will hear exactly three things:
- Which risks actually matter for your business.
- What closing each one costs.
- What we would do in your seat.
Then we own the execution. Advanced compliance, testing and project work are scoped to your environment, in writing, before the work starts.
Included in managed IT.
Priced for a renewal.
The security baseline is part of every managed agreement. The Insurance Readiness Review stands on its own, with a fixed fee.
The baseline above is included in managed IT. Most multi-site engagements land between $150 and $200 once security requirements, sites and onsite needs are scoped. Advanced compliance, testing and project work are scoped separately, in writing.
- Identity and MFA enforced
- Endpoint protection on every device
- Email security and safe sharing
- Backups with quarterly restore validation
Insurance Readiness Review
Fixed fee, ten business days, read-only access. Every questionnaire item mapped to evidence.
30–75 users / 76–150 users. Credited in full toward onboarding if you become a managed client within 90 days.
How the Review worksFind out what nobody owns today.
A 30-minute conversation and an environment review will show you where the real gaps are, in plain language, with a plan.
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