The Hackers Are Already Looking at You.
43% of cyberattacks target small businesses. The average breach costs $200,000. Most hit businesses that thought “we’re too small to be a target.” Don’t wait to find out the hard way.
The Threat Landscape
Threats Targeting Businesses Like Yours Right Now
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Ransomware
Encrypts your entire network and demands payment. Recovery costs average $1.85M. Ransomware-resistant backups and endpoint detection are your only defense.
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Phishing Attacks
91% of breaches start with a phishing email. One click by one employee is all it takes. Email filtering, user training, and MFA stop these cold.
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Business Email Compromise
Attackers impersonate executives or vendors to redirect wire transfers. Costs U.S. businesses $2.9B per year. Often goes undetected until it’s too late.
Our Protection Stack
Layered Security That Stops Threats at Every Level
- Advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR)
- Email filtering and anti-phishing protection
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA) deployment
- Dark web monitoring for compromised credentials
- Security awareness training for your team
- Firewall management and network segmentation
- Incident response planning and documentation
⚡ Your Risk Without Protection
CRITICAL
Ransomware exposure
HIGH
Phishing vulnerability
ELEVATED
Credential compromise
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do small businesses get hacked?
The most common vectors are phishing emails (an employee clicks a malicious link), weak or reused passwords, unpatched software with known vulnerabilities, and misconfigured remote access tools like RDP. You don’t need to be a high-profile target — most attacks are automated and indiscriminate.
What cybersecurity services does a small business actually need?
At minimum: endpoint detection and response (EDR) on all devices, email filtering to catch phishing, multi-factor authentication (MFA) on all accounts, and regular patching. Beyond that, dark web monitoring for compromised credentials and employee security awareness training add significant protection. We build a layered stack tailored to your risk profile.
How much does a cyberattack cost a small business?
The average cost of a ransomware attack on a small business exceeds $200,000 when you factor in recovery, downtime, lost productivity, and reputation damage. 60% of small businesses that suffer a significant breach close within 6 months. Cybersecurity is insurance — the cost of prevention is a fraction of the cost of recovery.
What is multi-factor authentication and do I really need it?
MFA requires a second verification step beyond a password — typically a code sent to your phone. It’s the single most effective way to prevent account takeovers. Even if a password is stolen or guessed, MFA blocks the attacker. Yes, you really need it — especially on email, Microsoft 365, and any remote access tools.
Do you provide cybersecurity training for employees?
Yes. We offer security awareness training that teaches employees to recognize phishing emails, avoid social engineering, and follow secure practices. Human error is involved in the vast majority of breaches — training is one of the highest-ROI security investments a small business can make.
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