Every arc on this globe is a real connection that our firewall in Sherwood or the Cloudflare edge in front of cta-it.com just blocked. Real sources, real targets, replayed two minutes behind real time. Any business internet connection sees the same thing, all day, every day.
We bring enterprise-grade security to businesses of 10 to 100 people: designed for your environment, deployed for you, and managed for you. We work with multiple leading security partners, so every business gets the right fit for its needs and budget, with the same platforms large companies rely on, a 24/7 security operations center behind them, and one local point of contact who knows your network.
A business-grade firewall with intrusion prevention, botnet and reputation filtering, country blocking and VPN with multi-factor sign-in. We configure it, watch it, and patch its firmware fast when a firewall flaw lands on CISA's exploited list, which happens often. Moving or opening a location? We build it in from day one as part of an office move.
Sits in front of your website and online apps at the edge of the internet, and filters attacks like the WordPress, injection and secret-hunting requests on this map before they ever reach your server. Includes DDoS protection and bot control.
Most breaches start with a stolen password or a phishing email. We lock down Microsoft 365 with multi-factor sign-in, conditional access and sign-in monitoring, filter phishing and malicious attachments, and train your team to spot what slips through.
Continuous scanning of every computer, server and network device for missing patches and risky settings, prioritized the way this page does it: by what attackers are actually exploiting right now, not just by severity scores.
The modern replacement for antivirus. A lightweight agent on every PC and server watches what programs actually do, and catches attacker behavior like password theft, misuse of built-in Windows tools and ransomware starting to encrypt files, even when no signature exists yet. It can cut an infected machine off from the network in seconds.
Watches the traffic moving inside your network, so it sees devices that cannot run an agent, like printers, cameras, phones and building systems. It spots an attacker moving from machine to machine, an infected device calling home to a botnet, or data quietly leaving the building.
Connects the dots across computers, network, email, Microsoft 365 sign-ins and cloud apps. A phishing email, a strange sign-in from overseas and an odd process on a laptop become one incident with one response, not three unrelated alerts nobody had time to read.
A SIEM collects and correlates the logs from your firewall, Microsoft 365, servers and computers. A SOC is the team of security analysts watching those alerts around the clock and acting on them, including at 2 a.m. on a Saturday, when ransomware usually runs. Delivered as a service, so you get a security operations center without staffing one.
Machine learning learns what normal looks like for your people and devices, then surfaces the subtle signs that rules miss: impossible-travel sign-ins, unusual data access, slow and quiet beaconing. Analysts use it to hunt for attackers who are already inside, instead of waiting for an alarm.
Immutable, protected backups of your servers and Microsoft 365, proven by actually restoring them on a schedule. When everything else fails, this is what turns ransomware from a business-ending event into a bad afternoon. Pairs with our server and migration work.
Not sure where to start? Most clients begin with a managed firewall, EDR and identity protection, then add 24/7 monitoring. A free security check shows exactly where you stand.
Book a free security checkWhen CISA adds a flaw to this catalog, it has confirmed evidence of real attacks. Federal agencies get a hard deadline to patch. A small business should treat the list the same way.
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Bots scan every internet connection around the clock, including your office and your home router. They look for a guessable password, an unpatched firewall or a remote desktop port someone forgot to close. Notice how many of the flaws above are in firewalls, VPNs and remote access tools. Those are the front doors.
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