Overview
Small businesses are easy targets, and many don't find out about a breach until weeks later. Cybersecurity means finding the weak spots in your website, email, cloud accounts and devices, and fixing them before anyone takes advantage.
We review your setup, close the gaps with practical measures (multi-factor authentication, access controls, firewalls and secure backups) and keep watching as threats change. It's the same approach Excel takes to physical security, applied online.
You also get a written incident plan, so your team knows exactly what to do if something goes wrong and can recover quickly.
What's included
What you get.
- Security reviewA vulnerability assessment of your website, email, cloud tools, user access and devices.
- Account protectionMulti-factor authentication and access controls across every account and device.
- Zero-trust accessEveryone gets access to what they need for their job, and nothing more.
- Website protectionSSL, a web application firewall and Cloudflare protection.
- Email and Google Workspace securitySecure account settings plus email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) to stop spoofing.
- Penetration testingControlled, authorized testing that shows how an attacker could get in, with a list of fixes.
- Incident response planClear, written steps for your staff if something goes wrong.
- Monitoring and patchingOngoing monitoring, updates and regular reviews.
Tools we use
SSL / HTTPSMulti-factor authenticationFirewallsPenetration testingGoogle WorkspaceCloudflare
Questions
Common questions.
Does a small business really need cybersecurity?
Yes. Smaller businesses are often targeted because they have fewer protections, and a breach can go unnoticed for a long time.
Is this a one-time job?
No. Threats keep changing, so protection needs ongoing monitoring, updates and regular reviews.
What is penetration testing?
A controlled, authorized attempt to get into your systems the way a real attacker would. You get a report of what we found and a prioritized list of fixes.
What should we do if we think we've been hacked?
Contact us straight away. We'll help you secure your accounts, contain the problem and recover, following your incident plan.
How does this fit with Excel's physical security?
It's the same idea applied online: find the weak points, put the right protection in place and keep watch. You can have one company looking after both.