Cybersecurity and response
Layered protection, plus a plan for the day it matters
Modern detection and response across endpoints, identity and email, backed by people who investigate alerts instead of forwarding them to you. Prevention is most of the work; the rest is knowing exactly what to do at 6am on a Sunday.
What this fixes
- Antivirus is installed, but nobody is reading what it reports
- You would not know for days if an account had been taken over
- Staff receive convincing invoice and wire-change emails
- Your insurer is asking security questions you cannot answer
What is included
- Managed endpoint detection and response on every covered device
- Identity protection: enforced multi-factor, conditional access, session review
- Email security tuned for impersonation and payment-redirection fraud
- Dark-web credential monitoring for your domains
- Written incident response plan, with named contacts and first-hour actions
- Security awareness training and simulated phishing on a light, non-punitive cadence
Threats get contained automatically, someone reviews what happened, and you receive a short explanation in English rather than a dashboard login.
Compared honestly
Where security programmes usually thin out
Almost everyone deploys the same category of tooling. What separates a security programme from a security purchase is what happens between the alert firing and somebody acting on it.
A typical provider
Almost everyone offers managed detection now, and most deliver it through a specialist partner. What varies is who picks up an alert at three in the morning, whether they can act or only notify, and how much of that is visible to you.
CY6
Alerts reach us first, and we escalate to the operations centre when a case needs it. Anything severe escalates on its own rather than waiting for someone to notice. Both sides can investigate, so the question is never whether the right people are looking — only which of us got there first.
Why it matters — 'Monitored' and 'somebody is authorised to unplug the machine' are different purchases, and the difference only shows up during an incident.
We do not name providers, and we do not claim every provider works this way. These are the patterns we meet most often when we take over an environment.
Also covered
The rest of the dial
Managed IT and helpdesk
Someone to call, and someone already watching
Backup and continuity
Backups that have actually been restored
Cloud, email and identity
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, properly configured
Not sure where you stand?
Start with the six-point check, or book twenty minutes and talk it through with someone who will tell you plainly what needs doing and what does not.
Or call 1-855-966-2967