Cybersecurity for SMBs
A separate cybersecurity service line: risk audit, MFA, access, email, backup readiness, baseline monitoring, and incident response.
We shape cybersecurity around real operational risks for small and mid-sized businesses: what can stop work, expose access, or make recovery harder after an incident.
For SMBs, the main risk is often not an advanced attack. It is a set of basic gaps: no MFA, weak access control, untested backups, exposed email, and no response plan.
Focus areas
- cybersecurity risk audit and protection roadmap;
- MFA, access rights, and user policies;
- email and endpoint protection;
- backup readiness and test recovery;
- incident response and post-incident lessons.
The best starting point is an IT Risk Audit or a focused cyber-risk review.
What we examine in practice
We establish who has administrator access, where MFA is enabled, how departing staff lose access, and how email is protected. We separately review backups, recoverability, and the response when an account or workstation is compromised.
From review to a protection plan
For each identified risk, we describe potential business impact, priority, and next action. Changes are agreed with responsible owners: access controls, email protection, recovery checks, and incident instructions need clear ownership.
Scope and expectations
Review scope, tools, licences, and response arrangements are agreed before work begins. Basic security hygiene is not a guarantee against attacks; round-the-clock monitoring, penetration testing, and formal certification are not automatically included.