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Security & Infrastructure

Cybersecurity

Antivirus deployment and endpoint protection for business networks.

Overview

Many security problems in small businesses start with something simple: an unprotected computer, an outdated system or a staff member clicking a bad link. You don't need an enterprise security contract to deal with these, but you do need the basics covered properly.

We deploy antivirus and endpoint protection across your network, audit your setup for obvious gaps and give your staff practical guidance. After that, we keep monitoring, so protection doesn't stop at the install.

What's included

  • Antivirus and endpoint protection deployed across your network
  • Baseline security audit to find the obvious gaps first
  • A clear list of fixes, starting with the most urgent
  • Practical staff guidance on the basics that prevent incidents
  • Ongoing monitoring, not just a one-time install

Who it's for

For small and mid-size businesses that want their computers and network protected without paying for an enterprise security contract they don't need. It suits offices that have grown without anyone formally looking after security.

How we deliver it

  1. Step 1

    Discover

    We scope the actual problem, constraints and budget before proposing anything.

  2. Step 2

    Design

    You sign off the design before a line of code is written or a cable is run.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Delivered in working stages you can see and test, not one big release at the end.

  4. Step 4

    Support & grow

    We maintain what we built and, where it fits, run the SEO or ads that keep it earning.

Common questions

We deploy endpoint protection across the devices on your business network. During the audit we list the devices to cover and confirm the scope with you.

No. We continue monitoring after the initial install, rather than leaving you with a one-off setup.

We give your staff practical guidance on everyday habits, such as handling suspicious emails and links and using strong passwords. These basics prevent many common incidents.