Cybersecurity Solutions & Assessments — Serving Businesses Nationwide

Our cybersecurity assessments audit your network, endpoints, and Microsoft 365 environment to identify vulnerabilities, then provide a prioritized action plan to close those gaps before they can be exploited.

Most small and mid-sized businesses benefit from an annual assessment, or after any major change to your environment — a new office, a new line-of-business application, or a shift to remote work.

Yes. Most breaches start with human error — a phishing email or a weak password. We provide training to help your team recognize and avoid common attack techniques.

We help with post-incident remediation — containing the issue, hardening the affected systems, and putting safeguards in place to prevent it from happening again. The sooner you reach out, the more we can limit the damage.

Common warning signs include unexpected password reset emails, files you suddenly can't open or that have been renamed, unusually slow or overheating computers, unfamiliar programs appearing, or colleagues receiving strange emails from your account. If you notice any of these, contact us immediately — the faster we respond, the more damage we can prevent.

Call us right away rather than trying to troubleshoot it yourself. In the meantime, disconnect affected devices from your network if you safely can, but avoid powering them off completely, and don't pay any ransom demand before talking to us.

Yes. Cybersecurity assessments, Microsoft 365 security hardening, and awareness training are all delivered remotely, so we work with businesses nationwide. The one exception is hands-on physical firewall hardware installation, which we offer locally in the Belleville, IL area — everything else runs over screen share and video calls with no on-site visit required.

Yes. We perform HIPAA Security Rule gap assessments covering access controls, audit logging, and Microsoft 365/Azure configuration, then provide a prioritized remediation plan. HIPAA compliance as a whole is a legal determination that also involves policies and training beyond IT, so we typically work alongside your practice's compliance officer or legal counsel — our role is implementing and maintaining the technical safeguards the Security Rule requires.

The HIPAA Security Rule requires technical safeguards for anyone handling electronic protected health information (ePHI): access controls like MFA and role-based permissions, audit controls that log who accessed what and when, integrity controls to prevent improper data alteration, and transmission security (encryption in transit and at rest). We help implement and maintain these across your Microsoft 365, Azure, and identity systems.

Yes — any vendor that stores or processes PHI on your behalf, including Microsoft 365 and Azure, needs a signed Business Associate Agreement in place. Microsoft offers a BAA as part of certain licensing tiers; we help confirm your licensing qualifies and that the relevant services are configured within Microsoft's HIPAA-eligible service boundary.