Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and small businesses are a prime target. We make it simple by putting strong, modern protections in place across your business.
We provide endpoint security to protect your laptops and computers from viruses, ransomware, and unsafe applications. Our web security tools filter out dangerous websites and block malicious content before it reaches your staff. And with email security, we stop phishing attempts, suspicious links, and harmful attachments from ever landing in your inbox.
All of this is backed by industry-leading technology and ongoing monitoring, so issues are caught before they become problems.
Whether you need help achieving Cyber Essentials or simply want a trusted partner to handle your security for you, we ensure your business stays safe, resilient, and protected.
Our layered approach
Endpoint
Keep your laptops protected with real-time antivirus, ransomware defence, and continuous monitoring that stops threats before they spread.
Web
Block harmful websites, filter risky content, and prevent staff from accidentally accessing pages that could compromise your business.
Stop phishing attempts, malicious attachments, and suspicious links from ever reaching your inbox, keeping your team and data safe.
Accreditation Guidance
Achieving Cyber Essentials can feel daunting for small businesses, but we make the process simple. We guide you through every requirement, help you close any gaps, and ensure you meet the standard with confidence.
For businesses needing a deeper level of assurance, we also support Cyber Essentials Plus, handling the technical checks and preparation so there are no surprises.
If your business is aiming for broader, long-term security governance, we can also assist with ISO 27001 compliance, helping you put the right policies, controls, and processes in place.
Whether you’re looking for certification, external validation, or just a clearer understanding of what’s required, we provide practical, easy-to-follow consultancy tailored to small businesses.
Our practical guidance:
- Writing policies (password policy, access control policy, acceptable use policy etc)
- Creating SOPs (Standard operating procedures)
- Documenting asset registers
- MFA compliance
- Reviewing and hardening device security settings
- Disaster recovery