The Problem

Federal, state, and local governments receive extensive resources, federal funding, and threat intelligence, leaving small businesses at a disadvantage. Without a regulatory body akin to the FDA for cybersecurity in the IT industry, small companies struggle to choose reliable web-based products for marketing, sales, and data protection.

The lure of high earnings has driven many to pursue cybersecurity degrees and certifications, often without a solid IT foundation. In the digital age, passing exams is easy with answers available online. Recruiting new talent is also challenging, as recruiters tend to rely on interviews rather than practical tests or assessments.

Why Protect Small Businesses? 

Small businesses are the cornerstone of the American economy. They create two-thirds of new jobs and deliver 43.5 percent of the United States' gross domestic product (GDP). But, unfortunately, a small business can also be a jump point for another more powerful attack.

Our Approach to Cybersecurity

We prioritize the human element of cybersecurity while ensuring a secure hardware and software supply chain. Our comprehensive approach includes evaluating a company's security posture, addressing past and current vulnerabilities, reviewing client relationships and affiliations, and assessing their capability to handle future threats. This thorough assessment aims to minimize security risks effectively.

Key to Successful Cybersecurity