SMB Security Solutions

Email Security

Phishing attacks often hit SMBs. However, we partner with trusted filtering services like Microsoft Barracuda to reduce inbox threats. In addition, our team helps staff recognize phishing attempts and improve awareness.

Domain & DNS Security

Prevent domain spoofing and DNS hijacking by adding registry locks and DNSSEC. For example, we recommend using reputable registrars with two-factor authentication. Moreover, consistent DNS monitoring helps prevent data loss.

Incident Response Planning

We encourage SMBs to prepare for incidents. CloakPoint offers templates for an incident response plan (IRP), covering roles, communication channels, and recovery steps. Being prepared can cut downtime dramatically.

Data Backup & Recovery

Small to midsize businesses can’t afford data loss. Therefore, we highlight Acronis Cyber Protect for automated backups of files, servers, and cloud data. Moreover, Acronis provides bare-metal recovery and protects backups with encryption and anti-ransomware. In independent tests, the solution achieved 100% protection rates against malware. As a result, businesses gain stronger resilience and peace of mind. With our guidance, SMBs can deploy regular backup schedules and test restores so that “lost data” becomes a thing of the past.

Website & E-commerce Security

Many SMBs run websites or online stores that are constant targets for hackers. We recommend Sucuri’s website security suite: it scans for malware, sets up a Web Application Firewall, and monitors uptime. When enabled, Sucuri’s firewall processes all incoming site traffic to block malicious requests. For example, one major site saw over 450,000 attacks blocked in 3 months using Sucuriwpbeginner.com. We help SMBs implement SSL/TLS encryption, secure payment gateways, and routine vulnerability scans to protect customer data and uptime.

Network & Perimeter Security

Even small offices benefit from network firewalls and intrusion prevention. We can advise on setting up business-class firewalls (often recommended: Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, etc.) and segmenting guest Wi-Fi from corporate networks. Secure Wi-Fi with strong passwords and WPA3 encryption. Our articles guide you through simple firewall rules and VPN setup so remote workers safely connect to the office.