Email & accounts
MFA, recovery methods, shared accounts, suspicious forwarding, and account security settings.
Practical security for email, user access, computers, Wi-Fi, routers, backups, updates, and everyday IT hygiene.
Request InformationMFA, recovery methods, shared accounts, suspicious forwarding, and account security settings.
Former employees, shared logins, excessive administrator rights, and account access.
Windows setup, OS installation, updates, firewall, endpoint protection, encryption, and maintenance.
Wireless security, router admin access, firmware, guest networks, and remote management.
What is protected, whether backups are completing, where copies live, and how recovery would work.
Remote-support software, patching, routine device upkeep, and common security settings.
Most small-business incidents do not begin with a movie-style hack. They begin with credentials, access, outdated software, or an avoidable configuration gap.
Stolen credentials can be used to impersonate owners, request payments, or reset other accounts.
MFA, recovery, forwarding-rule, and account-access review.
Former users and shared logins can stay active long after anyone remembers who still has access.
User cleanup, administrator review, and access recommendations.
Old operating systems, browsers, routers, and third-party software can expose known weaknesses.
Update, OS, firmware, endpoint, and maintenance review.
Up to 5 computers at one location, typically 60–90 minutes, with written findings.