Managed Cybersecurity

Stop chasing alerts. Start reducing risk.

Your team is buried in false positives, no one is watching nights and weekends, and you can't tell leadership whether your controls actually work. We start with an independent, vendor-neutral assessment, then broker the right detection, response, and governance for your environment, your Microsoft 365 licensing, and your budget.

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500+ partner networkExperience managing Fortune 1000 accountsVendor-neutralSecurity-first

The problem

Your firewall isn't the finish line

You're buried in security alerts and can't separate real threats from noise. Nights, weekends, and holidays the network is wide open and nobody is watching. Cyber expertise is expensive and impossible to retain, so a pile of disconnected tools generates siloed dashboards instead of answers. And when the insurer, auditor, or biggest customer asks whether your controls actually work, you can't prove it, because no outside party has ever tried to break in.

Global average cost of a data breach: $4.88M

product overview / solution brief

Nearly half (43%) of all cyberattacks are against smaller organizations

SMB cybersecurity guide

Approximately 88% of all data breaches are at least partly caused by human error

SMB cybersecurity guide

75% of SMBs said they'd be able to survive only three to seven days following a ransomware attack

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By the numbers

The case, in numbers

$4.88M

Average cost of a data breach

industry study

Critical vulnerabilities cut after assessment + vCISO

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Breaches caused partly by human error

SMB security guide

Cyberattacks aimed at smaller organizations

SMB security guide

AI incidents more likely to escalate without governance

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How we solve it

One independent partner between you and the breach

We're vendor-neutral, so we assess your real exposure first and match the best-fit solution from a deep partner bench, instead of selling you whatever a vendor is quota'd to push. No rip-and-replace. You buy what closes gaps.

Independent assessment first

We map your real exposure against frameworks like NIST, CIS-18, ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI, and CMMC before recommending a single tool. You get severity-ranked findings with business impact, a prioritized roadmap, and a re-test to prove the fixes held, not a 200-page scanner dump.

Brokered best-fit detection and response

We broker MDR/XDR, SIEM/UEBA, and managed SOC from a deep partner bench, matched to your environment, your Microsoft 365 licensing, and your budget. We keep what works and close the gaps, with no forced rip-and-replace.

24/7 monitoring with real response

Every deployment is wrapped in around-the-clock monitoring and expert-led response, so nights, weekends, and holidays are covered. Alert triage cuts the noise and surfaces only what truly matters, instead of piling up tickets nobody reads.

Layered defense along the whole attack path

Next-gen firewall, EDR/MDR, DNS-level filtering, email protection beyond native Microsoft 365, MFA, and patch management work together, because security comes from layers, not a single box. We stop known-bad traffic at the edge so your stack runs on cleaner data.

Harden the human layer

Ongoing security-awareness training and realistic simulated phishing turn your staff from the weakest link into your first line of defense, where most breaches actually start.

Governance and a virtual-CISO rhythm

Security roadmaps, executive-ready scorecards, tabletop exercises, and written incident-response and business-continuity plans mean leadership can always answer whether controls are working and whether risk is rising or falling, with data, not guesswork. We also extend governance to emerging shadow-AI and agentic risk.

How it fits together

The architecture, simplified

Defense-in-depth, aligned to NIST CSF

Where you stand

From ad-hoc to optimized

The free evaluation places you on this maturity curve and maps the climb.

L1 · Ad-hoc / Reactive (firefighting) — NIST CSF: minimal Identify/Protect. No formal program, no owner. Security is whatever the IT generalist or owner can squeeze in. No 24/7 coverage, alerts ignored or unseen, no independent assessment, MFA partial, passwords on sticky notes. 'Too small to be a target' mindset. Response is panic after the fact.
L2 · Foundational / Aware — NIST CSF: basic Protect controls in place — firewall, EDR, MFA started, some backups exist but untested or unprotected. Driven by a one-off event or a customer/insurer ask. Tools are siloed, no single pane of glass, training is once-a-year. Exposure unknown because nothing has been independently assessed.
L3 · Managed / Defined — NIST CSF: Identify + Protect + emerging Detect. A vendor-neutral gap/risk assessment has mapped exposure against a framework (NIST, CIS-18, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI, CMMC). Layered defenses (NGFW, EDR/MDR, DNS, email hardening, patch management) deployed and coordinated. 24/7 monitoring with response. Written IR and BC plans with defined roles. Backups encrypted and tested.
L4 · Proactive / Governed — NIST CSF: full Detect + Respond + Recover with metrics. A virtual-CISO operating rhythm drives a security roadmap, executive scorecards, regular tabletop exercises, and continuous control validation (pen tests, re-tests). Alert noise is tuned down; L1-L2 investigations largely automated. Leadership can answer 'are controls working and is risk rising or falling?' with data. Compliance is continuously maintained, not crammed before an audit.
L5 · Optimized / Adaptive — NIST CSF: Govern + continuous improvement across all functions. Security is measurable, board-integrated, and predictive. Threat intel and behavioral analytics drive proactive hunting; remediation roadmaps are routine. Coverage extends to emerging AI risk — governance for shadow AI and agentic processes mapped to ISO 42001 / NIST AI RMF — so the business adopts fast without new blind spots. The program is an enabler, not a cost center.

What you get

Outcomes, not vendor brochures

A clear, severity-ranked picture of your real exposure, mapped to the frameworks that matter to you
24/7 monitoring with actual response, so nights, weekends, and holidays are no longer wide open
Fewer false positives and a quieter stack as known-bad traffic is filtered out at the edge
Expert-level security delivered as a monthly subscription, without hiring and retaining a full SOC
Defensible proof of an annual third-party test for your insurer, auditor, and biggest customer
Consolidated, coordinated tools with duplicate spend eliminated instead of more boxes
A survivable ransomware posture with immutable, independent backups and tested disaster recovery
Leadership scorecards and a vCISO roadmap that show whether controls work and risk is falling

Proven in the field

Patterns we see across industries

Outcome patterns from across the industry — the shape of results vendor-neutral delivery produces.

Reactive to roadmap: a high-profile organization with a small IT team, facing rising threats and compliance mandates, moved from firefighting to a proactive roadmap through penetration testing, NIST-aligned policy governance, and cross-functional IR tabletop exercises.

90% vulnerability cut: a renewable-energy company with sprawling IT/OT across 15+ facilities under SEC pressure started with a CIS-Controls gap assessment, adopted a managed vCISO model and a 12-month roadmap, and cut critical vulnerabilities by 90%.

The threat already inside: a combined internal and external pen test came back low-risk externally but surfaced high-severity internal issues, proving the bigger threat was already inside the perimeter, behind the firewall, with a ranked fix list.

Ransomware made survivable: a mid-market organization learned native Microsoft 365 couldn't recover beyond a short window, and that attackers delete backups before striking. Immutable, independent backups plus tested DR turned a business-ending event into a recoverable one.

MDR without headcount: a K-12 district hit by ransomware and buried in alerts added managed detection-and-response, gaining continuous monitoring without new staff and freeing IT to focus on students.

Backed by a 500+ partner network and experience managing Fortune 1000 accounts, we match the right capability to your size, not the vendor's quota.

Key facts

Nearly half (43%) of all cyberattacks are against smaller organizations, making "too small to be a target" a costly assumption.
The global average cost of a data breach is $4.88M.
Approximately 88% of all data breaches are at least partly caused by human error.
75% of SMBs said they could survive only three to seven days following a ransomware attack.
A vendor-neutral security assessment maps real exposure against frameworks like NIST, CIS-18, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI, and CMMC before recommending any tool.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked

We're too small to be a target. Why does this matter for us?

That assumption is the most expensive one in the dataset: nearly half (43%) of all cyberattacks hit smaller organizations, and a $200,000 ransomware hit can land weeks after leadership says exactly that. A right-sized assessment shows your actual exposure before an attacker prices it for you, with no enterprise budget required.

We already have EDR, a firewall, and Microsoft 365. Aren't we covered?

Single tools stop attacks at one point on the path; real defense comes from layers. We don't rip-and-replace. We run a vendor-neutral gap assessment, keep what works (including your Microsoft 365 licensing), and close the gaps. The most severe risk we find is usually already inside the perimeter, behind the firewall you trust.

We can't afford a security team or a full SOC. How does this work?

That's the point of a brokered, managed model: expert-level 24/7 monitoring and response delivered as a monthly subscription, scaled to your size and budget, instead of hiring and retaining talent you can't keep. You get the outcome without the headcount.

We already paid for a pile of security tools. Why buy more?

You likely need fewer and coordinated, not more. We consolidate fragmented, siloed tools, eliminate duplicate spend, and stop known-bad traffic at the edge so the stack you already pay for gets cleaner data and fewer false positives. Step one is mapping what you own, not selling you a new box.

Won't an assessment just be a 200-page scanner dump my team can't act on?

Ours isn't a scanner dump. We deliver severity-ranked findings (critical/high/medium/low) with business impact, proof of concept, a prioritized remediation roadmap your team can fund and act on, an executive summary for leadership, and a re-test to prove the fixes actually closed the gaps.

Why use a broker instead of going direct to a security vendor?

A vendor sells its own catalog; we're vendor-neutral and assess your real exposure first, then match the best-fit platform from a deep partner bench to your environment, Microsoft 365 licensing, and regulatory profile. You buy what closes gaps, not what someone is quota'd to sell.

Find your weak spots before attackers do

Start with an independent, vendor-neutral security and vulnerability evaluation. We map your real exposure, hand you a severity-ranked roadmap your team can act on, and show you exactly where you stand, with no enterprise budget and no obligation to buy a thing.