Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity services in Baton Rouge. Secure is how we do everything.
No single protection stops everything. We build your security in layers. If a threat gets past one layer, we catch it at the next.
Owner-operated in Baton Rouge since 2003
Check your domain in about 15 seconds
Where the layers goYour domain, email, web, sign-ins and staff- Your staffTrained, tested with fake phishing emails, and scored
- How we workWe work ahead of new threats
The layers we build
Cybersecurity services: each way in needs its own layer.
Seven layers stand between an attacker and your data, from the outside in.
- Layer 1
Email faking your address gets rejected
We set your domain so mail servers reject email that fakes it.
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Stops email sent in your name - Layer 2
Phishing and infected sites stay blocked
Email filtering stops phishing, and our web filter blocks infected sites.
Stops a click that spreads - Layer 3
We watch your email sign-ins
A sign-in from abroad or a hidden connection shuts the account off until you confirm.
Multiple takeover attempts caught
Stops a mailbox taken over - Layer 4
We shut off access when someone leaves
Call or text us, and we shut off their email, files and systems, senior staff included.
Stops old staff passwords - Layer 5
Unapproved AI tools blocked
AI tools nobody approved stay blocked, and so do USB sticks at most clients.
Stops client details in AI tools - Layer 6
Staff trained, tested and scored
We send fake phishing emails of our own, and every person gets a score.
Stops an email that looks real - Layer 7
Detection and response, watched 24/7
Every computer and server is watched for ransomware and suspicious behavior, backed by a security operations center that monitors around the clock and can isolate an infected device.
Stops ransomware spreading past one computer
Zero ransomware events and zero malware outbreaks.
Every computer we build carries decoy files. If ransomware starts encrypting them, that computer drops off your network.
How we secure each computer
A first step on your own
See if someone could send email as you.
Our domain security check reads your email, website and DNS settings from public records and shows what to fix first.
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Who can send email as you
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Whether your site shows a warning
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How easy your domain is to take
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Six questions only you can answer
We only read public records: DNS, your public website and published registration data. Nothing is logged in to, scanned or changed.
Training and testing
Your staff are a layer too.
We train and test your people as well as your systems.
| Employee | Test clicks | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Employee A | 0 | 92 |
| Employee B | 1 | 78 |
| Employee C | 3 | 54 |
Scores count training, test clicks and weekly lessons. You see each one by name in your quarterly business review.
Training every year, lessons every week
Every client we manage gets the yearly security training most compliance rules ask for, plus short weekly lessons.
We test who clicks
We send realistic fake phishing emails, about 200 kinds, and test bigger organizations more often.
Network security
Network security for small and mid-sized businesses.
Many attacks on smaller organizations start with a phishing email, a stolen password or an unpatched laptop, then spread across the network. Good network security closes every one of those paths.
What we put in place
Managed firewalls. At every location, with firmware and rules kept current.
Zero Trust access. Every user and device proves who it is before reaching your data, and people reach only what their job requires. A stolen password alone does not open your network.
Secure remote access. Staff away from the office connect through a cloud security service (SASE) that applies the same protection as the office.
Multi-factor sign-in. On email, remote access and cloud accounts.
Questions to ask about your network
When was your firewall’s firmware last updated?
Can someone on your guest Wi-Fi reach your file server?
Who still has remote access after leaving your organization?
Would you know if an unknown device joined your network?
Not sure where you stand? We’ll walk through these questions for your network on a 15-minute call.
When something trips
We check with you, then we act.
Most protections stay out of your staff’s way until an alert fires.
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An alert fires: a sign-in from abroad or an unplanned change.
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We verify it with you.
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Then we act. If nobody confirms a sign-in, the account stays off.
A real alert. A new employee signed in through a private connection. We confirmed it with the client and allowed it.
Changes checked. We monitor your systems for changes, from a software update to a new network address, and get an alert on each one. Then we check whether someone made it on purpose, before it breaks something.
Around the clock. We’re backed by a security operations center that can isolate an infected device.
Fixed for everyone. When a new exploit is discovered and reported, we close that gap for every client.
Our first step
It starts with the risk conversation.
We ask before we touch a computer
We ask about past security problems, where your sensitive data lives and who has administrator access.
If you want us to look closer
We can walk your office and check what the answers miss, like a Wi-Fi password written on the router.
Our recommendations
We tell you up front what we’d advise against, and you decide. Your office keeps running while we tighten things.
We assess your security every year
Each year you get a security risk assessment, and a template for any policy you’re missing.
Questions owners ask
Are you a cybersecurity company or an IT company?
Both. Secure is how we do everything: we run your IT and build your security in layers, from your domain and email to your staff.
Can you promise we’ll never be hacked?
No. Nothing stops every attack, which is why we build in layers, so a threat that gets past one still has others to get through.
Will this make us compliant?
Not on its own, though security and compliance go together nine times out of ten. We make recommendations on all three kinds of safeguards (technical, physical and administrative) and put the technical ones in place ourselves. If rules like HIPAA apply to you, our Compliance service tells you which ones and hands you the policies.
What are managed security services?
Managed security services are security tools and monitoring that an outside provider runs for you. With us that means detection and response on every computer and server, backed by a security operations center that watches around the clock and can isolate an infected device. It also covers email filtering and sign-in monitoring, managed firewalls, multi-factor sign-in, web filtering and staff training.
What cybersecurity services does a small business need?
At a minimum: endpoint detection and response, email filtering, multi-factor authentication, patching, backups and staff training. Firewalls, application control and secure remote access add protection as you grow or take on regulated data. The risk conversation shows which layers you have and which are missing.
Tech Tips
Related reading.
Find out which layers you’re missing.
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15 minutes
We’ll ask about your data, your people and any past incidents.
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Then we’ll tell you which layers you have, which you’re missing and what we’d do first.
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If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.
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