Cyber threats are evolving. We implement multi-layered defense strategies to protect your client data, secure your reputation, and ensure industry compliance.
Small businesses are the #1 target for ransomware attacks because hackers know they lack defense. It isn't just about losing files; it's about the financial crippling of downtime, legal fines for non-compliance, and the permanent loss of customer trust. Don't wait for a breach to think about security.
We move beyond basic antivirus. We deploy active threat hunting and endpoint detection to neutralize ransomware and phishing attacks before they encrypt your data.
Handling sensitive data? We ensure your infrastructure meets rigorous standards (like HIPAA or PCI), keeping you audit-ready and legally protected.
Stop unauthorized access. We set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-On (SSO) to ensure the only people accessing your data are your actual employees.
You can't protect what you don't know. We inventory your assets (hardware, software, data) and scan for existing vulnerabilities to understand your specific attack surface.
We deploy the shields. This includes configuring firewalls, enforcing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and encrypting sensitive data at rest and in transit.
Defense never sleeps. Our security tools monitor network traffic 24/7, using AI to identify anomalous behavior that indicates a breach attempt in real-time.
In the event of an attack, speed is everything. We execute a pre-planned containment strategy to isolate infected devices, stop the spread, and recover your data.
Our cybersecurity stack is built on enterprise-grade technology trusted by Fortune 500 companies. We utilize SentinelOne and CrowdStrike for Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), ensuring behavior-based protection against ransomware. For email security, we deploy Proofpoint or Microsoft Defender to filter phishing attempts. We align our compliance strategies with NIST CSF, HIPAA
, and CMMC frameworks to ensure your business meets all federal and state regulatory requirements.
Buying a firewall isn't enough. Monadic builds a security-first culture within your organization. We combine technology with Employee Awareness Training to teach your team how to spot phishing emails—the most common cause of all breaches. We protect your hardware and your humans.
Answer: Hackers prefer small businesses because they are "low-hanging fruit." Large corporations have massive security budgets; local small businesses often have open doors. Automated bots scan the internet looking for unpatched vulnerabilities regardless of your business size. Once they get in, they deploy ransomware to extort you, knowing you cannot afford the downtime. Security is no longer optional for small business; it is a survival requirement.
Traditional Antivirus is like a "Wanted Poster"—it only recognizes threats it has seen before. If a new virus comes out today, your antivirus won't stop it. EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) is like a "Security Guard"—it watches for suspicious behavior. If a file starts trying to encrypt your documents rapidly, EDR notices the behavior and kills the process instantly, even if it has never seen that specific virus before. We only use EDR.
Yes. Cyber insurance providers are becoming incredibly strict. They will deny your application (or your claim) if you do not have MFA, encrypted backups, and documented training in place. We act as your technical partner to ensure you check every box on the insurance application truthfully and are actually protected.
It happens to the best of us. If you are covered by our security stack, our DNS filter will likely block the malicious website before it loads. If a download occurs, our EDR will quarantine the file. Furthermore, we provide "Phishing Simulation" training to teach that employee what to look for next time, turning a security gap into a "human firewall."
Absolutely. We understand the specific requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. We can secure your Electronic Health Records (EHR), enforce access controls, manage Business Associate Agreements (BAA), and provide the audit logs required to prove you are protecting patient data.