Business-grade firewalls
Fortinet firewalls configured properly — filtering, segmentation and VPN — not just plugged in.
Most small-business breaches aren’t sophisticated. They start with a reused password, a convincing phishing email or a firewall that was never configured. I put practical, layered protection in place — the kind that actually stops those attacks and that you can show an insurance carrier.
Fortinet firewalls configured properly — filtering, segmentation and VPN — not just plugged in.
Malwarebytes EDR on every workstation and server to catch ransomware and malware that slips past traditional antivirus.
Multi-factor authentication on email and critical apps, plus Microsoft 365 security settings tuned for small business.
Filtering, impersonation protection and SPF/DKIM/DMARC set up so spoofed email in your name gets blocked.
Alerts when your company’s credentials show up in a breach dump, so passwords get changed before they’re used.
Short, practical training so your team can spot phishing and business-email-compromise attempts.
Yes. One-off cybersecurity audits are quoted flat-rate, and you get a written report whether or not you hire me for the fixes.
Usually, yes. Carriers commonly ask about MFA, EDR, backups and training — the same controls covered here — and I document what’s in place.
Traditional antivirus misses a lot of modern ransomware. EDR watches behavior, not just known signatures, which is why carriers increasingly expect it.
A practical, no-jargon cybersecurity checklist Florida small businesses can implement this week to dramatically reduce ransomware and phishing risk.
Cyber insurance applications now demand MFA, EDR, and tested backups. Here's what Florida small businesses need in place to qualify and avoid a denied claim.
A firewall is your network's front door. Here's what it actually does, the difference between consumer and business-grade gear, and how to know if yours is doing its job.