Cybersecurity
Most small businesses think their antivirus is enough. It is not. We do real cybersecurity for businesses that take security seriously, with the depth Patrick brought from years inside regulated environments.
Patrick brought security discipline from U.S. Army classified networks, banking PCI environments, and healthcare HIPAA implementations. Not theory. Practice.
We focus on the threats most likely to actually hurt small businesses, not the long-tail attacks that fill vendor sales decks.
Reports and recommendations a non-technical owner can read and act on, not jargon that protects the consultant.
Two Ways to Engage
Most clients start with an audit. The audit gives you a clear picture of where you actually stand. From there, you decide whether ongoing monitoring makes sense.
A focused review of your current security posture. You get a written report with prioritized findings and clear recommendations for what to fix first.
Active monitoring for threats and suspicious activity. We catch problems before they become incidents and respond before they become outages.
Who This Is For
HIPAA-regulated environments where a breach triggers OCR review and patient lawsuits.
PCI-scoped operations where compliance and real security are not the same thing.
Privileged client communication that has to stay confidential, period.
Operational technology that ransomware specifically targets, with downtime costs measured in production minutes.
Client data, contracts, and customer information that you have a duty to protect.
Compliance-driven engagements where you need security that actually holds up under review.
Antivirus is not security. Compliance is not security. Real security is real work.
The cybersecurity audit is the place most clients start. You will know within a week what your real exposure looks like and what to fix first.