Richmond + Central Virginia / IT Infrastructure & CyberSecurity Local team / DCJS #11-20236

Device, account and network protection

Cybersecurity

Protect the accounts, computers and connections your team uses every day. We combine technical safeguards with staff training and identity threat monitoring as your business changes.

When to call us

  • You are unsure which devices have protection installed.
  • Staff accounts need stronger sign-in controls.
  • A departure or a suspicious login exposed a gap in access.

What this covers

Security needs attention after setup.

We review what is in place, set priorities and help maintain protections as accounts, devices and staff change.

Endpoint Protection

Deploy and maintain protection for business computers and review alerts that need action.

Identity and Access

Set up multi-factor authentication, account permissions and a reliable offboarding process.

Password Practices

Help your team use a password manager and reduce shared or unmanaged credentials.

Network Safeguards

Review firewall rules, guest access and the separation of sensitive devices.

Security Awareness Training (SAT)

Help staff recognize phishing, social engineering and risky requests through ongoing training and practical guidance.

Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR)

Monitor for suspicious account activity, investigate identity alerts and respond to compromised credentials.

Compliance and Policies

Review the requirements that apply to your business, identify gaps and put clear security policies in place for staff and vendors.

Tabletop Simulations

Walk through a realistic incident with your team, such as ransomware or a stolen account. Practice decisions, document gaps and agree on next steps.

What to expect

Security has to work for your staff.

We look at how people sign in, share files and use devices before setting policies. The goal is protection your team can follow in normal work.

Let's talk

Tell us what you want to protect.

Tell us which accounts, devices or data you are concerned about. We can start by reviewing the current setup.