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Solution
Firewalls, endpoint detection, email security and ransomware-resistant backup — sized to your risk, and monitored by people rather than left blinking in a cupboard.
The approach
Small and mid-sized Indian businesses are targeted precisely because attackers assume the controls are weak. In our experience that assumption is usually correct: a firewall past end of support, no multi-factor authentication on email, one shared administrator password, and a backup on a drive attached to the machine it is backing up.
We fix that in the order that actually reduces risk. Multi-factor authentication and email security first, because that is how the overwhelming majority of incidents start. Then endpoint detection and response, then network segmentation, then immutable backup so a ransomware event is an inconvenience rather than an extinction.
We are deliberately unexcited about buying tools you will not operate. A console nobody watches is an expense, not a control — which is why our monitoring tier exists and why we will tell you when you do not need the product you were about to buy.
Capabilities
Specifics rather than adjectives. If something you need is not here, ask — this is a list of what we do routinely, not a limit.
Sophos, Fortinet, SonicWall and Meraki, sized on inspected throughput rather than user count. IPS, web and application control, SSL inspection and VPN.
EDR with ransomware rollback and exploit prevention across all sites, with our team triaging alerts under the managed tier.
MFA enforcement, conditional access, SPF/DKIM/DMARC configured correctly, and anti-phishing. The cheapest risk reduction available to any business.
Immutable retention and an off-site copy that credentials on the compromised network cannot reach or delete.
Flat networks are why one infected laptop becomes a company-wide outage. We separate surveillance, payments, guest and corporate traffic, and remove standing local-admin rights.
Vulnerability assessment, phishing simulation, and a written incident response plan naming who does what — established before you need it.
Questions
Straight answers, including where the answer is that you should spend less.
You are not chosen individually — you are found by automated scanning. Attackers look for exposed RDP, unpatched firewalls and reused passwords across the whole internet, and act on whatever answers. Size offers no protection; it usually just means weaker controls.
Multi-factor authentication on email and remote access. It is close to free, takes a morning, and closes off the route that starts most incidents we are called into. If your budget stretches to exactly one change this quarter, make it that one.
Yes. We help complete security questionnaires with accurate answers, and provide the supporting documentation — policies, network diagrams, backup evidence, patch records — that public-sector and enterprise customers ask for.
Sector context
Other pillars
Most clients combine two or three. There is no requirement to take everything to get a fair price on part of it.
Tell us the constraint you are working against — a site, a budget, a deadline, an audit finding — and we will tell you what is realistic.