Network Security
Firewalls, VPN and remote access, multi-factor authentication, endpoint protection, and security reviews written in plain language.
Do employees use their birthdate as a password? Are there sticky notes with logins on monitors? Is the firewall the one the internet provider left behind? Security for a small business does not need to be complicated, but it does need to be done. CaneData keeps your data safe from hackers, malware, and mistakes, whether they come from outside or from inside the organization.
Let CaneData
- Install and manage a business-class firewall with current threat protection
- Configure secure remote access and VPN for staff working from home or the road
- Turn on multi-factor authentication everywhere it matters: email, VPN, remote desktop, banking
- Deploy endpoint detection and response (EDR) on every computer and server
- Lock down Wi-Fi with proper encryption and an isolated guest network
- Set password policies and roll out a password manager so nobody needs sticky notes
- Configure access control so people reach only what their job requires
- Review logs and alerts, and respond when something looks wrong
Security review
Not sure where you stand? A CaneData security review looks at your firewall, remote access, accounts and permissions, patch status, backups, email configuration, and Wi-Fi, and produces a short written report with fixes ranked by risk and cost. Most reviews take a few days and many of the fixes can be done the same week.
Compliance and insurance
Cyber insurance applications, HIPAA, the FTC Safeguards Rule, and client security questionnaires all ask the same core questions: MFA, backups, EDR, patching, and training. We help you answer them truthfully and close the gaps behind the answers, so a claim is not denied over a checkbox.
Platforms
Related: Ransomware Recovery, Email Security & Spam Filtering.
Ready to stop worrying about IT?
It starts with a free assessment. You get a plain-language summary of where you stand and a straight answer on what it would take to fix, from the engineer who would do the work.