Layered protection built for real small businesses, not an enterprise framework you'll never finish implementing.
The breaches that hit small businesses are rarely exotic. They're a reused password, a convincing invoice, a staff member wired money because an email looked like it came from the owner, or a laptop that walked out of a car. So that's where we start.
Multi-factor authentication wherever it's supported, endpoint detection and response monitored 24 hours a day, email filtering and impersonation protection, DNS filtering, patch discipline, tested backups isolated from the systems they protect, and least-privilege access so one compromised account can't reach everything.
Awareness training only works if it looks like the attacks people actually receive. We teach from the kinds of attempts we actually see, not from a generic slide deck.
Detection runs around the clock, so a 2am problem gets worked at 2am. You get a person on the phone. We contain first, preserve what's needed to understand the scope, and communicate plainly about what was and wasn't reached. Then we fix the path that allowed it.
It's usually a reused password and one convincing email. Almost never anything exotic.
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