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Something happened. That is usually how this starts.

Nobody wakes up wanting to buy cybersecurity. There is always an event first, a departure, a questionnaire, a board meeting, a peer who got hit.

Below are the situations that actually bring people to us, in the words they use. Each has a page explaining what is probably true right now and what to do about it this week, whether or not you ever speak to us.

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Seven situations, in your words

When it all sits with one person.

  1. “Our IT guy just left.”

    He moved, retired, or took a real job. Nobody knows the admin passwords, the licenses renew to his email, and you are discovering how much lived only in his head. That is us

  2. “Our IT guy has another full-time job.”

    He is good, and he answers eventually. But he is one person with a day job, and you have quietly become bigger than a nights-and-weekends operation. That is us

  3. “Our own IT person is causing problems.”

    Tickets sit. Changes get made without telling anyone. You cannot tell whether things are under control, and you have no way to check. That is us

  1. “We failed a cyber insurance questionnaire.”

    They asked about MFA, backups, and endpoint protection, and you were not certain of the answers. Now renewal is at risk or the premium jumped. That is us

  1. “Our board started asking questions.”

    Someone on the board or in the family read an article, or a peer got hit. Now you need a real answer about where you stand, not a reassuring one. That is us

  1. “A company like ours got hit.”

    Same size, same industry, same town. You realized you have no idea whether it could happen to you, and that not knowing is its own answer. That is us

No problem yet, just being proactive?

  1. “We have been doing our own IT and want it done properly.”

    Nothing has gone wrong. Someone here has always just handled it, and it has worked. But you are bigger now, and you would rather bring in professionals before something forces the decision. That is us

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None of these quite fit?

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