CYBERSECURITY / SMALL BUSINESS

Stronger protection.
A clearer plan.

Protect the accounts, devices, and information your business depends on. Start with the risks that matter, then put the right safeguards and response plan around them.

PROTECTION WITH A PURPOSE
Glass and titanium shield sculpture representing layered protection
Your people. Your data.
Your business.

A CONNECTED APPROACH

Security has
more than one layer.

Your defenses should work together across the places where people, information, and technology meet.

01 / ACCOUNTS & ACCESS

Start with who can get in.

Look at account protection, administrative access, and the settings around your Microsoft 365 environment.

Account security · Access reviews · Microsoft 365 settings
02 / DEVICES & THREATS

Look beyond antivirus.

Use endpoint protection, detection, and managed response to help identify suspicious activity on covered systems.

Endpoint detection · Managed response · System updates
03 / EMAIL & EVERYDAY WORK

Protect the places people click.

Bring email protection, safer web access, and security awareness into the tools your staff use every day.

Phishing protection · DNS filtering · Staff awareness
04 / DATA & RECOVERY

Prepare for an interruption.

Review what gets backed up, what recovery would involve, and who needs to act when something goes wrong.

Backup coverage · Recovery planning · Incident preparation

START WITH THE QUESTIONS

Know what needs
attention first.

A useful security conversation gives you priorities, rather than a longer shopping list. We look at the environment, identify gaps, and explain the reason behind the next step.

Discuss a security assessment

YOUR ACCOUNTSWho has access, and how is that access protected?

YOUR DEVICESWhat is being managed, updated, and monitored?

YOUR RECOVERYWhat would it take to get your people working again?

YOUR RESPONSEWho owns the next action when an alert appears?

BACKUP & RECOVERY

Protection matters.
So does the way back.

Think through the files, email, business applications, and systems you need to restore. Then make recovery expectations part of your technology plan.

01

Know what is covered

Review the data and systems included in your backup plan, and the gaps that deserve attention.

02

Understand the recovery steps

Talk through what restoration would involve and the work your business needs to resume first.

03

Give the response a clear owner

Keep escalation contacts and responsibilities together, so an interruption does not start with guessing who to call.

BEFORE WE START

A few practical
questions.

Clear expectations make for a better working relationship.

Ask your own question
Can cybersecurity be a service on its own?

We can discuss security needs separately or as part of a broader managed IT relationship. The right scope depends on your environment and existing support.

Will an assessment guarantee compliance?

An assessment helps identify gaps and priorities. Applicable requirements, controls, and responsibilities need to be evaluated for your specific business.

Can you help protect Microsoft 365?

Yes. Microsoft 365 management and security are part of the Geekland IT service offering, including attention to accounts, access, and the settings around everyday work.

Can you promise that we won’t be attacked?

No provider can make that promise. The work is to reduce exposure, improve visibility, and plan how the business will respond and recover.

LET’S TALK

A better picture
of your protection.

Let’s talk about what you have in place today, where the gaps may be, and what deserves attention first.

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Lakeville, Minnesota · Serving the Twin Cities