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Cybersecurity & backup • Peoria, Illinois

Protection against the stuff that ends businesses.

Ransomware, phishing and a dead server with no backup are what sink small businesses. We put the defenses in place, test that your backups actually restore, and find the gaps before someone else does.

4530 N Brandywine Dr, Peoria, IL

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Protect

Every computer gets endpoint protection that is watched, not just installed. Email gets filtering and phishing defense, because most attacks start with a convincing message. Accounts get sensible access controls, so one stolen password doesn't open everything.

Back up, and prove it

Backups run automatically, and we test them, because a backup that has never been restored is a guess. We plan for the bad day ahead of time, so if ransomware or a failed server hits, there's a known way back.

Test

Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing show where you're exposed, from an attacker's point of view. You get the findings in plain English, ranked by what matters, with guidance on fixing each one, whether we do the fixing or your own team does.

What's included

Cybersecurity & backup

Security & backup

Sleep-at-night protection against the stuff that ends businesses.

  • Endpoint protection
  • Automated, tested backups
  • Email & phishing defense
  • Recovery planning

Security testing

Find the gaps before someone else does.

  • Vulnerability scanning
  • Penetration testing
  • Clear, plain-English findings
  • Remediation guidance

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Reviews

What folks say

4.6 · 64 reviews

“Very quick, professional, and fairly priced. Solved my PC issues and got it home without breaking the bank.”

Chris Aitken· Google

“This was a very positive experience. My PC was in and out and worked beautifully in a day and a half.”

Robert Mock· Google

FAQ

Questions folks usually ask

Still wondering about something? Just drop us a line.

Are small businesses really targets?
Yes. Most attacks are automated and opportunistic: they go after whoever is easiest, not whoever is biggest, and small businesses are often easiest because nobody is watching.
What is a penetration test?
A controlled, authorized attempt to break in the way a real attacker would, so you learn what they would find first. It goes further than a vulnerability scan, which lists known weaknesses without trying to use them.

Get in touch

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Drop a note and we'll get back to you — or just call 309-839-2184 and a real local person will help.