Frequently Asked Questions about Cybersecurity

It's the middle of a normal workday when someone reports they can't open their files. Minutes later, a ransom note appears. What happens in the first hour can have a major impact on how quickly your business recovers.In this one-minute video, we walk through the five most important steps to take immediately after discovering a ransomware attack, plus one common mistake that can make the situation worse. Whether you have an internal IT team or work with a managed IT provider, having a response plan before an incident occurs can help reduce downtime, preserve critical evidence and improve the recovery process.

We suggest every company perform quarterly phishing simulations at minimum. High-risk industries like legal and finance benefit from monthly testing and ongoing awareness training—which we provide through custom campaigns.

Layered protection. That includes MFA, secure email gateways, data encryption, phishing simulations and employee awareness training—all of which we deliver.

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity model that assumes no device or user should be trusted automatically, even if they're inside your network. We implement Zero Trust by enforcing strict access controls, endpoint protection, and continuous verification to keep your data secure.

Although CIRCIA was signed into law in 2022, the urgency is rising because final rules are being finalized now—and enforcement is just around the corner. CISA released proposed rules in 2024, final regulations were expected in 2025 and have now been extended to 2026 Once enacted, covered entities will have just 24–72 hours to report qualifying incidents MSPs will play a central role in helping clients assess, escalate and comply quickly Failure to prepare now could mean missed deadlines, legal exposure or lost trust