Cybersecurity services

Cybersecurity Services for Small & Mid-Sized Businesses

SQIP reviews networks, endpoints, accounts, exposed services, vendor access, logging, backups, and incident procedures. Each engagement has a written scope and ends with documented findings or completed changes.

Review scope

Systems, accounts, exposure & recovery controls

The scope names the systems, accounts, locations, vendors, and access paths under review before work begins.

Security Assessment

Review the current environment and receive a report that ranks findings, identifies affected systems, and lists remediation steps.

Includes

  • Scope, systems, and access-path review
  • Network, endpoint, account, and exposed-service review
  • Vulnerability validation and configuration review
  • Prioritized findings report
  • Remediation plan and implementation order

Best for

  • Businesses without a dedicated security lead
  • Owners who need a ranked list before approving changes
  • Teams preparing for audits or vendor security reviews

Recurring Security Review

Review accounts, exposed services, logs, backups, open findings, and incident procedures on an agreed schedule.

Includes

  • Scheduled review of accounts, exposure, logs, and backups
  • Monitoring and alerting review
  • Incident contact list and response procedure updates
  • Review report and change log
  • Remediation tracking

Best for

  • Businesses with recurring access or infrastructure changes
  • Teams that need findings tracked after implementation
  • Owners who want scheduled independent review

Package comparison

Choose the stage that matches the work

Assessment identifies and ranks issues. Hardening applies approved changes. Recurring review checks controls and unresolved findings on a schedule.

Security Assessment

Identify affected systems, rank findings, and list remediation steps.

Recurring Security Review

Check access, exposure, logs, backups, and open findings on schedule.

Security Assessment identifies and ranks issues.
Infrastructure Hardening applies approved changes.
Recurring Security Review checks controls and open findings on schedule.

Assessment Hardening Review

Why the work is scoped separately

  • Keeps assessment independent from implementation
  • Lets the client approve changes after reviewing findings
  • Records which findings were fixed and which remain open
  • Prevents recurring support from replacing a defined project scope

Known issue

Targeted Security Fix

Use this when a specific vulnerability or misconfiguration has already been identified and the requested scope is limited to that issue.

  • Confirm the affected system and current configuration
  • Apply the approved fix
  • Validate the change and record the result

A targeted fix does not review the rest of the environment. Use a Security Assessment when the cause or full exposure is unknown.

Request a Targeted Security Fix

Northern Colorado local services

Local technology and data recovery

Use the local technology page for networks, smart devices, permanent lighting controllers, cameras, and defensive honeypots. Use the data recovery page for readable media, shipped-in drives, and authorized evidence matters.