Who we serve
Small teams, serious exposure.
We work with organizations from roughly five to a hundred and fifty seats across Central Kentucky. The industries below come with their own regulatory pressure and their own attacker playbooks. Here is how that changes what we build.
Professional Services
Law, accounting and insurance offices sitting on client data that is worth more to an attacker than anything in the building.
- Email security and impersonation defense
- Encrypted file handling and retention
- Cyber insurance questionnaire support
Healthcare & Dental Practices
Small practices carrying the same regulatory exposure as a hospital system, with none of the internal IT staff.
- Access control and audit logging
- Backup with documented recovery targets
- Workforce security awareness training
Financial & Real Estate
Wire fraud and business email compromise are aimed squarely at anyone who moves money on a deadline.
- MFA everywhere, enforced
- Email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
- Payment-change verification procedures
Manufacturing & Industrial
Where office IT meets plant-floor OT, and where a flat network turns one phishing click into a production stoppage.
- IT/OT network segmentation
- Legacy system isolation and monitoring
- Uptime-first change windows
Retail, Restaurant & Hospitality
POS systems, guest wireless and card data on the same network as the back office, more often than owners realize.
- POS and guest network isolation
- PCI-aware network design
- Multi-location standardization
Nonprofits & Local Government
Tight budgets, public scrutiny, and grant requirements that increasingly ask hard security questions.
- Nonprofit and public-sector licensing
- Documented controls for grant reporting
- Phased roadmaps that fit a fiscal year
Coverage area
On-site when it matters. Remote when it does not.
Most of what we do gets handled remotely within minutes. But when something needs hands on hardware, whether that is a failed switch, a server migration or a new office build-out, being local means being there the same day rather than the same week.
Not on the list? Ask. We cover most of Central Kentucky.
Typical engagement
- Organization size
- 5 – 150 seats
- Sites
- Single or multi-location
- Starting point
- Free assessment + NIST CSF 2.0 score
- Onboarding
- Phased over 30 – 60 days
- Review cadence
- Quarterly business review
- Billing
- Per-seat monthly