Cybersecurity Services for Businesses in Gauteng
Practical security that reduces real-world risk: phishing, ransomware, account takeover, and data loss.
Cybersecurity isn’t one product — it’s a set of controls working together. Most incidents start with a simple entry point
(a stolen password, a malicious email, or an unpatched device). We focus on layered defences, visibility, and fast containment,
with solutions sized for small and medium businesses.
Core security services
- Business firewalls & VPNs: secure internet access, segmentation options, and secure remote connectivity.
- Endpoint protection: AV/EDR options, policy consistency, and monitoring for suspicious behaviour.
- Email security & phishing reduction: safer configuration and practical guidance for staff.
- Backup and recovery readiness: ransomware-resilient backup strategy and restore testing.
- Security monitoring & incident response: early detection, containment steps, and recovery support.
Common threats we help prevent
- Phishing links and “invoice fraud” style impersonation
- Ransomware infection from malicious attachments or unpatched systems
- Account takeover (especially email / Microsoft 365)
- Unauthorised remote access and weak passwords
- Silent data loss from theft, hardware failure, or accidental deletion
Why layered security matters
No single tool catches everything. Layered security means if one control fails, another detects or blocks the attack.
That’s how you reduce downtime and keep damage contained.
Want a quick security check?
Tell us how you currently handle email, backups, and endpoint protection — we’ll point out the highest-risk gaps first.
Top gaps we see in businesses
- MFA not enabled (or not enforced) for email/admin accounts
- Backups exist but restores have never been tested
- Mixed endpoint protection across devices
- Outdated systems or “forgotten” machines not patching
- Users have more access than they need (high blast radius)
What you get
- A clearer baseline and fewer unknowns
- Reduced likelihood of compromise
- Faster containment when something looks suspicious
- Better recovery readiness if the worst happens
The aim is to keep your business running, even under attack.
