Security assessments
A prioritized review of devices, accounts, network, backups and policies.
> CYBERSECURITY
Your business is a target. Make it a hard one.
Security assessments, endpoint protection, account security and staff training that close the gaps attackers use most, plus safe rules for the AI tools your team adopts.
In short: Seen Cox provides cybersecurity for small businesses: security assessments, endpoint protection, multi-factor authentication, access controls, staff phishing training, safe AI-use policies, and security cameras and alarms, all prioritized by which fixes reduce the most risk first.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Close the gaps attackers look for.
Practical protection sized for small and mid-sized businesses.
Endpoint protection
Modern anti-malware and monitoring on every computer and server.
Email + account security
Multi-factor authentication, phishing filtering and secure password practices.
Access controls
The right people get the right access, and nothing more.
Security awareness training
Short, practical training so your team can spot phishing and scams.
AI security + policy
Safe settings and clear rules for AI tools that touch your data.
THE BASICS THAT STOP MOST ATTACKS
Big protection doesn't need a big budget.
Most breaches at small businesses start with something simple. These fundamentals close the doors attackers use most.
- Multi-factor authentication on every important account
- Automatic updates for computers, phones and network gear
- Monitored, tested backups that ransomware can't reach
- Phishing awareness for every employee
- A written plan for what to do if something happens
PHYSICAL SECURITY
Cameras and alarms, done right.
Surveillance and alarm systems that are installed cleanly, easy to use, and secured on your network.
- Security camera planning, installation and support
- Remote viewing on phones and computers
- Alarm systems and monitoring setup
- Secure network setup so devices can't be hijacked
FAQ
Cybersecurity: common questions
Straight answers to the questions business owners ask most.
What is a cybersecurity assessment?+
A structured review of your devices, accounts, network, backups and staff habits to find the gaps attackers are most likely to use. You get a prioritized list of fixes in plain English, starting with the ones that reduce the most risk.
Are small businesses really targets?+
Yes. Attackers often go after small businesses precisely because they tend to have fewer protections. Phishing emails, stolen passwords and ransomware are the most common threats, and most can be blocked with the right basics.
What are the most important security basics?+
Multi-factor authentication on email and key accounts, automatic updates, endpoint protection, tested backups, strong access controls, and short, regular staff training on phishing. Those steps stop the majority of common attacks.
Do you install security cameras and alarms?+
Yes. I plan, install and support connected surveillance cameras and alarm systems, and make sure they're on a secure network so they don't become a way into your business.
How does cybersecurity relate to using AI?+
AI tools handle business data, so they need the same protections as anything else: approved tools, access controls, and clear rules for what information can be shared. I build those protections into every AI project.
NEXT STEP
How protected is your business today?
Take the free 2-minute security quick-check, or book a free 30-minute discovery call. No obligation, no jargon.