Small businesses are the primary target — because attackers know most aren't prepared.
Ransomware doesn't discriminate. Business email compromise targets dental practices and law firms daily. A single compromised credential can cost tens of thousands of dollars, weeks of downtime, and your reputation with patients or clients who trusted you with sensitive information.
For HIPAA-covered practices, a breach isn't just expensive — it's a federal compliance event with mandatory reporting requirements and potential fines.
Good cybersecurity isn't complicated. It's layered, documented, and maintained. We handle that so you can focus on your clients.
Layered protection, not checkbox compliance.
Multi-Factor Authentication
MFA enforced across Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, remote access, and critical systems. The single most effective breach prevention available.
Endpoint Protection
Enterprise-grade EDR on every device. Ransomware detection, behavioral analysis, and automatic threat response.
Dark Web Monitoring
Continuous credential monitoring so you know if your business email or passwords appear in a data breach.
Security Awareness Training
Your staff is the most targeted attack surface. Monthly phishing simulations and training that actually changes behavior.
HIPAA Compliance
Security risk assessments, Business Associate Agreements, encryption, audit logging, and documentation for covered entities.
Incident Response
When the worst happens, you need a plan. We build it before you need it and execute it if you do.
For dental, medical, and healthcare-adjacent practices.
HIPAA compliance isn't just a policy binder — it requires specific technical safeguards, documented risk assessments, Business Associate Agreements, and audit trails. We've built HIPAA-compliant IT environments for practices across Lane County.
We understand what the Security Rule actually requires technically — and we implement it in a way that's both compliant and practical for a busy practice.
Talk to Erik about HIPAACybersecurity questions, answered plainly
What's the single most important thing I can do to protect my business?
Enable multi-factor authentication everywhere — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, remote access, any critical system. I know security advice can feel like an endless list that's impossible to fully act on, so if you only do one thing, make it this one: it's the single most effective breach-prevention measure available, and it stops the majority of account-takeover attempts even when a password's already been stolen.
Can you help with HIPAA compliance?
Yes — and I know HIPAA can feel like a moving target that's genuinely hard to get a straight answer about. It's one of my specialties. I handle security risk assessments, Business Associate Agreements, encryption, audit logging, and the documentation covered entities need, for dental, medical, and other healthcare-adjacent practices, and I'll walk you through it in plain English instead of compliance jargon.
What is dark web monitoring and do I need it?
Dark web monitoring continuously checks whether your business email addresses or passwords have shown up in a known data breach — and yes, you need it, because odds are good at least one of your employees' credentials already has, through no fault of their own, from a breach at some other company they had an account with. If your credentials show up, I know immediately — often before an attacker can actually use them — and I can force a password reset before it becomes your problem.
Do you provide security awareness training for staff?
Yes. I know it can feel uncomfortable to think your own team might be the weak link, but your staff really is the most targeted attack surface in any business — attackers know it's easier to trick a person than break through a firewall. I run monthly phishing simulations and training designed to actually change behavior over time, not a once-a-year video nobody remembers a week later.
What's included in endpoint protection?
Every device gets enterprise-grade EDR — endpoint detection and response — with ransomware detection, behavioral analysis, and automatic threat response. I know the idea of ransomware quietly spreading through your network while nobody notices is the stuff of genuine nightmares for a business owner; this is exactly the layer that catches and contains a threat before it gets that far.