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Security that fits how people work
CES security is firewalls, filtering, identity, and logs someone will actually read. Controls that match the office, not a product quota. We will not advertise a national SOC we do not run.
Baseline
Every environment
- Known devices. Known people. MFA — a second check at login — on the accounts that matter.
- Patching on a cadence, not a mood.
- Firewall and filtering that match how the office actually uses the internet.
- Encryption in the places data travels and rests.
- Backups that restore, because backup is part of security.
Detection
Logs have to land somewhere a person will look
Where SIEM — a place logs land so someone can actually read them — or centralized logging earns its keep, we put it in. Where it would be theater for a ten-person office, we say so.
Response
Hour one of ransomware
Isolate, preserve, call the people who need to know, and restore from a copy the attacker did not reach. We will not advertise a national SOC we do not run. We will tell you who is on the line and which specialists we pull when the event is bigger than the bench.
Vendor-neutral on purpose
Categories, not a shrine
Identity, endpoint, email filtering, firewall, backup, logging. If you already paid for a tool that works, we work with it. If it exists because someone earned a spiff, we will say that once and then replace it.
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