Cyber Security for
Small Business
Security that makes sense for small businesses
Cybersecurity can be overwhelming. Every vendor claims its product is essential. Insurance companies ask complicated questions. Customers want proof that their information is protected. Meanwhile, cybercriminals are looking for opportunities to steal your money or disrupt your operations.
If your first reaction is “we’re too small for this to be so complicated” then you are in the right place.
Most cybersecurity advice isn’t built for small businesses. It’s either a scaled down from big business program that doesn’t fit or just a list of tools to buy that don’t consider your context.
SCI provides independent cybersecurity guidance to small and midsize businesses. We focus on a security approach that fits — with controls and practices that sit at the overlap of real-world threats, regulatory obligations, and your business operations.
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You and your employees may already be using AI tools to write emails, analyze information, or automate their work.
The question is whether that use reflects your business's decisions and priorities.
We help you establish a sensible AI approach that protects sensitive information while still taking advantage of AI.
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Not every vulnerability deserves the same attention, and not every business needs the same protections.
We examine your existing security practices, identify meaningful risks, and provide clear recommendations. You'll understand where to focus your resources and why.
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A fraudulent invoice, compromised email account, or unauthorized payment can cause devastating financial damage.
We help businesses build defenses against email compromise or payment scams.
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Security requirements can come from customers, regulators, insurers, and business partners.
We help you understand those requirements, evaluate where your existing practices fall short, and develop a realistic path toward meeting your obligations.
Let's Talk About Your Business
If you’re looking for practical security that fits your business — not someone else’s — you can start by filling out the contact form or scheduling an introduction.