Accounts and access
Review multi-factor authentication (MFA), administrator privileges, shared access and the process for adding or removing staff.
Cybersecurity
Make protection part of everyday IT.
Security is a set of practical decisions about people, devices, accounts and data. DeyTech helps Michigan small businesses understand their current setup and prioritize endpoint security, stronger sign-ins and backup improvements they can maintain.
Schedule a free consultationSECURITY IN LAYERS
Your people, systems & information
Account access
MFA · permissions · staff changes
Devices & email
Endpoint protection · patching · email controls
Network boundaries
Gateways · access rules · separation
Recovery planning
Backup coverage · restore checks · responsibilities
THE NEED BEHIND THE WORK
Find the gaps between your protections.
Shared accounts, inconsistent updates and uncertain backups can leave gaps that are easy to overlook. A practical review connects those concerns to specific actions, without assuming that one product solves everything.
Questions worth bringing to a security review
- You are unsure which accounts have multi-factor authentication or who has administrator access.
- Suspicious email or an account concern has raised questions about existing protection.
- Security tools and updates are inconsistent across staff computers.
- You need to understand what is backed up and how recovery would work.
WHAT DEYTECH HANDLES
Build protection across the essentials.
Endpoint and email protection
Assess device protection and email security settings, along with practical ways for staff to recognize and report suspicious activity.
Patching and network security
Review operating system updates, gateways, firewall rules and network separation with attention to the systems you depend on.
Backups and risk review
Identify important data, review backup coverage and recovery options, and prioritize gaps by business impact. Agree on any recovery testing in scope.
THE ENGAGEMENT
Review, prioritize, then put controls in place.
Review the essentials
Identify key systems, sensitive information, existing protections and your most pressing concerns.
Prioritize improvements
Discuss gaps and tradeoffs, then agree on changes such as stronger sign-in controls, patching or backup improvements.
Implement and revisit
Apply the agreed controls, explain day-to-day responsibilities and plan how settings and access will be reviewed over time.
Make the next security decision clearer.
Start with the accounts, devices or data you are most concerned about.
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