Managed Cybersecurity

Small businesses are the favorite target now

Attackers stopped going after banks and started going after businesses like yours — the ones with valuable data and no security team. We become that security team: protection on every device, training for every employee, and a tested plan for the worst day.

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Ransomware warning on a business computer screen — the attack Smart Computer Care protects Reno businesses against

What's covered

Defense in layers, managed for you

Security isn't one product — it's a stack of protections that have to work together. We run the whole stack.

Endpoint detection & response (EDR/MDR)

Modern protection on every computer and server, watched by humans — not just antivirus hoping for the best.

Email security & phishing training

Filtering that catches the fakes, plus simulated phishing tests that turn your staff from the weakest link into a tripwire.

MFA & identity protection

Multi-factor authentication everywhere it matters, with sign-in policies that lock out attackers without locking out your team.

Patch management

The unglamorous work that stops most attacks: known holes closed before anyone exploits them.

Dark-web monitoring

We watch for your company's credentials in breach dumps — and rotate them before they're used against you.

Incident response

If something gets through, you have a team that's done this before: containment, recovery, and clear communication.

Cyber-insurance readiness

We get your controls to where insurers want them — and fill out the dreaded questionnaire with you.

Compliance basics

HIPAA, PCI, and similar frameworks translated into a practical checklist — and then actually implemented.

The human layer

Most breaches start with a click

Firewalls don't stop an employee from wiring money to a fake vendor. That's why our security program treats your people as part of the perimeter: short, regular training, realistic phishing simulations, and a no-blame culture for reporting the suspicious stuff fast.

And if the worst happens: Backup & Continuity

Honest question

Could anyone answer these today?

Who has admin rights in your business? When was the last restore test? Are ex-employees' accounts actually disabled? If those answers are fuzzy, a security review will pay for itself the first week.

Cyber insurance

Pass the questionnaire. Keep the coverage.

Insurance carriers have turned once-optional controls into requirements — phishing-resistant MFA, EDR on every endpoint, immutable offsite backups with tested restores, and a written incident-response plan. Renewal questionnaires are now audits, and vague answers get expensive. We implement the controls insurers require and keep the documentation current, so renewals and claims don't become emergencies.

Get insurance-ready

On nearly every questionnaire

What carriers expect to see

Phishing-resistant MFA — on email, remote access & admin accounts
EDR/MDR on every endpoint — monitored, not just installed
Immutable offsite backups — with restore tests on record
Written incident-response plan — named roles, tested steps
Security awareness training — documented, with phishing simulations