Getting attacked, losing data, and misusing AI are the three ways small businesses actually get hurt. Instead of juggling three vendor relationships, get one team managing all three — for a flat monthly rate. No contracts. No onboarding fees.
Whatever's threatening your business — an attacker, a hard drive, or an unmanaged AI tool — it funnels back to one accountable team.
Robust managed security with 24/7 MDR — agentic AI and real analysts working together to stop account takeovers, ransomware, and email compromise before they spread.
Get the Cyber Emergency Survival Kit →Cloud backup for workstations, servers, and Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace, with near-zero downtime when something goes wrong.
Get the BCDR Readiness Guide →Most teams are already using ChatGPT or Claude with basic built-in integrations — but that's just the surface. We help you build custom automations, add real governance, and expand your AI toolkit well beyond what any single vendor offers, all managed by one team.
Explore Managed AI at AdoptAISecurely.com →Scattered point tools and unmonitored alerts can't stop real attacks — only a coordinated stack, watched by real people, can. Our Cybersecurity Suite layers detection, response, and awareness into one continuously monitored defense, so threats get caught before they spread.
Backups only matter if you can actually get back to work. We back up workstations, servers, and Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace to the cloud continuously, so a failed drive, ransomware attack, or disaster doesn't take your business offline.
Most teams either avoid AI out of fear, or roll it out with zero guardrails. We take the middle path: giving your team a platform with real governance, a broader AI toolkit, and the foundational training to build their own custom automations across the tools they already use — so you get far more value without opening the door to data leaks, shadow AI, or compliance headaches.
Tools alone don't protect a business — people do. We deploy best-in-class technology, then wrap it in a real team that configures it to your environment, watches it around the clock, and adjusts as your business and the threat landscape change.
CyberSit partners with small and mid-sized organizations that crave the peace of mind of strong cybersecurity and business continuity — whether or not you already have in-house IT.
We become your fully managed security, backup, and AI-governance partner from day one.
Offload the burden of cybersecurity and disaster recovery to a dedicated specialist team, so your IT staff can focus elsewhere.
Start using AI across your existing tools with governance and security built in — not bolted on afterward.
Practical, no-fluff resources built for small business owners — not security experts.
The small business owner's step-by-step guide to responding to a cyber attack in the first 60 minutes — plus common mistakes, a call-tree template, and a readiness checklist.
Download the KitThe Small Business Owner's Guide to Adopting AI Without the Hidden Risk
Get the ReportA Plain-English Guide to Protecting Your Business's Data and Uptime.
Get the ReportTell us a bit about your business and what's on your mind — cybersecurity, backup, AI, or you're just not sure yet.
Small businesses are now the #1 target for cybercriminals — not because attackers prefer them over large companies, but because automated attack tools make targeting a 10-person firm just as easy as a Fortune 500. Small businesses typically have weaker defenses and less incident response capability. 43% of all cyberattacks target small businesses, and 60% of small businesses that suffer a major breach close within 6 months.
Email is the #1 entry point for cyberattacks — more than 90% of successful breaches begin with a phishing email. Standard spam filters catch the obvious threats, but sophisticated phishing, business email compromise, and targeted attacks regularly slip through. CyberSit's email security layer adds the protection that Microsoft and Google's native tools don't provide.
This is one of the most common misconceptions in business IT. Microsoft and Google are responsible for keeping their platforms running — they are not responsible for recovering your data if you accidentally delete it, an employee destroys it, or ransomware encrypts it. Both companies explicitly state in their terms of service that they recommend using third-party backup solutions. CyberSit's BCDR service fills this gap.
No. BCDR stands for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery. Business Continuity is about keeping your business operational during and after a disruption. Disaster Recovery is the process of restoring your systems and data after a major event like ransomware, hardware failure, or a natural disaster. Together, BCDR ensures a worst-case scenario doesn't become a business-ending scenario.
They're related but different. Backup is the process of making copies of your data. Disaster recovery is the process of getting your business operational again after a major event. You need both. Backup alone doesn't guarantee you can recover quickly — restoring 2TB of data could take days without a fast recovery strategy. CyberSit's BCDR combines both: we protect your data AND get you operational again quickly.
Without backup and disaster recovery, a single catastrophic event — ransomware, hardware failure, fire, flood, or even a departing employee deleting critical files — could permanently destroy years of business data. Even if you survive the event itself, the time required to rebuild from scratch is often enough to lose key clients and damage the business irreparably. The question isn't whether disasters happen — it's whether your business can survive one.
Not necessarily — and this surprises many business owners. Cyber insurance policies have become increasingly strict about what businesses must have in place before a claim will be paid. Many policies now require documented proof of endpoint protection, email security, MFA, backup, and employee security training. If you can't demonstrate these controls, your claim may be denied or significantly reduced. CyberSit's services directly satisfy the most common cyber insurance requirements.
The threat landscape has changed dramatically — and continues to accelerate. Ten years ago, cyberattacks were mostly aimed at banks and governments. Today, automated attack tools make it just as easy to target a 10-person accounting firm as a Fortune 500 company. At the same time, businesses have moved more of their operations online — email, cloud storage, remote work — creating more opportunities for attackers. The fact that nothing bad has happened yet doesn't mean your exposure hasn't grown. It often just means you haven't been targeted yet — or haven't discovered that you already have been.
