Small businesses are the primary target of cybercrime. The question isn't whether your organization is at risk — it's whether you've reduced that risk to an acceptable level.
Cybersecurity for small businesses isn't about building an enterprise security operations center. It's about closing the gaps that attackers reliably exploit: weak credentials, unpatched systems, misconfigured cloud services, and users who haven't been prepared for phishing. Total Reboot designs practical, layered security programs sized appropriately for small and mid-sized organizations — built around your actual risk exposure, not a checklist.
Employees use weak or repeated passwords with no multi-factor authentication enforced on critical systems.
No one has reviewed what data the organization holds, where it lives, or who has access to it.
Software and firmware updates are applied inconsistently — often months behind — creating known vulnerability windows.
Staff have never received training on phishing recognition or basic security hygiene.
There's no documented incident response process — if something happened today, no one would know what to do first.
Cloud services are configured with default settings that prioritize convenience over security.
We start with an honest assessment of your current security posture — reviewing your Microsoft 365 configuration, network architecture, endpoint status, user access controls, and operational practices to identify the most significant exposures.
Compromised credentials are involved in the majority of breaches. We enforce multi-factor authentication across Microsoft 365 and other critical systems, configure Conditional Access policies, and eliminate shared or generic accounts.
We configure and manage endpoint security across your devices — ensuring antivirus/EDR is deployed, BitLocker encryption is enabled, local administrator rights are appropriately restricted, and devices are kept current on patches.
We configure anti-phishing, anti-spoofing, and safe link/attachment policies within Microsoft Defender for Business — reducing the volume of malicious email that reaches your staff and the impact when it does.
We provide practical security guidance for your team — focused on the specific tactics used against small businesses: phishing, business email compromise, and social engineering. Not compliance theater; actionable awareness.
We help you develop a written incident response plan appropriate for your organization — so that if something does happen, your team knows exactly what steps to take, who to call, and how to communicate.
The most common attack vectors — credential theft, phishing, and unpatched systems — are systematically addressed.
Your Microsoft 365 environment is hardened against the configuration weaknesses attackers routinely exploit in small business tenants.
Staff understand their role in security without requiring technical expertise.
You have documented visibility into what you've done to reduce risk — useful for insurance, client contracts, and leadership reporting.
If an incident occurs, there is a clear response process rather than improvised chaos.
Security is maintained as an ongoing discipline, not a one-time project that fades.
We'll identify your most significant gaps and give you a prioritized, practical path to addressing them.