Plenty of business owners assume they are too small to be interesting. Attackers see it differently: they are not looking for the biggest prize, but for the easiest way in. In smaller companies that door is open more often, because nobody is watching security specifically. Cybersecurity for SMEs does not start with more tools, it starts with knowing what happens in your environment.
You have a business to run. Security is added on top of everything that already has to happen, and it drifts to the bottom of the list. That is not negligence, that is arithmetic with the hours you have.
Your IT is taken care of, by an internal administrator or an external partner. But management is not the same as security: one keeps systems running, the other watches for people getting in unnoticed. That second role is almost never filled in a smaller company.
Attackers increasingly use valid credentials instead of malware. No antivirus alert goes off, because technically someone simply logs in. Without monitoring that recognises the behaviour, you find out only once the damage is done.
Good cybersecurity is not a product you switch on and forget. It is three things that catch what the others miss: prevent what can be prevented, see what gets through anyway, and act fast when it counts. Take one away and the other two are worth less.
Multi-factor authentication on every account, updates that actually get rolled out, safe password management and a properly configured Microsoft 365 environment. This is the unglamorous part of cybersecurity, and also the part that stops most attacks. We map what you already have before recommending anything.
Prevention does not stop everything, so you want to see what gets through. We monitor your workstations, servers, accounts and Microsoft 365 environment around the clock for signals that do not add up. A suspicious login from another country at three in the morning becomes an alert at the time, not a discovery weeks later.
An alert is only worth something if someone acts on it. When a threat is confirmed we isolate the affected device or account, so the attacker gets no further while you are still on the phone. With MDR Premium we respond to cyber threats within ten minutes.
We are a security specialist, not an all-round IT provider. That means we do one thing and do it properly: see what happens in your environment and step in when it goes wrong.
MDR stands for Managed Detection & Response: we watch your environment 24/7 and intervene during an attack. Your own SOC, without building one.
A SOC is a Security Operations Center, the team that keeps watch continuously. With us you rent one instead of building it yourself.
We start with a scan of your current environment. You see where the risks are, even if you buy nothing from us afterwards.
You get one point of contact who explains what is happening and why. Cybersecurity advice is only useful if you can repeat it to your colleagues.
You do not buy security for the technology, but for what it gives you: less chance of downtime, proof that you are in control, and one less thing to think about in the evening. Below is what changes, point by point.
An attack takes your systems down. You find out in the morning when you start up, and by then the encryption finished long ago. Recovery takes days to weeks, with your business largely at a standstill.
The attack stands out at the first suspicious step, not the last. The affected device comes off the network straight away and the rest of your business carries on.
Every tender, audit or insurance application sends you searching again. You do not know exactly what is being monitored, so you cannot demonstrate it either.
You get monthly reports setting out what was seen and what was done. That is exactly the evidence clients, insurers and regulators ask for.
Outside office hours nobody is watching. Holidays, weekends and public holidays are precisely when attackers try, because the odds of anyone noticing are low.
Someone is always watching, including when you are not. You only need to know one thing: who to call. The rest is arranged.
Not every company needs round-the-clock monitoring tomorrow. But there are three situations where waiting costs more than starting. Recognise one of them and a scan is the logical first step.
Personnel files, medical records, financial administration or client designs. In a data breach your own losses are not the only problem: there is also your reporting duty and the trust of the people whose data you held.
NIS2 is the European directive on digital resilience, implemented in the Netherlands as the Cybersecurity Act. It applies from 15 August 2026 and directly affects more than 8,000 organisations. If it does not cover you, it still reaches you through clients who do fall under it and who will start setting requirements for their suppliers.
A company that has been hit once gets targeted again more often. Working access is resold, and an environment that was open once often still is somewhere.
Two packages with a clear difference in response speed and depth. MDR Essentials suits organisations that want the basics properly covered. MDR Premium adds full incident response, faster response times and monthly reporting.
You only know what to fix once you know what is going wrong. The free cybersecurity scan maps your workstations, accounts and Microsoft 365 environment and shows where the biggest risks are. There is no commitment and you keep the findings.
