As a prospective client, I’d like to offer you a free, no-sales-pressure IT Threat Assessment where I’ll have one of my Cybersecurity experts conduct an audit of your network’s security and overall health.
When your assessment is complete, you will be more aware of your network's health and better understand your vulnerabilities and the cyber risks you face.
After all, it never hurts to have an independent third party review your security posture.
The assessment only takes 60 minutes to conduct and when it’s done, you will know if you are partially or totally exposed to cyber threats, and how you can improve your employees’ security, performance, and productivity.
Here to help you,
Scott Kreisberg
CEO, One Step Secure IT
Author, Cyber Storm
Why risk it? Our free IT Threat Assessment comes with zero strings attached, no expectations, and no obligations on your part. If nothing else, it will be a good third-party validation of how well your systems are currently performing.
How can you tell if you are receiving poor or substandard service? How do you know if your IT company or computer person is doing everything possible to secure your network and prevent expensive disasters? If your technician does NOT score a “yes” on every point, you could be paying for substandard support and jeopardizing your data and network’s security!
Do they answer their phone LIVE and respond to emergencies promptly?
Are they easy to reach and highly responsive (responding same day) when you need them for non-emergencies?
Do they proactively monitor, patch, and update your computer network’s critical security settings daily? Weekly? At all? How do you know for sure?
Do they offer proof that they are backing up ALL your data, laptops, and devices?
Do they meet with you regularly (at least once a quarter) to report what they’ve been doing, review projects, and offer new ways to improve your network’s performance instead of waiting until you have a problem to make recommendations?
Do they provide detailed invoices that clearly explain what you are paying for?
Do they explain what they are doing and answer your questions in terms that you can understand, NOT in “geek speak”?
Have they proactively discussed cybersecurity with you, and made recommendations for better protecting your network from ransomware?
Have they provided you with complete network documentation, or do they hold the “keys to the kingdom” refusing to give you admin passwords?
Do they offer any guarantees on their services?
Do they arrive on time and dress professionally?
Do you look forward to seeing them and working with them, or do you cringe every time you have to make that call?
I think the advantage [working with One Step Secure IT] is really having someone help us understand and work through all the holes in our system and how we plug them because prior to that, you just feel like a sitting duck and you have no idea what to do to stop the hackers.
I believe it was the right thing to do and that we have the right services. We have not had any incidents since.
It’s really a nice level of security knowing that we’ve done the most that we can do for our size, for what we do—we are doing the most that we can do to protect ourselves.
Sandra Wycoff
Owner at Chatham T Company
I wanted to share our sincere appreciation for the IT Threat Assessment that One Step Secure IT did for us. It was the most comprehensive analysis that we have ever had done on our network and I have never seen such valuable information presented in a single report.
The report they shared with us is a “roadmap” of what we need to do to correct the weaknesses in our network and better plan for future growth.
One Step Secure IT has been candid, friendly, and professional every step of the way in helping us identify our IT needs.
David Pollard
Controller at Berge Automotive Group