Security that fits your business, without the fear pitch.
Practical protection for your computers, email and sign-ins, explained in plain English.
What cybersecurity means for a business your size
Most attacks on small and mid-size businesses are not clever. They are a convincing email, a reused password or a computer that missed an update. Good security closes those doors one at a time, and keeps working in the background so your staff can get on with their jobs.
We focus on the basics that stop the most trouble: protecting each computer, filtering dangerous email, requiring a second step to sign in, and keeping software current. Then we check our work, because a setup nobody has reviewed is only a guess.
What we put in place
Endpoint protection
Security software on every computer and server, managed centrally so we can see problems and respond to them.
Email security
Filtering for phishing, spoofed senders and malicious attachments, which is where most incidents begin.
Multi-factor sign-in
A second step at login for email and business apps, so a stolen password alone is not enough.
Microsoft 365 hardening
Tighter settings for your tenant: who can sign in, from where, and what they can share.
Security reviews
A look at your current setup that ends with a short, plain list of what to fix first.
Staff awareness
Simple guidance and reminders so your team can spot the messages worth a second look.
Who it fits
- Businesses with no internal IT staff who want someone accountable for security.
- Offices that have been asked about security by an insurer, a bank or a customer.
- Teams that use Microsoft 365 and want it locked down properly.
- Anyone who has had a close call and wants to make sure it does not repeat.
How Tektel works
We act as your advisor. We start by listening: what you run, what you have already bought, and what would hurt most if it stopped. Then we recommend a short list of changes in order of impact, and we do not sell you tools you will not use.
We do the work remotely, explain it as we go, and stay available afterward. If you want help answering a security questionnaire from an insurer or customer, we can help with that too. We also recommend looking at cyber liability coverage with your insurance agent, because security reduces risk and insurance covers what is left.
Using AI to improve security
Security tools increasingly use AI to spot unusual sign-ins and suspicious email. Where it helps, we turn those features on and tune them. If you are considering Microsoft Copilot, a security review comes first, so that Copilot only surfaces files the right people can already see. Ask us about Copilot readiness, and see our AI page.
Is my business really a target?
Yes. Attackers do not pick by size. They send the same message to thousands of companies and see who responds, so smaller businesses with fewer protections are often easier to reach.
What is multi-factor sign-in?
It asks for a second proof, usually a prompt on your phone, in addition to your password. It blocks many account takeovers that start with a stolen or guessed password.
Do you need to visit our office?
Usually not. Most security work, including setup, monitoring and reviews, is done remotely.
Can you work alongside our existing IT person?
Yes. Some customers have someone internal and want an extra set of hands or a second opinion on security.
Want to know where you stand?
Call (270) 360-1258 and ask for a security review. We will tell you what we see. Talk to a person