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Cybersecurity for servers and endpoints.
Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity for servers and endpoints.

Detection, hardening, identity, and response for Windows and Linux servers, hypervisors, and managed laptops and workstations.

What’s included

Servers, endpoints, identity, and response.

01

Server protection

EDR, hardening, and a patch cadence on Windows Server, Linux, and the hypervisor. Production hosts get change windows you approve — not a weekend dump of every KB.

02

Managed endpoints

Laptops and workstations under policy: EDR, disk encryption, Intune or the MDM you already own, and a build that does not depend on whoever imaged the last machine.

03

Identity and the front door

MFA, conditional access, mailbox hygiene, and the phishing stream that actually reaches finance. Most breaches still start with a login, not a zero-day on a file server.

04

Vulnerability against the real inventory

We scan the servers and endpoints you issued — not a marketing CVE feed. Findings are ordered by what actually gets you owned, then patched in a window you sign.

05

Watch and respond

24×7 monitoring. Critical alerts reach a named responder in 30 minutes — not a shared inbox. We contain the account and the host.

06

Baseline, tabletop, and a written split

A readable risk picture mapped to NIST CSF language your board has heard of. Then a tabletop so the first real event is not the first rehearsal.

How it works

How cybersecurity starts.

  1. 01

    Inventory the fleet

    Servers, hypervisors, and every managed endpoint. We start from what is actually on.

  2. 02

    Close the obvious gaps

    Identity first, then unpatched servers and laptops, then monitoring. Hardening is ordered by exposure.

  3. 03

    Watch, contain, recover

    24×7 monitoring and a named responder. Detection without someone who can isolate a host is a dashboard.

Why NETRAID

Watch the fleet you actually log into.

Built for the fleet, not the data hall

This service is servers and managed endpoints. We will not pretend a rack SLA is a security program.

Named responders, not a wall of screens

The same 30-minute first response. Your account does not reset every time the shift changes. A mid-market environment needs someone who can isolate a host.

Honest about certifications

We help you operate toward NIST CSF, HIPAA technical safeguards, PCI segmentation, and CMMC practices. We do not sell you a logo we have not earned.

FAQ

Common questions.

Do you replace our existing EDR or MDM?

Only if it is not doing the job. We would rather use what you have, fill the gaps — usually identity, unpatched servers, and after-hours response — and leave the stack that already works.

Is this a 24×7 SOC?

You get 24×7 monitoring and a person on the critical path in 30 minutes. If you need a dedicated analyst on a wall of screens, we will say so and scope it. Most mid-market environments need a named responder.

Can you help with HIPAA, PCI, or CMMC?

We implement the technical controls those programs assume — logging, patch evidence, access review, endpoint policy. We are not your assessor. We make the assessor’s job boring.

What happens during a ransomware event?

Contain the identity and the infected hosts, preserve evidence, then recover from backups you have actually restored. Servers and endpoints first. You will not be introducing us to the fleet during the incident.

Same-day quote

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Tell us the servers, endpoints, and tools you already use. We return a scoped quote.

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Servers and managed endpoints.

Get a cybersecurity quote.

Tell us the servers and endpoints. We return a scoped quote.