Cyber One Solutions's Managed Cybersecurity service delivers a full security operations capability. That includes SOC monitoring, EDR, email security, vulnerability management, and incident response.
It is built for organizations that cannot afford a breach but cannot build a security team from scratch.
The threat landscape does not take weekends off. Our SOC operates 24/7/365. It correlates signals across your environment to detect and contain threats before they become incidents. When something serious happens, we are already on it before you even know to call.
Managed cybersecurity gives your business a security team without the cost of hiring one for every shift. We watch your systems, block common attacks, and respond when a real threat appears.
The service covers people, computers, email, cloud accounts, and the network. It also gives your company written records that can support insurance and compliance reviews.
We first learn what you have, who uses it, and which risks matter most. Then we set priorities and explain what will change. The plan can grow as your business grows.
You keep one point of contact for IT and security. That makes ownership clear and helps your team get faster answers when an issue affects the business.
No single control stops every threat. Our security program layers endpoint protection, email filtering, identity controls, network monitoring, and human training.
These overlapping defenses are harder to bypass. Open any capability card to see how we deliver it.
Cyber insurance underwriters have tightened their requirements significantly over the past several years. Carriers now ask detailed questions about security controls before issuing or renewing coverage. Policies can be voided if you misrepresent the controls you have in place.
Our managed cybersecurity program is built around the controls that underwriters require. We provide written attestations and security summaries to support your application.
Every control is documented, so your leadership can answer the questionnaire accurately. See our cyber insurance readiness service for the complete process.
Get Your Insurance Readiness ReviewMFA on email, remote access, and privileged accounts is required by nearly every carrier. We enforce MFA across Microsoft 365, remote access, and administrator accounts as part of our Identity and Access Protection capability.
Most carriers require next-generation endpoint protection with behavioral detection, not just antivirus. Our EDR deployment covers every managed endpoint and is actively monitored by our SOC around the clock.
Advanced email filtering, DMARC/DKIM/SPF enforcement, and link scanning are standard requirements. We configure and manage a layered email security stack across Microsoft 365 environments.
Carriers require documented backup procedures and evidence that backups are tested and recoverable. We maintain backup programs with tested recovery procedures and deliver monthly backup status reporting.
A written IR plan with named contacts and defined roles is a carrier requirement. Every managed security client receives a documented incident response plan as part of onboarding, before their coverage review.
Phishing simulation and employee security awareness training are increasingly required at renewal. We operate a monthly phishing simulation program with completion tracking and quarterly reporting.
Security can feel overwhelming. We simplify it. If your question is not here, call us. We will give you a direct answer with no jargon and no pressure.
Our consulting practice builds the written programs, policies, risk assessments, and evidence libraries that your auditors and cyber insurers require. Together, security controls and compliance documentation are stronger.
A scorecard for separating a real managed security operation from a bundle of resold tools. It focuses on the people, authority, controls, evidence, and response process behind the provider’s security claims.
Managed cybersecurity at Cyber One Solutions is an active program, not a one-time purchase. It includes a 24/7 Security Operations Center, endpoint protection, identity protection, email security, and documented incident response.
Named engineers operate every control against written runbooks. Every client gets the same baseline, regardless of size.
Our Security Operations Center watches telemetry around the clock and correlates alerts across endpoints, identity, network, cloud, and email.
When a threat is confirmed, the SOC takes action. That means isolating a compromised endpoint, disabling a compromised account, blocking a malicious domain, or containing an incident until an engineer can engage. The SOC is staffed.
It is not a dashboard that someone checks during business hours.
Most modern intrusions enter through stolen credentials, not exploited software. We treat identity as the primary control surface.
That means multi-factor authentication enforced on every identity and conditional access policies tuned to the business.
It also means privileged access management for high-value accounts and continuous monitoring for impossible travel, session replay, and token abuse.
Every managed security client has a written incident response plan with named roles, a communication tree, and runbooks for the most common attack types.
When an incident happens, nobody writes the plan on the fly. The plan already exists, the team already knows their role, and the insurance carrier already has the contact list.
Most intrusions still begin with an email. It may deliver malware, harvest a credential, or impersonate an executive to authorize a fraudulent payment.
Basic spam filtering does not stop these, because modern phishing is targeted and often bypasses reputation-based defenses.
Our email security layer applies impersonation protection, time-of-click link scanning, and attachment sandboxing. It authenticates senders with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC so lookalike domains are harder to abuse.
Because the human element remains the weak point, we pair the technical controls with continuous phishing simulation and just-in-time training. Click rates then measurably fall over time.
Most breaches exploit weaknesses that have been known and patchable for months. Attackers rely on the low-hanging fruit of missed patches and misconfigurations. Removing it is one of the highest-return activities in a security program.
We continuously scan internal and external systems and prioritize findings by real-world exploitability rather than raw severity alone. Remediation is tracked to closure with aging reports so nothing lingers unaddressed.
Results map cleanly to HIPAA, GLBA, and FTC Safeguards evidence requirements. The same work that reduces risk also produces the records a reviewer expects.
How is this different from endpoint antivirus?
Antivirus is one component of one layer. Managed cybersecurity is a coordinated program across identity, endpoints, email, cloud, and network, with active human analysts responding to signals around the clock.
Antivirus alone has not been sufficient defense for more than a decade.
Does managed cybersecurity replace the need for cyber insurance?
No. Cyber insurance and managed cybersecurity complement each other. Insurance covers financial recovery from an incident that still happens. Managed cybersecurity reduces the probability and impact of incidents.
Most carriers today also require the kind of controls we operate as a precondition of coverage and renewal.
Why is identity the most important control surface to secure?
Most modern intrusions arrive through valid but stolen credentials rather than exploited software. A legitimate login blends in with normal activity. That makes identity, not the network perimeter, the boundary attackers most often cross.
Enforcing multi-factor authentication blocks the overwhelming majority of automated account-takeover attempts.
Layering conditional access, privileged access management, and continuous monitoring for anomalies such as impossible travel makes stolen credentials far harder to use. Prioritizing identity delivers the largest reduction in breach risk for the least cost.
That is why we treat it as the foundation of the program.
