Endpoint protection and patching
Use CrowdStrike endpoint detection and response and NinjaOne patching within the selected plan. Establish the device inventory and identify computers or applications that need separate remediation.
DITC · MANAGED CYBERSECURITY
Cybersecurity services for small businesses in Canada.
Start with the devices, accounts and access paths your business actually uses. DITC combines endpoint protection, patch management and account administration within a clearly defined service plan.
HOW WE WORK
Make the security responsibilities explicit.
A security tool needs a defined process around it: which devices are enrolled, who reviews alerts, who can approve account changes and who leads recovery. We agree those responsibilities before work begins.
Accounts and access
Review multi-factor authentication, administrator privileges and access changes. Coordinate Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace administration within the agreed scope.
Alert review and incident boundaries
Review security alerts during contracted hours and agree how issues are escalated. Major incident response, recovery, advanced email security and independent backups are separately scoped where applicable.
THE NEXT STEPS
A practical starting point
- 01
Identify the exposure
List business devices, critical accounts, remote access and the systems your team cannot work without.
- 02
Choose the first controls
Agree device enrollment, update responsibilities, access changes and the actions needed when an alert appears.
- 03
Plan for disruption
Record escalation contacts and review backup and recovery responsibilities alongside the security plan.
Is security monitoring provided 24/7?
Alert review and support follow the hours and responsibilities in your agreement. This page does not offer a 24/7 response commitment.
Can you guarantee that we will never be attacked?
No service can remove every risk. We agree a practical scope for prevention, detection, administration and escalation, and identify the recovery work that needs separate planning.
What if an attack is happening now?
Call 514 970-5667 to discuss the situation. Acceptance, availability, scope and fees are confirmed for the incident. Use a separate trusted device if your usual computer or account may be compromised.
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