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Cybersecurity, explained

Attackers go looking for the easiest target.

Small businesses often have limited security, and attackers know it. They work around the clock, looking for one way in: a convincing email, a weak password, a missed update.

  • Phishing emails
  • Weak or stolen passwords
  • Missed updates
  • Ransomware
  • Hijacked cloud accounts
A honeycomb of white cells among smaller hives fading into the distance, circled by a swarm of orange shards, with five of its cells glowing orange: an email, a person, a laptop, a file stack and a phone.

HiveDefender, in layers

Antivirus alone isn't enough. Each layer covers a different way in.

Network Shield blocks risky traffic and guards against break-ins. Email Shield filters out phishing and spam. Endpoint Shield protects your PCs and Macs anywhere, even against brand-new ransomware.

  • Network Shield
  • Risky traffic blocked
  • Email Shield
  • Endpoint Shield
  • At home or on the road
  • New threat stopped
A glass dome on amber struts stands over the honeycomb. Rings and bubbles cover its email cells, laptops and phones, one laptop on a tile outside keeps its own amber bubble after a threat broke against it, and one person's cell still glows orange.

Email Shield and your team

Every incoming email is checked, even the ones that look right.

Email Shield works with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. It scans attachments and catches emails pretending to be your key people. Training helps your team spot a convincing fake.

  1. Email Shield
  2. Phishing caught
  3. Attachment scanned
  4. Fake boss email caught
  5. Spotted by your team
Close up inside the dome: an amber ring over an email cell has cracked a fake boss email into orange shards, and a person wearing an amber badge has spotted a fake sign-in card while the Cyber Bees bee hovers nearby.

Watched 24/7 by real people

Make sure attackers see one thing: you're not easy pickings.

Your security is monitored 24/7, backed by real people, not just automated alerts. The best time to tighten security is before something goes wrong. Start with a security assessment.

  • Security operations center Real people, watching 24/7
  1. Network Shield
  2. Email Shield
  3. Endpoint Shield
  4. Trained team
  5. Watched 24/7
Seen from above: the honeycomb inside its amber dome, ringed by five numbered steps: Network Shield, Email Shield, Endpoint Shield, trained team and 24/7 watch, with a small watch post outside.
Common threats

What attackers try first.

Most attacks start with something ordinary: an email, a password, a missed update.

Phishing emails

One convincing email can trick someone into handing over a password or data.

Ransomware

Attackers lock your files and systems until you pay.

Stolen passwords

Weak or reused passwords are still one of the most common ways in.

Missed updates

Out-of-date software leaves doors open for attackers.

Hijacked cloud accounts

Microsoft 365 and other cloud accounts are a growing target.

How we protect you

One layer isn't enough. So we use several.

Our HiveDefender protection works in layers. If something slips past one, the next one is waiting.

  • HiveDefender: Endpoint Shield on every computer
  • HiveDefender: Email Shield against phishing and spam
  • HiveDefender: Network Shield against intrusions
  • 24/7 monitoring by real people
  • Training so your team can spot a fake
Why small businesses

Attackers pick easy targets.

They know many small businesses have little protection in place. That makes them easier, lower-risk targets than large companies.

“We've been working with Cyber Bees for over 7 years now, and their expertise in cybersecurity is unmatched.”
Sherry P., PTS
Questions

Straight answers.

Is antivirus enough?

No. Today's threats need several layers of protection, including 24/7 monitoring by real people, not just automated alerts.

Why are small businesses targeted?

Because attackers know they often have limited security. Your business matters to you, and they know that too.

What is ransomware?

Software that locks or scrambles your files until a payment is demanded.

How can Cyber Bees IT help?

HiveDefender protects your computers, email and network, and real people watch for threats around the clock.

Get started

Don't wait until after an attack.

The best time to tighten security is before something goes wrong. Book a security review and see where you stand.