Cybersecurity

Protect your business
before it’s too late.

Cybersecurity for SMEs is no longer optional. Hacking, viruses, data loss, phishing emails: SMEs are easy targets. We secure your tools, your data and your team with simple, effective measures.

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The risks

Is your business exposed?

SMEs have become prime targets: less protected than large companies, yet they hold valuable customer, banking and commercial data. Here are the situations we see most often.

01
Shared passwordsOne password for everything, shared between several people or written on a sticky note.Impact: a single hacked account opens the door to all your tools.
02
No backupsNo tested backup: one lost, stolen or encrypted computer, and years of data are gone.Impact: business downtime and permanent loss of quotes, invoices and customer files.
03
PhishingFraudulent emails that imitate your suppliers, your bank or a customer to obtain a payment.Impact: fake bank details or supplier fraud, often impossible to recover.
04
Vulnerable websiteA website that is never updated, with outdated plugins and no monitoring.Impact: hacked site, fraudulent pages added and loss of customer trust.
05
Unprotected computersComputers without up-to-date antivirus or system updates, sometimes shared with personal use.Impact: ransomware infection that locks all your files.
06
Access never removedFormer employees or contractors who still have access to your accounts, emails and files.Impact: data leaks or deleted files, even unintentionally.

Recognise at least two of these situations? Take stock with our free 30-minute audit.

Our services

Complete protection, built for SMEs

Simple measures, sized for your business and rolled out step by step, to block most common attacks without slowing your team down.

Security audit

A review of your computers, network, accounts and websites, with a remediation plan prioritised by risk level.

  • Inventory of devices and accounts
  • Detection of vulnerabilities and outdated software
  • Clear report with priority actions

Access management

Strong passwords, two-factor authentication and access rights adapted to each role.

  • Password manager for the team
  • Two-factor authentication on key tools
  • Access removed when someone leaves

Email security

Protection against phishing and a domain setup that stops others from spoofing your addresses.

  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC configuration
  • Filtering of suspicious attachments and links
  • Better email deliverability

Backups

Automatic backups, stored off-site and tested regularly, so you can recover quickly after an incident.

  • 3-2-1 rule: three copies, two media, one off-site
  • Copies protected against ransomware
  • Scheduled restore tests

Website security

An up-to-date, protected and monitored website, to prevent hacking and downtime.

  • SSL certificate and regular updates
  • Web application firewall and spam protection
  • Website monitoring and backups

Awareness training

Practical training for your team on the right habits: most attacks start with a human mistake.

  • Spotting fraudulent emails and text messages
  • Good practices when working remotely or travelling
  • What to do when in doubt or after an incident

Not sure where to start? Take stock with our free 30-minute audit.

Our method

Security without slowing your business down

A 4-step approach, carried out with you and without shutting down your tools: your team keeps working while we strengthen security.

1
Week 1

Assessment

A review of your devices, accounts and sensitive data, so you know where you really stand.

  • Inventory of computers, servers and access
  • Identification of the data to protect first
  • Check of backups and passwords
2
Week 2

Priorities

Fixes ranked by risk level and cost, so you deal with what really matters first.

  • Clear action plan, without jargon
  • Budget and timeline for each measure
  • Quick wins identified from the start
3
Weeks 2 to 4

Implementation

Protections rolled out step by step, outside busy hours, without interrupting your business.

  • Two-factor authentication and access management
  • Automatic off-site backups
  • Email and website security
4
Ongoing

Monitoring

Regular checks and updates over time, so your level of security does not slip.

  • Updates and alert monitoring
  • Regular review with a simple report
  • Awareness training for new hires
Compliance: we also help you meet your personal data obligations (Moroccan Law 09-08, and GDPR if you work with Europe). Our experience as Head of Information Systems taught us how to protect a business day to day.

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Key takeaways

Cybersecurity for SMEs: the essentials

Cybersecurity for a small business relies on a few basics applied well rather than on expensive tools. Tested backups, protected accounts and an aware team are enough to block most common attacks, such as phishing, stolen passwords and ransomware.

  • Turn on two-factor authentication for email and key business tools.
  • Back up regularly, keep a copy offline and test that you can restore it.
  • Update computers, servers and your website without delay.
  • Give each person only the access they need, and remove it when they leave.
  • Train your team to recognise suspicious emails and links.

We help you put these measures in place step by step, starting with the risks that matter most for your business.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about cybersecurity for SMEs

Why is cybersecurity important for an SME?

SMEs are often less protected than large companies. A hack, a virus or data loss can halt the business, cost customers and expose personal data. (see also the CISA Cyber Essentials)

What does a security audit include?

We review your computers, network, accounts and access rights, backups, website and email, then give you a remediation plan ranked by priority.

How can I protect my business against phishing?

By combining three measures: training your team to spot fraudulent emails, two-factor authentication on key accounts, and SPF, DKIM and DMARC configuration for your domain.

How often should data be backed up?

Ideally every day, automatically, with a copy stored off-site and restores tested regularly.

Can you help us comply with Law 09-08 and GDPR?

Yes. We help you protect the personal data you process and put in place the good practices required by Moroccan Law 09-08 and, if you work with Europe, by the GDPR.