
Healthcare
HIPAA obligations, imaging systems and practice software that cannot go down mid-appointment.
RAM-Tech clientSouthern Grace Hospice
Healthcare IT
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CybersecurityAttackers go where the defenses are thinnest. A handful of controls, done consistently and actually monitored, closes most of the doors they use.
Any one of these on its own leaves a gap. Together they cover the ways small businesses actually get hit.
Run a cyber score against your own domain. It checks what is publicly exposed and gives you a number, with no sales call attached to getting the result.
Run the checkStandalone city pages where demand supports them. Every managed IT city page also carries a full security section.
Compliance obligations differ by field, and so does what a breach costs you.

HIPAA obligations, imaging systems and practice software that cannot go down mid-appointment.
RAM-Tech clientSouthern Grace Hospice
Healthcare IT
Client financial data, tax season load, and the security expectations that come with holding both.
RAM-Tech clientEason CPA
CPA and Accounting IT
Case files, discovery deadlines and confidentiality requirements that leave no room for data loss.
RAM-Tech clientEdge and Kimbell Law, LLC
Legal ITSmall businesses are targeted precisely because the defenses are usually thinner. Most attacks are automated and opportunistic rather than aimed at a particular company.
That is one of the main reasons clients come to us. Insurers now ask for multi-factor authentication, tested backups, endpoint protection and training. We put those in place and document them.
A controlled attempt to break in, so you find the gaps before someone else does. Whether you need it depends on your industry and what your insurer or clients ask for. We will tell you honestly.
Yes. Short regular training plus simulated phishing, because the last control in almost every incident is a person deciding whether to click.
You call us, and we work the documented response plan we built with you. Having decided the steps in advance is most of what separates a bad day from a bad quarter.