Cybersecurity Services · Atlanta & Smyrna
Cybersecurity services in Atlanta, from one accountable team.
We protect the email, computers, and network your business runs on, and the cameras and doors on that same network. One Marietta-based team, so when something looks wrong there is one number to call.
Marietta-based · Since 2004 · Cyber + physical, one team
Why Atlanta businesses call us about security
One email away from a bad week
Most attacks start with a phishing email or a stolen password. One click, one reused password without MFA, and someone is reading your email or locking your files.
The cyber insurance questionnaire
Insurers ask about MFA, endpoint protection, and unsupported software before they renew a policy, and you can be denied coverage if the answers are wrong. Somebody has to make the answers true.
Are you cyber-insurable? →Backups nobody has restored
A backup that has never been restored is a hope, not a plan. Ransomware is when you find out whether yours works.
Alerts that go nowhere
Security tools that email an inbox nobody reads do not protect anybody. Someone has to see the alert and act on it.
Cameras and doors nobody secured
Camera recorders and door controllers are computers on your network, often installed by another vendor and left on factory passwords. They can be the weakest thing on it.
Why we secure both →Vendors pointing at each other
The IT company blames the security vendor, the security vendor blames the camera installer, and you are the one making the calls.
The computer security solutions we run
IT security services for Atlanta businesses that do not have a security team of their own. We put the controls in place, keep them current, and watch them, from the first assessment through every year after.
Email security
Inbound email filtered for phishing, malware, and spoofed senders, so fewer bad messages reach your team in the first place.
Endpoint protection
Managed endpoint protection on every computer and server, monitored as part of the service instead of left to a pop-up someone dismisses.
MFA and admin rights
Multi-factor authentication on email, remote access, and cloud apps, and admin rights limited to the people who need them. A stolen password stops being a way in.
Patching, including the devices
Operating systems and applications patched on a schedule, plus firmware on the firewall, switches, cameras, and door controllers. Systems past end of support get flagged for replacement.
Backups that restore
Automated, monitored backups for servers, email, and business data, with tested restores, not just a green checkmark.
What downtime costs →A hardened, segmented network
Firewall locked down, remote access behind MFA, and the network split into segments so one infected laptop or hacked camera cannot reach everything else.
The checklist we work from →Ongoing monitoring
We monitor your endpoints and network so problems surface while they are small, and the same team that set it up responds. Coverage and response terms are set in your agreement.
Cyber and physical security, one team
Cyber shops do not hang cameras, and camera installers do not harden networks. But your camera recorders and access control panels are computers on your network, so they are only as secure as the network underneath them. We run both. The same team that protects your laptops puts the cameras and door controllers on their own segment, changes their default passwords, and keeps their firmware current.
See how that works for access control and security cameras, or the full security picture.
Who we protect
- Offices and professional firms
- Email, laptops, cloud apps, and the client data on them, protected without hiring a security team.
- Businesses facing an insurance renewal
- MFA, endpoint protection, and supported software put in place, so the questionnaire has true answers.
- Commercial and multi-tenant buildings
- Building systems, cameras, and door controllers on the same network as the offices, secured as one.
- Communities and senior-living campuses
- Gate, camera, and access control systems that are also devices on a network, hardened and kept up to date.
How working with us works
Assess
We look at what is actually on your network, how it is segmented, what is patched, who has access, and whether your backups restore. Then we tell you honestly what is worth keeping.
Fix what matters first
A ranked list of gaps with an owner for each: MFA where it is missing, unsupported systems, open firewall rules, untested backups.
Run it
Endpoint protection, email security, MFA, patching, backups, and monitoring, run by the same Marietta-based team, delivered with our managed IT practice.
Maintain it
Security drifts as people leave and vendors come and go. We maintain it under one managed contract, so the controls stay in place instead of slowly coming undone.
Want to see what the assessment covers before you call? Our network security checklist lists every area we check and what we review each quarter.
What cybersecurity services cost
There is no honest flat price per user. The number comes from a handful of things, and a quote that skips them is guessing:
- Users and devices
- How many people, computers, and servers need protecting, and how many cloud apps they sign in to.
- Where you are starting
- A network with MFA and tested backups needs less up front than one with neither.
- Locations and network gear
- One office or several, and how many firewalls, switches, and access points there are to harden and patch.
- Cameras, doors, and building systems
- Whether the physical security devices on your network are part of the scope.
- Insurance and client requirements
- What your cyber insurer or your own clients ask you to have in place.
- What we run for you
- Security on its own, or alongside the rest of your IT under one managed contract.
The quickest way to a real number is an assessment. We look at what is there, tell you what to fix first, and quote against it.
Why Conquest for cybersecurity in Atlanta
- Since 2004. Two decades of IT and security work in Atlanta.
- Cyber and physical. The same team that runs your IT secures your cameras, doors, and network.
- One team. One contract and one number to call, not three vendors deciding whose problem it is.
- WBE + WOSB certified. 97% customer satisfaction.
4.9 from 51 Google reviews. Read them on Google →
Cybersecurity services questions
- What should we look for in an Atlanta cybersecurity company?
- Ask who does the work, who you call when something goes wrong, and whether that same team runs the network the security sits on. Ask whether they test backup restores, and whether they cover the cameras and door controllers on your network or leave them to another vendor. At Conquest, one local team handles the cybersecurity, the network, and the physical security systems.
- Do you provide cybersecurity services in Smyrna?
- Yes. Smyrna is a few minutes from our Marietta headquarters. We provide cybersecurity services there and across Metro Atlanta, including Atlanta and Marietta: email security, endpoint protection, MFA, patching, backups, and monitoring.
- How much do cybersecurity services cost?
- It depends on the number of users and devices, where your security stands today, how many locations and network devices there are, whether cameras and door systems are in scope, and what your insurer or clients require. We do not quote a flat price per user. We start with an assessment and quote from what we find. What drives the price →
- Can you help us meet cyber insurance requirements?
- Yes. Insurers commonly ask about multi-factor authentication, endpoint protection, backups, and unsupported software. We put those controls in place and keep them running. Your broker can tell you exactly what your policy requires at renewal.
- Is your network security checklist the same as this service?
- The checklist is the work, written down: eleven areas to cover and what to review every quarter. You can use it on your own. This service is us doing that work for you and keeping it from drifting, with the same team accountable for the result. Read the network security checklist →
- Do you secure our cameras and access control too?
- Yes. Camera recorders and door controllers are computers on your network, so they are only as secure as the network underneath them. We put them on their own segment, change default passwords, keep firmware updated, and control installer access, as part of the same plan as your computers.
Further reading
Ready when you are.
Client or not, a one-time review is fine. New to managed security, or taking over from another provider.