Whether you’re securing a business or a household, the goal is the same: reduce exposure, stop threats early, and have a plan when something goes wrong. Most people assume they’re covered because they’ve turned on built-in features or added a few tools, but attacks still get through because every environment has different systems, users, and risk.
Decypher starts with a cybersecurity risk assessment (remote or on-site), then builds a managed, defense-in-depth program tailored to your environment. This isn’t a single app or a one-off install. It’s an AI-informed security stack designed to reduce risk across the attack paths that matter.
The projected global cost of cybercrime in 2025
We start every engagement with a risk assessment to identify what’s exposed, what’s most valuable, and what attackers would try first. You get a prioritized plan you can act on.
Security holds up when it isn’t dependent on one control. We layer protection across devices, identity, network, email, and data.
Decypher helped develop and support an executive cyber protection program in partnership with an international bank. Their team operates at a high level of discretion and professionalism, and they’re a trusted resource we feel confident referring.
Decypher helped develop and support an executive cyber protection program in partnership with an international bank. Their team operates at a high level of discretion and professionalism, and they’re a trusted resource we feel confident referring.
You helped us build a stable, proactive setup. The difference from where we started is night and day, especially given how critical uptime is. I also appreciate how you’ve visited every property and worked collaboratively with our AV and security partners.
You helped us build a stable, proactive setup. The difference from where we started is night and day, especially given how critical uptime is. I also appreciate how you’ve visited every property and worked collaboratively with our AV and security partners.
I’m very impressed with Decypher. Their services are top-notch, and the team is highly qualified. I’ve worked with other companies in the past, and none matched the quality of work or staff. They’re caring, personable, and easy to work with.
I’m very impressed with Decypher. Their services are top-notch, and the team is highly qualified. I’ve worked with other companies in the past, and none matched the quality of work or staff. They’re caring, personable, and easy to work with.
Most security problems aren’t dramatic. They’re ordinary gaps that sit unnoticed until the day they’re exploited: credentials exposed on the dark web, overly broad access, old admin accounts, misconfigured remote access, unmonitored devices, and “temporary” exceptions that became permanent.
A Decypher risk assessment gives you clarity and a practical plan.
A review of your environment (remote or on-site based on complexity and risk)
Identification of critical exposures and likely attack paths
A prioritized, plain-language report with a roadmap for what to fix first and why
A program roadmap we can manage over time through quarterly or annual risk reviews
You’re in the right place if you’re responsible for uptime, customer trust, and data protection, and you want meaningful coverage without building an internal security team from scratch.
Decypher delivers managed cybersecurity services that reduce breach likelihood, shorten response time, and protect business continuity across endpoints, identity, email, network, cloud tools, and sensitive data.
Breaches involved a third party (vendor/supply chain).of SMB breaches involved ransomware
Cyberattacks led to productivity losses lasting at least three months.
Around-the-clock managed threat detection and response (MDR) across key systems
SLA-backed incident response access: [SLA RESPONSE TIME]
Identity and access controls (MFA/passkeys, role-based access, account lifecycle controls)
Email and cloud workspace protection to reduce phishing and account takeover risk (Microsoft 365/Google Workspace hardening, OAuth/app controls, safer sharing defaults)
Endpoint protection that blocks malicious behavior in real time (EDR)
Network defenses: managed firewall, intrusion detection and prevention (IDS/IPS), secure remote access
Vulnerability management and risk reviews to identify and prioritize exploitable gaps
Data loss prevention (DLP) to reduce exposure of sensitive data, including PII
Data governance to control access and sharing based on sensitivity
Backup and recovery readiness to support ransomware resilience and business continuity
Optional penetration testing to validate controls and prioritize remediation
MDR (Managed Detection and Response) means we continuously monitor for suspicious activity, investigate quickly, and take action—not just send alerts. When something indicates a real threat, we move fast to contain it before it becomes downtime, fraud, or data loss.
What this helps prevent:
Credentials are one of the most common attack paths. We reduce that risk by hardening how people sign in and by tightening account access across critical systems.
This includes:
Email and collaboration tools are a common entry point for phishing and account takeover. We harden Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and reduce risky access paths so a single click doesn’t become a broader incident.
What this helps prevent:
Endpoints—like laptops, desktops, and servers—are where attacks often execute. We deploy real-time endpoint protection that detects malicious behavior and helps contain threats quickly.
What this helps prevent:
We protect the network layer so known bad traffic and intrusion attempts are blocked before they reach systems.
Includes:
New vulnerabilities and misconfigurations show up constantly—through updates, new devices, new users, and small changes that add up. We identify exploitable gaps, prioritize what matters most, and give you clear remediation guidance so critical issues don’t sit open.
What this helps prevent:
Sensitive data, including PII, shouldn’t be exposed through everyday activity like email, file sharing, cloud apps, or unmanaged devices. Data loss prevention helps reduce that risk by monitoring how sensitive information is accessed and shared, and by blocking or flagging high-risk behavior before it becomes a reportable incident.
What this helps prevent:
Most data exposure comes from everyday sharing and permission issues—folders shared too broadly, links that never expire, and unclear rules around who should see what.
We help you reduce oversharing and tighten control over sensitive information by:
Incident response is only half the equation. Recovery readiness determines how fast you can get back to normal operations after ransomware, system failure, or accidental data loss.
What this helps support:
If you want proof that controls hold up under pressure, we offer:
Secure
Contain, monitor, and defend the environment until the threat is eliminated.
Analyze
Identify the root cause and the extent of malicious activity.
Restore
Recover data, restore systems, and return to normal business operations.
For serious incidents that require full-service response, Decypher can escalate and coordinate with insurance-approved incident response partners to support end-to-end containment, investigation, and restoration.
The best incident response is the one that doesn’t turn into extended downtime. If you want to formalize readiness, we can help you build and test the pieces that make response faster and cleaner:
Many carriers look for basics like MFA, endpoint protection, backups, and an incident response plan. Our layered approach helps you document controls for applications and renewals and reduce last-minute underwriting surprises. Check with your broker for requirements and premium impact.
Cyber criminals do not target only businesses. Homes carry real risk now: connected devices, shared accounts, and sensitive personal data. We help reduce takeovers, scams, and unwanted access across the devices and networks you rely on.
Decypher uses the same managed, defense-in-depth approach we bring to businesses—tailored to a residential environment and built so you don’t have to become a cybersecurity expert.
If you access company email, files, or client data from home, your home network becomes part of the business security perimeter. We help close the gaps that can expose sensitive data through everyday remote work.
In some cases, employer-provided security measures may be treated as a business benefit under IRS fringe benefit rules. Check with your HR team or tax advisor.
pHome environments are always connected and rarely managed like business networks. Attackers count on password reuse, “good enough” Wi-Fi security, and devices that never get hardened.
That’s why Decypher takes a managed, defense-in-depth approach for homes: we identify the gaps with a personalized risk assessment, close the highest-risk gaps first, and keep the protections running over time.
Account takeover after exposed credentials are reused
Phishing that looks like a real vendor, bank, or delivery update
Smart devices creating weak links and unexpected access paths
Remote access tools left too open for too long
Vendors/contractors retaining access after a project ends
We deploy modern endpoint protection that blocks malicious behavior in real time and alerts our team when something looks wrong.
We set you up with secure password management and alerts when credentials are exposed so you can act before an attacker does.
Includes:
We monitor for signs that personal information or credentials have surfaced in known breach sources so you can respond quickly and reduce downstream risk.
Threat filtering helps stop connections to known malicious sites, phishing pages, and risky destinations before a click turns into a compromise.
We reduce risk by tightening who can access what—so shared logins, unmanaged admin access, and lingering vendor access don’t become the weak link.
Includes:
Stops malicious behavior and attacker activity at the endpoint.
Threat filtering reduces the chance a user or device ever connects to a malicious destination.
Examples include:
Phishing and credential-harvesting sites

Malware, spyware, and known malicious domains

Botnet and command-and-control traffic

Cryptojacking attempts

Newly registered or suspicious domains

High-risk routing patterns (TOR exit nodes, open proxies)

High-risk geographies (when geofencing is appropriate)