Most small and midsize organizations are defended by tools that were never wired together. LogicalNet runs five integrated security control planes — identity, endpoint, email, cloud, and continuity, monitored around the clock by a local security operations team.
Attackers automate. They do not skip an organization because it is small — they choose it because the defenses are thinner and the payout is still real.
SMBs absorb nearly half of all cyberattacks, yet a minority run a coordinated security program. Automated campaigns don't check your headcount first.
Downtime, recovery, legal exposure, and lost trust compound quickly. For a small organization, a single serious incident can be existential.
Phishing, business email compromise, and stolen credentials remain the front door. Technology alone doesn't close it — layered controls plus training do.
Cyber insurance renewals now demand MFA, EDR, and tested backups. Missing controls mean higher premiums, or a denied claim when it matters most.
Most organizations are choosing between these three models. The right choice depends on how much risk your leadership is willing to carry.
Point tools leave seams between them. We run security as one connected system, so a signal on any plane informs the response across all of them.
MFA, conditional access, and continuous monitoring so only the right people reach your systems, and misuse is caught fast.
Managed EDR, disciplined patching, and device-compliance policy on every laptop, server, and phone that touches your data.
Advanced filtering, anti-phishing, and ongoing user training to shut down business email compromise and account takeover.
Tenant hardening, configuration review, and monitoring across Microsoft 365 and Azure, where your data actually lives.
Immutable backups, rehearsed recovery objectives, and a 24/7 incident-response team for the moment something gets through.
Our SOC watches the signals from all five planes around the clock. When something looks wrong, a human moves, on a clear, rehearsed path from alert to recovery.
Telemetry from identity, endpoint, email, and cloud is correlated in real time. Noise is filtered; real signals surface.
An analyst validates the alert within minutes, scores the risk, and decides the response, not an automated inbox.
We isolate the affected device or account to stop lateral movement before it becomes an incident.
Clean, tested backups restore operations, and you get a plain-language report of what happened and what we changed.
Security and compliance are the same program run well. We map controls to the standards your industry, your clients, and your insurer expect, and keep the evidence ready.
Policies, control mappings, and reports maintained continuously, not reconstructed in a panic the week before an audit.
MFA, EDR, and tested backups in place and documented, so renewal questionnaires are answered honestly and claims hold up.
For healthcare, defense supply chain, and professional services, we implement and monitor the specific controls each regime requires.
A clear picture of where you stand and what to fix next — translated out of jargon and into business decisions.
Named Capital Region organizations, real results, not anonymized composites.
Hardened security controls and HIPAA-aligned monitoring across member hospital systems and every touchpoint.
Patient health data secured and the entire IT foundation modernized — within nonprofit budget constraints.
Every fully managed client gets a baseline security program — 24/7 SOC, managed EDR, email filtering, and enforced MFA are part of how we run IT. Deeper programs (MDR, compliance mapping, penetration testing) layer on top for organizations that need them.
EDR is the endpoint detection technology. MDR — managed detection and response — is that technology plus a staffed security operations center that investigates and acts on what it finds. The tool detects; the SOC responds. We provide both.
M365 has strong capabilities, but out of the box most tenants leave them partly configured. We harden the tenant, turn on the protections you're already paying for, and monitor it continuously, which is where the real gap usually is.
Yes. Renewals now require MFA, EDR, and tested backups. We implement the controls, document them, and help you answer the questionnaire accurately, so coverage holds if you ever need to file a claim.
Our incident-response process moves from detection to containment to recovery on a rehearsed path. We isolate affected systems, restore from clean backups, and give you a plain-language report of what happened and what changed to prevent a repeat.
Start with a free vulnerability scan. We'll show you where you're exposed today, and what it takes to close it.