Cybersecurity Company
in Minneapolis

The cost depends on the number of users and devices, the systems to monitor, any compliance needs such as HIPAA or PCI DSS, and whether you need a one-off assessment or an ongoing program. A security review costs far less than full monitoring with incident response. After a free security review we give you a written price, so you know your costs before work begins.

We start with a security review of your devices, accounts, network and policies. Once you approve the plan and the price, we deploy protection and monitoring tools and connect them to your systems. The start date depends on the size of your environment and how quickly access can be arranged, and we agree it in writing, so you know when protection begins.

Yes, on-site work is available when a project needs it, and it is agreed before the engagement starts. Most protection is delivered remotely, inside your own tools and accounts, so analysts can act on alerts without travel, whatever the weather. When hands-on work is required, such as installing network equipment at a plant or securing a lab, we confirm the scope, cost and timing in writing first, so the plan is clear.

Response targets are written into your agreement before work starts and are set by severity, so active attacks and serious alerts always come first and lower-risk findings are handled in order. We agree the targets with you based on your risks, report on them every month and review them together whenever your business or the threats you face change. Every promise is in writing.

Yes. We help you put in place the technical controls that HIPAA, SOC 2 and PCI DSS expect, such as access control, encryption, logging, vulnerability management and security monitoring, and we keep the records an auditor will ask for. We do not issue certifications ourselves, but we work alongside your compliance lead or auditor so the evidence is ready when you need it.

Contract length is agreed before work starts and written into your agreement. One-off reviews end when the report is delivered and explained. Ongoing monitoring runs for a term that suits your planning, and we explain the notice period and renewal terms in plain language. If you ever leave, we hand over your logs, reports and configuration so your protection continues without gaps.

Check four things before you sign. Ask which businesses like yours they protect and what they fixed. Read reviews on independent sites and talk to a current client. Confirm that you keep your accounts, logs and reports. Then ask what happens during an incident and whether response is included. A provider that answers all four clearly is usually a safe choice.