Managed cybersecurity for growing businesses.

A consistent security routine, without building a department.

RedSocCyber brings your agreed security responsibilities into one managed program. Instead of treating each alert, configuration question, and patch review as a separate project, you have a defined scope and a regular rhythm for deciding what matters next.

This service is built for smaller organizations that need ongoing security ownership. It can complement your internal team or an existing IT provider. We do not require you to replace a working support relationship.

What your program can include

• Account and endpoint baselines: documented settings and access expectations for the systems included in your agreement.
• Routine security reviews: patch status, permissions, and an agreed schedule for examining exposure.
• Actionable reporting: completed work, outstanding risks, and the decisions that require your approval.
• Scoped remediation: a defined monthly allowance for scheduled changes, with additional projects agreed separately.

Start with your business, not a tool list.

We begin by understanding your team, business applications, current support, and priorities. Technical access comes only after authorization. Your proposal identifies the included tenant, workstations, service activities, support hours, and responsibility for each type of decision.

Monthly reporting then gives you a way to check progress against that scope. Larger infrastructure changes, emergency incident work, or new locations are discussed as separate requirements, not silently added to a bundle.

Choose an appropriate starting point.

Essential starts at $1,250 per month for up to 10 users and workstations. Managed starts at $2,500 for up to 25. Managed Plus starts at $4,000 for up to 50. Onboarding and third-party licenses are separate.

These are business-hours services. A staffed 24/7 security operations center, unlimited helpdesk, penetration testing, server administration, and breach remediation are not included in the published plans.