Managed IT & security · Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission & Langley

Managed IT for small offices

Your computers, accounts and backups need someone watching them. I set them up properly once, then check them every month and report back in plain English.

Offices of about 2 to 30 people Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace Everything in your business’s name

What managed IT means here:

Some people call this a managed service provider, or MSP. For you it means one person looks after your office IT as an ongoing service, instead of only when something breaks.

One-time setup

  • Multi-factor sign-in on everyone’s email and on admin accounts
  • Separate admin accounts, and old accounts closed
  • Protection set up on every computer
  • Email filtering, and your domain set up so it is harder to fake
  • Backups for email and files, a copy kept separate, and a test restore
  • Monitoring on each computer: updates, disk space, security alerts

Every month

  • Updates reviewed and applied
  • Alerts checked on business days
  • New staff set up, and leavers’ accounts closed
  • A plain-English report: what is protected, what changed, what needs your decision

What you can show your insurer:

The answers insurance applications ask for. Each monthly report lists what is in place (multi-factor sign-in, protection on each computer, updates and backups) for when an insurance application asks.

How support works:

By email. Email info@sd-techsolutions.com or use the check-up form. I reply within one business day. One person, not an around-the-clock help desk.

Around your hours. Planned work is scheduled around your hours, evenings or weekends included.

An honest promise. No security service can promise to stop every attack. What I promise is that the basics insurers ask about are in place, checked and reported.

What I set it up on:

I hold no vendor quota, so the recommendation is whatever fits, including keeping what you have.

Microsoft 365
The security already in your licence, switched on and configured: sign-in rules, device rules, email filtering and protection on each computer.
Google Workspace
The same basics on Google: two-step sign-in, device management, and email set up so it is harder to fake.
A named vendor
Sophos or a similar product, where your insurer or one of your own clients asks for one.
Open source
The open-source monitoring tools I publish, which detect and alert and are in beta. See what they do and do not do.

See it working:

The monitoring dashboard I use, on invented data for a made-up business: device health, alerts, security detections with my notes, updates and help-desk tickets. View only. Open the demos →

Common questions:

Do I have to replace my computers?

No. The check-up tells you what is fine, what needs attention, and what is past its support date.

Do you work with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace?

Yes, both.

Who owns the accounts?

You do. Licences are billed to you directly, and admin access is documented and handed over.

Book a free IT check-up

One visit and a one-page summary of what I find. No obligation, and I change nothing on your systems during it.

  • Your website, domain and email
  • Your computers and updates
  • Your backups
  • How people sign in
  • A quick look at your network

Prefer email? Write to info@sd-techsolutions.com. I reply within one business day.

It comes straight to me, and goes nowhere else.

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