Managed Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)
Real-time threat detection and automated response across all business devices. Stop attacks before they spread.
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Security-First Protection For Growing Businesses
Most small businesses are targeted by cyberattacks because attackers know they have fewer defenses than large enterprises. IIS delivers enterprise-grade cybersecurity protection built specifically for growing businesses in the High Desert and Inland Empire.
300%
Increase in cyberattacks
Targeting small businesses since 2020
$200,000
Average ransomware cost
Impact on a small business
60%
Close after major attacks
Within 6 months of a cyberattack
94%
Malware via email
Of malware is delivered through email
Cybersecurity Services Built For Business Protection
Microsoft Defender Deployment
Full deployment and configuration of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Identity, and Cloud across your Microsoft 365 environment.
Managed Antivirus & Malware Protection
Enterprise-grade antivirus management, automated updates, and real-time malware scanning across all endpoints.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Deployment
Deploy and manage MFA across Microsoft 365, email, VPN, and business applications to prevent unauthorized access.
Identity & Access Management
Control who has access to what across your entire organization using Microsoft Entra ID and zero-trust principles.
Email Security & Phishing Protection
Block phishing attacks, malicious attachments, and business email compromise before they reach your inbox.
Security Awareness Training
Train your employees to recognize phishing, social engineering, and cyber threats before they click the wrong link.
Backup Security & Ransomware Protection
Immutable backup architecture that protects your data from ransomware encryption and ensures fast recovery.
Incident Response Planning
Build a documented incident response plan so your team knows exactly what to do when a security incident occurs.
Vulnerability Assessment
Identify security gaps across your network, endpoints, and cloud environment before attackers find them first.
Why IIS Takes a Security-First Approach
✔Security is built into every service IIS delivers, not added as an afterthought
✔Microsoft Defender and zero-trust architecture are standard in every managed IT engagement
✔IIS brings enterprise security frameworks (NIST, CIS Controls) to businesses of all sizes
✔Every IIS client gets endpoint protection, MFA, and backup security as a baseline minimum
Security operations
Protection, detection, response, and recovery are coordinated through documented, practical controls—not a fabricated dashboard.
Cybersecurity Practices Aligned With Leading Frameworks
NIST Cybersecurity Framework
Risk identification, protection, detection, response, and recovery aligned with NIST CSF standards.
CIS Controls
18 prioritized security controls designed specifically for small and midsize business environments.
HIPAA Security Rule
Technical safeguards and access controls for healthcare organizations handling patient data.
CMMC
Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification readiness for defense contractors and government suppliers.
PCI DSS
Payment card data security controls for businesses that process or store credit card transactions.
ISO 27001
Information security management system best practices and controls aligned with ISO 27001 standards.
IIS provides technology implementation support aligned with these frameworks. IIS does not provide legal or regulatory compliance certification services.
Leadership risk view
IIS translates technical findings into priorities your leadership team can act on.
Find Out If Your Business Has Hidden Security Gaps
The 16-page Business Technology Health Guide includes a 21-question cybersecurity risk evaluation that identifies endpoint gaps, backup vulnerabilities, and identity risks in your current environment. Takes 10–15 minutes. No cost.
✔Cybersecurity risk score included
✔Identify your most critical vulnerabilities
✔Receive a prioritized action plan
Cybersecurity Questions Business Owners Ask
Yes. Small businesses are targeted precisely because attackers know they typically have fewer defenses. Over 60% of cyberattacks target small and midsize businesses.