🔐 CTECH Offers Free Cybersecurity Briefings for Small and Medium Businesses

Having a firewall, antivirus software, and strong passwords is no longer enough. That’s why CTECH is now offering complimentary 30-minute cybersecurity briefings to all small and medium-sized businesses.

Our goal is simple: to help business owners understand the real risks they face—and the powerful, accessible tools available to protect them.

Why This Matters

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue—it’s a business survival issue. Threat actors don’t discriminate based on company size. If your business has:

• Processing power

• Storage space

• Contact or banking information

  
  

…then you’re a target.

What used to be enterprise-level security—costing millions—is now available to businesses of any size. But many owners are unaware of this shift, and that’s where we come in.

More Than Just Tools

Modern cybersecurity isn’t just about software. In fact, the tools are only one-third of the equation. The other two-thirds?

1. Policies – Easily configurable rules that protect your documents, emails, and systems.

2. People – Your staff is often your biggest vulnerability. But with the right training and awareness, they can become your strongest defense.

   
   

Most of these improvements aren’t technical—they’re business decisions. And that means you, the business owner, are in the best position to make them.

What You’ll Learn in the Briefing

In just 30 minutes, we’ll walk you through:

• The current threat landscape for SMBs

• What modern cybersecurity looks like

• How to apply enterprise-grade protections affordably

• Simple policy changes that make a big impact

• How to turn your team into a security asset

  
  

This isn’t a sales pitch. It’s a dedicated cybersecurity presentation tailored to your business reality.

Ready to Get Informed?

Check out this small video we did a while ago on policies:

This is only the start!

Reach out to us today and schedule your free cybersecurity briefing. Let’s make sure your business is protected—not just patched.