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Cybersecurity Services

Cybersecurity that fits a South Florida small business

Practical protection against ransomware, phishing and unpatched systems, plus help preparing for HIPAA, PCI DSS and FERPA requirements.

Attackers do not only go after big companies. Small businesses hold customer data and payment details, and they often have fewer defenses, which makes them easier targets.

BizIT Consultants helps South Florida businesses close the gaps that criminals use most: missed updates, exposed systems, weak passwords and staff who have never been taught to spot a scam. I have 23+ years in technology, including enterprise cybersecurity and identity management, and I hold CompTIA, Microsoft and Cisco certifications.

I keep it practical. You get a clear list of what to fix first, and I help you fix it.

Sound familiar?

Problems I help businesses solve

  • One bad click could stop the business

    A single phishing email can lead to locked files and a ransom demand. Most owners have no plan for that day.

  • Updates fall through the cracks

    Known software flaws are a common way in. They stay open when nobody is responsible for patching.

  • Compliance feels like a maze

    HIPAA, PCI DSS and FERPA come with long requirements, and it is hard to know whether you are covered.

  • Staff are the weakest link

    Employees want to be helpful, which is exactly what scammers count on. Without training, they cannot tell a fake from a real request.

Recognize any of these?

Tell me what is going on. The first conversation is free.

What I do

Cybersecurity Services

Why BizIT

What you get working with me

  • Know where you stand

    You get a written view of your risks in plain language, ranked by what matters most.

  • Lower odds of a costly incident

    Closing the common gaps makes you a harder target than the business next door.

  • Easier conversations with insurers, clients and auditors

    Documented controls and assessments help when someone asks how you protect their data.

Who this is for

  • Medical and dental practices (HIPAA)
  • Retail, restaurants and hospitality (PCI DSS)
  • Schools and training providers (FERPA)
  • Law, accounting and financial offices
  • Real estate and title companies
  • Logistics and import-export companies

How it works

From first call to working solution

  1. Step 1

    Free consultation

    I learn what data you hold, what rules apply and what worries you most.

  2. Step 2

    Assess

    I scan and review your systems, accounts, backups and policies.

  3. Step 3

    Fix

    I patch, configure and train, starting with the biggest risks.

  4. Step 4

    Maintain

    Security is ongoing, so I keep updating, rescanning and reminding staff.

FAQ

Common questions

Is my small business really a target for hackers?

Yes. Attackers use automated tools that scan for weak systems, whatever the company size. Small businesses are often hit because they have valuable data and fewer protections.

What does a cybersecurity assessment include?

I review your devices, network, accounts, backups and settings, scan what is visible from the internet, and give you a prioritized list of fixes. I can then help you carry them out.

Can you make me HIPAA, PCI or FERPA compliant?

I assess your environment against these standards and help fix technical and process gaps. Compliance also involves policies and decisions only you can make, and I am not a law firm, so I cannot provide legal advice or certify compliance.

What does Florida law require after a data breach?

Florida's data breach law generally requires businesses to take reasonable measures to protect personal information and to notify affected people within 30 days of a breach, with the state notified when 500 or more Floridians are affected. Check with your attorney about your situation.

How does employee training help?

Many attacks start with a convincing email or call. Short, regular training teaches staff what to look for and what to do, which stops attacks that software alone may miss.

What should I do if I think I have been hacked?

Disconnect the affected computer from the network, do not pay or reply to anyone yet, and call me. Quick action limits the damage.

Find the gaps before someone else does

Book a free consultation and get a straight answer about your risks.