Security scan and risk analysis
We map your weak spots before someone else does, with a clear report and priorities.
Cybersecurity and backup: protect what matters
Cyberattacks can hit any business. We make sure your data is safe, now and later.
01What you get
What you get from us
Ransomware, phishing or a server crash can happen to anyone. Assist2go combines practical security with reliable backups, matched to the size of your business.
Firewall and network security
Protection at every level of your IT, from router to server.
Email protection against phishing
Filtering, awareness and policy, so employees do not fall for traps.
Endpoint protection
Laptops, workstations and mobile devices protected against malware and ransomware.
Automatic backups
Local or in the cloud, so your data stays yours alone.
Recovery plan
A clear plan for when things do go wrong, with as little downtime as possible.
02In depth
The basics first
Most attacks on small businesses succeed because the basics are not in order. Four measures together cover most of the risks: multi-factor sign-in on email and files, updates that actually get installed, limited permissions for users and an off-site backup that has been tested.
Every approach starts there, because it costs little and achieves a lot. We build further on that foundation, depending on what your business does and what data you hold.
03
People are part of security
Most incidents begin with a message that looks genuine: an invoice, a notice from the bank, a request from the director. Technology can stop a lot, but not everything. A team that knows what to look for and reports a doubtful email without hesitation is the last line of defence.
We give a short briefing with real-life examples, adapted to how you work.
04
A plan for when it goes wrong anyway
No security is complete. That is why a plan goes with it: who you call, what you disconnect, what you do not do and how you recover. A backup that has been tested determines how quickly you can work again. You can read more in our explanation of what a good backup is.
For the consequences of ransomware, the best-known form of data hostage-taking, we have a separate page: protection against ransomware.
05
GDPR, NIS2 and what comes with them
The GDPR requires businesses that process personal data to secure it properly and to report a data breach. The European NIS2 directive applies to certain sectors and from a certain size. Whether your business falls under it depends on your sector and size, and is best assessed by a lawyer or your trade association.
What we do is set up the technology so that you can meet reasonable requirements, and help you gather the facts for such an assessment: which systems you use, where data is stored and which measures are in place.
How we work
How we work
Analysis
Security scan, an overview of your systems and a check of your current backups.
Implementation
We set up security layers, backups and agreements, tested and documented.
Maintenance
Monitoring, updates and regular recovery tests, so you stay protected.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
Is cybersecurity only for large companies?
No. Smaller businesses are often attacked precisely because their security is less well arranged. We provide tailored solutions.
Where are my backups stored?
Locally or in the cloud, depending on your wishes and requirements.
How quickly can I work again after an incident?
That depends on your setup. With a good recovery plan and regular tests we keep downtime as short as possible.
Can employees also receive training?
Yes. Training on phishing and other digital threats makes your team more alert.
How do I know how vulnerable my business is?
Start with the free website check or request a security scan. You get concrete insight and advice.
What is multi-factor sign-in?
Besides your password, you confirm the sign-in a second way, for example with a notification on your phone. A stolen password is then not enough to sign in. It is the measure that prevents most account takeovers.
What should I do after a data breach?
Limit the damage by closing off access and contact us. If personal data is involved, many businesses have a duty to report to the Dutch Data Protection Authority within 72 hours of discovery. We help gather the facts.
Service area
Also in our home region
Anywhere in the Netherlands, remote and on site. Choose a place in our home region.
- Security & Backup in Amersfoort
- Security & Backup in Soest
- Security & Backup in Baarn
- Security & Backup in Leusden
- Security & Backup in Woudenberg
- Security & Backup in Hilversum
Working together
Let us see what your business needs
Request a quote or schedule a call. We usually reply within one working day.
info@assist2go.nlMon-Fri 09:00-17:00