Cybersecurity
Practical, layered protection for your people, devices, and data, grounded in recognized frameworks and tailored to how your organization actually works.
Good security isn’t about buying the most products or scaring your staff into compliance. It’s about understanding where your real risks are and addressing them in a way your team can live with. OPTGA starts every engagement with a security baseline, then builds protection in clear, prioritized layers, from the devices people use to the email and cloud accounts that hold your most sensitive information.
We assess your current posture against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, identify the gaps that matter most, and give you a plain-language roadmap for closing them. That means hardening Microsoft 365 with multi-factor authentication and conditional access, deploying modern endpoint protection, locking down email with SPF, DMARC, and DKIM, and putting an incident response plan in place before you ever need it.
Because we understand the budgets and missions of the nonprofits, small businesses, ministries, and professional firms we serve, our recommendations are right-sized. You get the protection your data and reputation require, without paying for enterprise tooling you’ll never use, and a partner who plans the next layer with you rather than waiting for an incident to force the conversation.
Layered protection, end to end
- Internal and external vulnerability scanning
- Firewall installation and policy configuration
- Endpoint protection with EDR and XDR
- Microsoft 365 hardening: MFA, conditional access, and secure score
- Phishing simulations with custom reporting
- Incident response planning and playbooks
- Email security assessments for SPF, DMARC, and DKIM
- NIST Framework gap analysis and risk assessments
- Data loss prevention and encryption strategy
Who this is for
Cybersecurity is essential for any organization that handles donor records, client files, financial data, or protected information, which is to say, nearly all of them. It’s especially valuable for nonprofits and small businesses facing grant or contract security requirements, professional service firms with compliance obligations, and any team that has grown faster than its security has kept up. If you’re not sure where you stand, a risk assessment is the right place to begin.