Don't Wait For A Security Incident.
Your business does not need another random cybersecurity product. It needs to know what is exposed, what needs protection, where the gaps are, and what should happen when something goes wrong. DriveTech helps businesses understand security requirements and compare available cybersecurity solutions around their actual environment.
Cybersecurity Problems Usually Start Small.
A suspicious email, stolen password, unpatched device or exposed remote service can become a much larger business problem. The goal is to build layers that reduce exposure and improve your ability to detect, contain and recover.
Phishing & Business Email Compromise
Convincing messages can attempt to steal credentials, redirect payments or deliver malicious content.
Stolen Passwords
Compromised credentials can provide access to business applications, accounts and cloud resources.
Malware & Ransomware
A compromised workstation or server can become an entry point for malicious activity and operational disruption.
Exposed Infrastructure
Poorly secured network devices, remote access and unnecessary exposure can increase attack surface.
Cloud Misconfiguration
Incorrect permissions, settings or access controls can create unnecessary exposure in cloud environments.
Data Loss
Security also means protecting the ability to recover business information after an incident, deletion or system failure.
Human Error
Employees can unintentionally click malicious links, expose information or bypass security processes.
Unmanaged Devices
Devices outside normal management and visibility can create security blind spots.
Backups That Cannot Be Trusted
Having a backup is different from having protected, tested and recoverable data.
An Attack Doesn't Stop At One Computer.
Modern security programs need to think across identities, endpoints, email, networks, cloud applications and data — not just antivirus.
Entry
Phishing, credential theft, malware, exposed services or other attack paths.
Access
Attackers attempt to obtain credentials, sessions or device access.
Persistence
Malicious activity may attempt to remain inside the environment.
Movement
Attackers may attempt to reach additional devices, accounts or systems.
Impact
Data theft, encryption, fraud, downtime or operational disruption.
Response
Detection, containment, investigation and recovery become critical.
Start With The Gap. Not The Product.
Instead of starting with a vendor name, DriveTech starts with the business problem and works backward toward the security requirement.
Protect The Business From Every Direction.
No single security product covers every attack path. A business security architecture can combine multiple layers based on users, devices, applications, locations, data and risk.
Identity & Access
Control who can access business systems and under what conditions.
- Multi-factor authentication
- Identity protection
- Conditional access
- Privileged access
- User lifecycle
Endpoint Security
Protect workstations, laptops, servers and other supported devices.
- Next-generation protection
- EDR
- Device visibility
- Vulnerability management
- Threat response
Email Security
Reduce exposure from phishing, malicious links and suspicious messages.
- Anti-phishing
- Malicious attachment protection
- Impersonation controls
- Email authentication
- User reporting
Network Security
Protect the network edge and control traffic entering or leaving the environment.
- Next-generation firewall
- Intrusion prevention
- Web filtering
- VPN
- Network segmentation
Cloud & SaaS Security
Security controls for cloud applications, workloads and configurations.
- Cloud access
- Configuration visibility
- Workload protection
- Application controls
- Data security
Managed Detection & Response
Add security operations capabilities when the business needs continuous monitoring, investigation and response.
- Threat monitoring
- Threat hunting
- Investigation
- Containment
- Escalation
Data Protection
Protect sensitive business information and reduce unnecessary data exposure.
- Data classification
- DLP
- Encryption
- Access controls
- Retention policies
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Prepare the business to recover critical systems and information after disruption.
- Protected backups
- Immutable copies
- Recovery testing
- Disaster recovery
- Business continuity
Build The Security Stack Around Your Business.
Your requirements may call for one security layer or a combination of several. DriveTech can help map the requirement before comparing available solutions.
Security Assessment
Review users, devices, applications, controls and security gaps to identify areas requiring attention.
Endpoint Security
Endpoint protection, detection and response capabilities for workstations, laptops and servers.
Identity & MFA
Strengthen account security using identity controls, MFA and access policies.
Email Security
Reduce exposure to phishing, malicious links, impersonation and email-based attacks.
Firewall & Network Security
Secure network traffic and control connectivity between users, locations, devices and external services.
Managed Detection & Response
Add security operations capabilities for monitoring, investigation, threat hunting and response.
SASE & Zero Trust
Security architecture for users, applications and devices operating across offices, remote locations and cloud environments.
Data Protection
Protect sensitive business data through access controls, classification, encryption and data loss prevention.
Backup & Recovery
Build a recovery strategy around protected backups, isolation, testing and business continuity.
Cloud Security
Security visibility and controls for cloud workloads, applications, identities and configurations.
Security Awareness
Help employees understand phishing, passwords, suspicious activity and safer technology behavior.
Incident Response Planning
Define who does what when a security incident occurs, including escalation, communication and recovery responsibilities.
See What Security Can Cost.
Some cybersecurity products publish public pricing. Use these numbers as a reference point — not as a final business quote.
Microsoft Defender
CrowdStrike
SentinelOne
Cisco Duo
Veeam
Microsoft Entra
Microsoft Defender
Managed Security
How Secure Is Your Business Right Now?
Don't start by buying another security tool. Start by understanding where your business actually needs protection. DriveTech can help review the environment, identify requirements and compare available solutions.
Free Security Checkup
Tell us what concerns you most. We'll help turn the concern into a practical security requirement.
Compare Technology. Don't Guess.
DriveTech can help evaluate security technologies across endpoint, identity, network, email, cloud, backup and managed security categories. The right combination depends on the environment.
Microsoft
Identity • Endpoint • Email
CrowdStrike
Endpoint • XDR
SentinelOne
Endpoint • Identity
Sophos
Endpoint • MDR
Fortinet
Firewall • Network
Palo Alto Networks
Network • SASE
Check Point
Network • Security
SonicWall
Firewall • Network
Cloudflare
Zero Trust • Network
Zscaler
SASE • Zero Trust
Okta
Identity • Access
Cisco
MFA • Network • Security
Veeam
Backup • Recovery
Acronis
Cyber Protection
Datto
Backup • BCDR
Barracuda
Email • Backup • Security
Huntress
MDR • Security
TPx
Managed IT • SecurityProvider and technology examples are shown for ecosystem context. They are not presented as a ranking or endorsement. Availability, compatibility, licensing and service scope vary by business.
What Happens If Something Gets Through?
A security strategy should consider both prevention and recovery. Protected backups, recovery procedures and incident planning can become critical when an incident affects business operations.
Protect Before The Incident
Reduce attack surface and improve visibility across the systems employees use every day.
Recover After The Incident
Build a recovery path so critical data and systems can be restored after ransomware, outage, deletion or another disruptive event.
Security Changes With Your Business.
A restaurant, medical practice, warehouse and multi-location office do not have identical users, devices, applications or operational risks.
Restaurants
POS systems, staff devices, guest Wi-Fi, payment environments, remote access and multiple locations.
Retail
Store devices, POS, employee accounts, network security and centralized multi-location management.
Healthcare
Identity, endpoint protection, sensitive information, network security and access controls.
Professional Services
Email, cloud applications, client data, employee devices and identity security.
Logistics
Distributed users, operational systems, connectivity, devices and remote facilities.
Warehouses
Wireless infrastructure, scanners, operational devices, network security and business continuity.
Hotels & Hospitality
Guest and staff networks, operational systems, endpoints and multi-department technology.
Multi-Location Businesses
Centralized identity, endpoint security, network protection, remote access and security visibility.
Don't Buy Security Blind.
We start with the environment and requirements, then work toward security options that can actually fit the business.
Understand
What does the business operate, where are users located and what systems matter?
Assess
Identify security gaps, exposure areas and existing controls.
Define
Turn the problem into specific security requirements.
Compare
Review available providers, platforms and service models.
Implement
Move forward with the option and scope that fits the business decision.
Questions Businesses Ask Before Securing Their Environment.
What does cybersecurity actually protect?
Cybersecurity can protect identities, endpoints, email, networks, applications, cloud workloads and business data. The exact controls depend on the environment and requirements.
Is antivirus enough for a business?
Traditional antivirus is only one security layer. Modern business security programs can also include identity protection, MFA, endpoint detection and response, email security, network controls, backup, monitoring and incident response.
What is EDR?
Endpoint Detection and Response is a security capability designed to provide visibility into endpoint activity and help detect, investigate and respond to suspicious or malicious behavior.
What is MDR?
Managed Detection and Response is a managed security service in which security specialists monitor, investigate and respond to threats according to the service's defined scope and response model.
What is Zero Trust?
Zero Trust is a security approach that does not automatically trust a user, device or connection based only on network location. Access decisions can consider identity, device state, application, context and policy.
What is SASE?
Secure Access Service Edge, or SASE, combines networking and security capabilities for users and applications across distributed and cloud-connected environments.
Can Microsoft 365 be part of our cybersecurity strategy?
Yes. Microsoft 365 security capabilities can include identity, endpoint, email and data protection depending on the subscription and services deployed.
Can cybersecurity be managed by an outside company?
Yes. Businesses can use managed security services, MDR providers, managed IT providers or specialized security firms depending on the required scope and internal capabilities.
Do I need to replace my existing security products?
Not necessarily. Existing technologies may be usable depending on their capabilities, configuration, licensing and compatibility. The assessment should determine whether replacement, integration, optimization or additional layers are appropriate.
Can DriveTech compare cybersecurity providers?
Yes. DriveTech can help understand your requirements and compare available security providers, technologies and service models without starting from a single mandatory vendor.
Is the security checkup free?
The initial DriveTech security checkup and comparison discussion is offered at no cost and without an obligation to purchase.
How much does cybersecurity cost?
Cost depends on users, devices, locations, security layers, licenses, monitoring, response requirements, compliance needs and service scope. A meaningful quote should be based on the actual environment rather than a generic number.
Don't Wait Until Something Happens. Find The Gaps Now.
Tell us what you're worried about, what you already have, and what you need protected. We'll help you understand the security requirement and compare available options.
DriveTech is a vendor-neutral technology and cybersecurity advisory service. Security capabilities, licensing, availability, response coverage, compliance requirements, pricing and implementation scope vary by provider, location, environment and selected service. No security solution can guarantee that every cyberattack will be prevented. Public pricing shown on this page is provided for reference and may change. Final pricing should be confirmed with the applicable provider or proposal.