Your SMB's security, run end to end
Where you are
You run an SMB of 10 to 100 seats. Your customers, your cyber-insurer or a standard (ISO, SOC 2) now expect you to prove you take security seriously. But you have no CISO, basic antivirus no longer cuts it, and every layer — endpoints, servers, identities, backups — comes from a different vendor. Nobody holds the full picture, and that is exactly where incidents slip through.
How Kovant solves it
We run your security posture day to day, under one contract. Rather than sell you fear, we give you a clear picture and take the operational load off your hands.
- Security administration: identities, MFA, access, patching, secrets and compliance — handled without you hiring.
- EDR/XDR & automation: detection and response on your endpoints and servers, with isolation and blocking triggered automatically.
- Server hardening: a CIS/ANSSI baseline set and then kept, with drift monitoring.
- Security software: password vault, sovereign VPN and encrypted backup, installed and maintained.
- IT support: the helpdesk and fleet monitoring, in the same contract.
What’s included
Ongoing administration of your identities and access, patch application, regular access reviews, secrets kept in a vault, and a compliance report ready to hand to a customer or auditor. Everything is sovereign, EU self-hosted, and visible from a single dashboard.
Outcomes
- A posture that stays current, not an audit forgotten in a drawer.
- Reusable proof of compliance for your tenders and your insurance.
- One point of contact, one invoice, one bilingual SLA.
FAQ
Do we need a CISO in-house? No. We carry the role day to day and give you board-level reporting (vCISO-light).
Administration versus a SOC — what’s the difference? Administration handles configuration and governance; 24/7 monitoring and incident response belong to SOC & incident response, which you can add on.
What happens during an incident? We handle triage, and escalation to the SOC is documented in advance — you know who does what before it happens.