CYBERSECURITY — LOS ANGELES & NASHVILLE

Cybersecurity Services for Los Angeles & Nashville Businesses

Security isn't an add-on at TVG. It's built into how we run your IT, from the firewall and the inbox to the backups and the people. When something does get through, our incident response team is already part of the relationship.

What does a cybersecurity provider do for a small business?

A cybersecurity provider protects your computers, email, cloud accounts, and data from attacks, watches for threats around the clock, and responds when something goes wrong. For a small or mid-sized business that usually means endpoint protection, email filtering, multi-factor authentication, patching, backups, staff training, compliance support, and a tested plan for incidents like ransomware or email fraud.

What we protect

Endpoints and devices

Managed endpoint protection, patching, and device monitoring on every laptop, desktop, and server.

Email and Microsoft 365

Email threat filtering, multi-factor authentication, and hardened Microsoft 365 settings. Most attacks start in the inbox, so that's where we start.

Backups you can restore

Backups of servers, endpoints, and your Microsoft 365 tenant, tested so recovery works when you need it. See Business Continuity & Backup.

Your people

Security awareness training, so staff spot the fake invoice before they pay it.

Compliance

HIPAA and other regulatory requirements built into your IT, with the documentation auditors and insurers ask for. See HIPAA Compliance.

AI use

Rules and technical controls for how staff use AI tools with company data. See AI Security & Governance.

24/7 incident response

Ransomware, business email compromise, a suspected breach. When it happens, you need people who already know your systems, not a vendor you're meeting for the first time. Our team contains the attack, investigates what happened, and gets you running again, working with your cyber insurer and legal counsel.

Incident response services · Ransomware response · Business email compromise · Data breach response

Real incidents, real recoveries

Law firm ransomware recovery

How a law firm got back to work after a ransomware attack. Read the case study

Healthcare HIPAA compliance

Bringing a healthcare practice's IT in line with HIPAA. Read the case study

Real estate BEC prevention

Stopping business email compromise at a real estate firm. Read the case study

Cyber insurance readiness

Insurers now ask detailed questions about MFA, backups, endpoint protection, and incident plans before they'll quote or renew. We help you meet those requirements and document them. See Cyber insurance requirements.

How we get you secure

STEP 1Assessa risk assessment of your systems, accounts, and gaps
STEP 2Prioritizefix the highest-risk items first
STEP 3Protectdeploy and manage the security stack
STEP 4Trainget staff recognizing threats
STEP 5Monitor & respondwatch around the clock and act fast
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What cybersecurity does a small business need?

At minimum: multi-factor authentication on email and remote access, managed endpoint protection, regular patching, email filtering, tested backups, staff security training, and an incident response plan. Regulated businesses also need compliance controls like those required by HIPAA.

What should we do if we've been hit by ransomware?

Disconnect affected machines from the network without powering them off, don't contact the attackers, notify your cyber insurance carrier, and call an incident response team right away. Avoid wiping or restoring systems until evidence is preserved.

Do you work with our cyber insurance carrier?

Yes. We help clients meet insurer security requirements before renewal, and during an incident we coordinate with your carrier and legal counsel.

Do you serve both Los Angeles and Nashville?

Yes. TVG has offices in Burbank, CA and Franklin, TN, serving businesses across Greater Los Angeles and Middle Tennessee.

Find out where you're exposed

Start with a free cyber risk assessment. We'll show you the gaps and what to fix first.