Managed Cybersecurity Services

Cybersecurity Service Areas

CNS helps growing businesses strengthen identity, endpoints, networks, backups and incident readiness through remote managed and co-managed cybersecurity services.

Microsoft Solutions Partner - Security
Helping Businesses
Since 1989
Identity & Microsoft 365
Security
Endpoint & Network
Security
Backup & Incident
Readiness

Cybersecurity Service Areas

Remote managed and co-managed cybersecurity services are available nationwide. California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington have dedicated state and city directories; contact CNS directly for service in every other state.

West

  • Alaska
  • Arizona
  • California 79 city pages
  • Colorado
  • Hawaii
  • Idaho
  • Montana
  • Nevada 4 city guides
  • New Mexico
  • Oregon 7 city guides
  • Utah
  • Washington 12 city guides
  • Wyoming

Midwest

  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Iowa
  • Kansas
  • Michigan
  • Minnesota
  • Missouri
  • Nebraska
  • North Dakota
  • Ohio
  • South Dakota
  • Wisconsin

South

  • Alabama
  • Arkansas
  • Delaware
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Kentucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maryland
  • Mississippi
  • North Carolina
  • Oklahoma
  • South Carolina
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Virginia
  • West Virginia
  • Washington, DC

Northeast

  • Connecticut
  • Maine
  • Massachusetts
  • New Hampshire
  • New Jersey
  • New York
  • Pennsylvania
  • Rhode Island
  • Vermont
CORE PROTECTION AREAS

Managed cybersecurity services

CNS connects security planning, configuration and ongoing support across the systems your team depends on. Each engagement is scoped around the environment, business risk and internal ownership.

Top-down cybersecurity risk assessment planning session

Assessment &
planning

Find where access, devices, backups and alert ownership create the most business risk, then leave with a prioritized plan.

IT administrator reviewing Microsoft 365 identity and access settings

Microsoft 365
security

Strengthen sign-ins, administrator access and Microsoft 365 settings to reduce account takeover risk.

Network engineer inspecting business network connections

Endpoint & network
protection

Improve visibility across laptops and networks so suspicious activity can be investigated and contained faster.

Backup appliance and recovery media prepared for business continuity

Backup, recovery &
response

Know which systems must return first, whether backups can be restored and who leads the response.

A PRACTICAL PROCESS

How cybersecurity work starts

The first conversation establishes the business priority and relevant systems. Deeper assessment and implementation work is agreed before it begins.

STEP 01

Clarify the concern

Explain what changed, which systems matter and what outcome the business needs.

STEP 02

Review the relevant environment

Focus discovery on the identities, devices, networks, backups and obligations tied to the concern.

STEP 03

Set priorities and owners

Separate urgent corrections from planned improvements and document who owns the next actions.

STEP 04

Maintain the program

Use managed or co-managed support to review alerts, controls and priorities as the business changes.

INCIDENT HELP

Choose the right response path

Select the guide that matches what your team is seeing. Each page explains immediate actions, what to preserve and how CNS can help.

Suspicious device or account

Use this guide for malware alerts, unusual device behavior, unexpected sign-ins, suspicious email or possible account compromise.

Ransomware attack

Start here if files are encrypted, systems are unavailable or a ransom note appears. If insured, contact the carrier’s incident hotline promptly.

WHY CNS

Security decisions connected to day-to-day IT

CNS connects security planning with the cloud, devices, support processes and business requirements your team already uses.

Since 1989

Decades of business technology experience inform practical security decisions.

One accountable team

Planning, implementation and ongoing support stay connected.

Managed or co-managed

CNS can lead the work or support an internal IT team under a defined scope.

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Meet With John

Talk With John About Your Cybersecurity Priorities

Tell John what prompted you to take a closer look at security and where your team feels uncertain. During the initial cybersecurity conversation, you can review the systems that matter most, current concerns, business priorities and a practical next step.

If deeper assessment, configuration or incident response planning is needed, CNS will scope that work separately.

  • Discuss your main cybersecurity concern
  • Review identity, device, backup and response priorities
  • Identify the clearest next step
  • Confirm whether deeper technical discovery is needed
John Guarienti of Capital Network Solutions

Schedule Your Discovery Call Today

Complete the form to book a discovery call with CNS, where we’ll review your challenges and explore how we can help.

Cybersecurity Service Area Questions

CNS provides remote cybersecurity consultation, project work and ongoing managed or co-managed support nationwide. California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington currently have published state and city guides. Onsite availability depends on the project, timing and location.

Identity and Microsoft 365 reviews, planning, policy and configuration work, monitoring coordination, documentation and many ongoing administration tasks can be delivered remotely. Physical work is scoped when it is actually needed.

Yes. CNS can define a security project or provide co-managed support alongside internal staff or another provider. Roles, approvals, alerts and response steps are clarified before work begins.

Call (916) 866-9969 instead of submitting the consultation form. If you have cyber insurance, contact the carrier’s incident or breach hotline promptly and follow its process.

The review is a consultation about what prompted you to reach out, which systems matter and where protection or recovery feels uncertain. It is not a technical audit; deeper work is scoped separately.