Cybersecurity for SMEs: protect your business before it's too late.
SMEs are the number one target of today’s cyberattacks: seen as more vulnerable, they are targeted more often. Devillard supports you with an approach designed for your reality.
Why your SME is a target
Many business leaders think their company is too small to interest cybercriminals. That is a dangerous misconception. Modern cyberattacks are largely automated: they are not looking for a specific target, they are looking for an open door. And SMEs often have several.
- Attacks are automated: they look for an open door, not a specific target
- A weak password or a careless click is enough to compromise everything
- Consequences: business downtime, data loss, high costs
- The good news: most incidents are avoidable
Our approach to cybersecurity for SMEs
At Devillard, cybersecurity is not a product we sell you. It is an ongoing process we build with you, step by step, starting from your actual situation.
IT security audit
It all starts with knowing where you stand. Our audit takes an in-depth look at your environment: workstations, servers, network, access rights, passwords, backups and email.
You receive a detailed report with risks ranked by criticality and a prioritised action plan, written in plain language so you can make informed decisions.
Endpoint and network protection
Antivirus alone is no longer enough. Protecting your environment relies on several complementary layers.
We deploy EDR solutions that detect threats in real time, next-generation firewalls and centralised update management.
- Antivirus and EDR on every workstation
- Monitored professional firewalls
- Anti-phishing email filtering
- Encryption of sensitive data
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
- Centralised patch management
Phishing awareness: the training that saves businesses
90% of cyberattacks start with a fraudulent email. Training your employees is the most cost-effective investment.
Our programmes combine hands-on sessions with realistic attack simulations. After a targeted programme, the click rate on fraudulent emails can fall by more than 70%.
Data backup and business continuity plan
An untested backup is not a backup, it is a false sense of security.
We set up multi-level backups (local, off-site, cloud) with regular restore tests, and help you define a clear business continuity plan: who does what in the event of an incident.
- Daily automatic backup
- Multi-level retention
- Regular restore tests
- Written and tested business continuity plan
The 3 fundamental best practices
If you remember only three things about cybersecurity for your SME:
Strong, unique passwords
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) on all critical access
Updates applied within 24 to 48 hours.