Security that's built in, not bolted on.
Cybersecurity, backup, identity and compliance — so a phishing email or a lost laptop doesn't turn into a costly crisis.
Four ways we help you stay protected.
Cybersecurity
Endpoint protection, email filtering and threat monitoring set up to stop the everyday attacks that actually hit growing businesses.
Backup & disaster recovery
Automated backups for your files, email and systems — tested regularly, so recovery isn't a surprise on the day you need it.
Identity & access
Multi-factor authentication, access controls and password policies that fit how your team actually works.
Compliance
Practical support toward frameworks like Cyber Essentials and GDPR — explained plainly, without the jargon.
What's actually happening to businesses like yours.
The headlines focus on ransomware. The everyday reality, according to the UK government's own research, looks a bit different — and it's exactly what Protect is built around.
of the breaches businesses experienced were phishing attacks — the single most disruptive kind1
reported a ransomware attack last year, down from 3% — the everyday risk is phishing and human error, not headline-grabbing hacks1
of UK businesses have no formal plan for what to do when something goes wrong1
Source: 1 gov.uk Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/26. Independent industry figures, not Quest360 client results.
Signs you might need Protect.
- Nobody could tell you with confidence whether your backups actually work.
- Multi-factor authentication isn't switched on everywhere it should be.
- A past employee might still technically have access to something.
- You've never had a proper look at where your business is actually exposed.
- A client or insurer has started asking about your security setup and you don't have a confident answer.
- You'd have no idea what to do in the first hour after a security incident.
60-second security quick check
Five honest yes/no questions — a quick gut-check, not a full audit.
1. Does everyone use multi-factor authentication (MFA) on email and key accounts?
2. Are your backups tested, not just running in the background?
3. Would you know within a day if an account had been compromised?
4. Do leavers have their access removed immediately, not "at some point"?
5. Is there a written plan for what to do if something goes wrong?
Protect FAQs
Yes, very often more so — most attacks are automated and untargeted, and small and mid-sized businesses tend to have fewer defences in place than large enterprises.
It's a UK government-backed certification showing you meet a baseline of security practices. Some clients and insurers ask for it — we can guide you through what's involved.
Having a response plan in place before an incident is most of the work — we help you build one, and support you through it if it's ever needed.
We help with the technical side — access controls, backups, data handling practices. For legal advice on GDPR obligations specifically, we'd point you to a qualified advisor.
No — we're not an insurer, but we can help you meet the security requirements insurers typically ask for, and point you toward brokers if you need cover.
Backup is having a copy of your data. Disaster recovery is having a tested plan to actually get back up and running from it. We set up both, not just the copy.
Find out where you're exposed.
A free, no-obligation look at your current security setup.