Would your IT company notice a login from overseas?
Your inbox holds your whole firm: client data, the money, your name on every email. It's the most common way in, and the least watched.
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This wasn't you. What should happen next?
Exsenic caught this in 4 seconds.
The IRS doesn't just want a security plan. It holds you to it.
Every tax and accounting firm is now required to keep a written information security plan, the WISP you certify when you renew your PTIN. It is not a box you check once and forget. If client data is breached because that plan was ignored or never really followed, your firm is the one held accountable. And once someone is inside your email, they have everything they need to do real damage. That is the gap we close.
Most firms that get breached already had protection.
Endpoint security. Spam filtering. Even awareness training. The firms in the headlines had all of it. None of it stops a single tired click, or one password typed into a page that looked completely real. What actually saves you is someone watching for the break-in the moment it happens. It's exactly what we watch for.
Why firms like yours work with us
The technobabble stays with us. You get plain English and a firm that is actually covered.
We write your WISP
Not a template to file and forget. A real plan, with the controls actually behind it.
We speak your software
QuickBooks, Drake, Lacerte, the tools your firm runs on. Most IT shops dodge them. We don't.
We guard the whole firm
Veteran-owned, military-grade security, down to watching your email for the overseas login most IT never catches.
I cannot recommend Stephen and Exsenic IT Solutions more highly.
The peace of mind that settles in once working with them is amazing.
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