For years, we’ve watched small and medium businesses struggle with a difficult reality: cybersecurity is rigged against them. They are told to buy an antivirus program, install a password manager, and cross their fingers. But when a real attack hits—when the screens freeze or the data disappears—that single piece of software feels woefully inadequate.
That uncomfortable truth is why we created Cyber Assist.
The Problem We Couldn’t Ignore. We started by looking at the cybersecurity solutions being pushed to small businesses. We saw three major, persistent problems:
- Fragmented Security: Businesses were forced to stitch together five different services: one for antivirus, one for passwords, one for backups, and two more for monitoring. This creates gaps. A threat could easily slip between the cracks of disconnected systems, leaving the business owner as the unpaid Chief Security Officer who has to manage five different subscriptions and dashboards.
- The “Set It and Forget It” Myth: Most small business owners don’t have time to be experts. They install a tool, assume they are safe, and then—months later—they discover their system hasn’t been monitored correctly, or a critical update was missed. Security requires constant vigilance, not just installation.
- The Panic Button Was Missing: When a breach or ransomware attack happened, the panic was instant. Clients would call, terrified, with no clear path to recovery. Their expensive security software didn’t come with a direct line to a specialist who could guide them through the disaster in real-time.




This is a useful post for finding broken links within the website, what about links pointing outwards that are broken? I can use a free web service but wondered if this was possible.
Great tool! I am using a redirect plugin to send all my 404’s to my home page but I think it’s slacking sometimes.