Microsoft security foundation
Configure and manage Microsoft 365 security controls, including Defender for Business, Entra policies, MFA, Conditional Access, and emergency access accounts.
Managed cybersecurity for growing businesses
Your security stack, managed as one.
Falcon Cyber hardens Microsoft 365, protects endpoints and email, manages identity and patching, and turns SIEM signals into action—under one accountable team.
- Built for SMB teams
- One accountable operating partner
- Scope agreed up front
Technology managed within scope
- Microsoft 365
- Defender for Business
- Microsoft Sentinel
- SentinelOne
- OneLogin
- Automox
Why Falcon Cyber
Security tools only work when someone owns the operating model.
Growing businesses often inherit disconnected tools, uneven policies, and alerts nobody has time to investigate. We bring the essential layers together under a managed program with clear ownership.
- 01
Close the gaps between tools
Identity, device, email, and cloud controls are reviewed as one connected environment.
- 02
Reduce operational drag
A defined managed scope and escalation path replace avoidable vendor handoffs.
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Turn signals into decisions
Tuning, investigation, and reporting keep your attention on actionable risk.
Managed coverage
Six essential layers. One operating model.
The stack is tailored to your environment, but the goal stays consistent: fewer gaps, clearer ownership, and a practical path from signal to action.
Endpoint detection and response
Deploy and manage SentinelOne, investigate alerts, and follow the response actions defined in your service agreement.
Email trust and protection
Configure Microsoft 365 email protections plus SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to help reduce spoofing and impersonation risk.
Managed identity
Configure and manage OneLogin access policies for the users and applications included in your scope.
Endpoint management
Use Automox to automate patching, maintain device visibility, and perform the endpoint-management work defined in your scope.
Security analytics
Configure and tune Microsoft Sentinel, review security data, and surface issues that require action.
Final responsibilities, response authority, licensing, and onboarding requirements are documented before service begins.
How the engagement works
A clear path from current risk to managed protection.
- 01
Assess
Review the environment, surface material risks, and establish the right priorities.
- 02
Define
Agree on scope, responsibilities, access, licensing, and escalation authority.
- 03
Harden
Configure the agreed protections, policies, integrations, and operating workflow.
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Operate
Manage, tune, report, and adapt the program as your business and risk change.
A Falcon Protection Services company
Digital protection with a protection-first mindset.
Falcon Cyber extends the parent company's protection focus to the identities, devices, email, and cloud systems businesses depend on.
Visit Falcon Protection Services- Business fit
- Built around small and midsize teams
- Operating model
- One team across essential security layers
- Engagement
- Assessment first, then defined scope
Pricing
Clear pricing. Defined scope.
A straightforward managed service fee, with licensing and onboarding confirmed before you commit.
The managed service fee covers the services and operating responsibilities agreed in your proposal. Your exact scope, onboarding requirements, licensing, usage, and environment-specific needs are confirmed before service begins.
Software licenses are separate unless they are explicitly included in your proposal. We review what you already have, what the managed scope requires, and the associated costs before onboarding.
It can, when responsibilities, access, handoffs, and escalation contacts are clearly defined during assessment. The operating model is documented before ongoing service begins.
Escalation and response follow the contacts, responsibilities, and authority established in your service agreement. Available actions depend on the managed scope you approve.
We review the environment, confirm scope and access, configure the agreed controls and integrations, validate the operating workflow, and then transition into ongoing management.
Start with an assessment
Know what is exposed, who owns it, and what to fix first.
Tell us about your environment and priorities. We'll help determine fit and recommend the next practical step.