MANAGED CYBERSECURITY SERVICES
Layered Security. Clear Accountability.
BreachHammer combines Defense-in-Depth and Zero Trust principles with security engineering, continuous monitoring, and managed controls to reduce risk and strengthen resilience.
CORE CAPABILITIES
Defense-in-Depth & Zero Trust Security
Layered preventative, detective, and responsive controls protect endpoints, identities, applications, email, networks, and cloud environments—guided by Zero Trust principles.
- Application control, least privilege, and identity protection
- Endpoint detection and response (EDR), managed detection and response (MDR), and continuous monitoring
- Network and email security, plus vulnerability management
- Incident response readiness and coordinated containment
Coverage, responsibilities, and licensing are defined in your service agreement.
CORE 01
24/7 Security Monitoring & Coordinated Response
Our managed service includes 24/7 analyst-backed monitoring, with response roles and escalation paths defined in your agreement.
- Alert review, investigation, and escalation
- Incident response readiness and coordinated containment
- Security event correlation and threat detection
CORE 02
Managed Endpoint & Identity Protection
Protect devices and accounts, investigate threats, and coordinate containment.
- Endpoint detection and response, managed response coordination, and identity threat detection
- Containment and remediation support
- Automated endpoint isolation and account containment
CORE 03
Application Control & Ransomware Hardening
Allow approved applications, restrict their access, and reduce ransomware exposure.
- Application allowlisting and policy enforcement
- Lateral-movement and execution controls
- Application ringfencing and behavioral controls
CORE 04
Privileged Access & Least Privilege
Reduce standing administrator access while preserving approved access for legitimate work.
- Just-in-time privileged access
- Auditable access decisions
CORE 05
Managed Vulnerability Management
Risk-prioritized scanning turns technical findings into a focused remediation plan.
- Asset and vulnerability visibility
- Remediation tracking and reporting
- Scheduled or continuous discovery of assets and exposed systems
CORE 06
Authorized Network Security Testing
Scoped, authorized testing helps identify exploitable paths and validate whether defenses work as intended.
- Safe, repeatable security validation
- Technical and executive-ready reporting
CORE 07
Protective DNS & Web Filtering
Block malicious destinations and enforce safer browsing policies before connections become incidents.
- Threat and content filtering
- DNS-level policy enforcement
- Roaming-device protection beyond the office network
CORE 08
Security Awareness & Credential Monitoring
Targeted education and exposure monitoring help reduce account takeover and social-engineering risk.
- Role-based training and phishing simulations
- Exposed credential and dark-web monitoring
CORE 09
Cloud & Identity Security
Strengthen cloud identity controls and improve visibility into risky sign-ins and sessions.
- Multifactor authentication and conditional access review
- Suspicious sign-in and session monitoring
- Business email compromise detection and response
CORE 10
Managed Email Security & Impersonation Protection
Protect business email from phishing, impersonation, spoofing, malicious links, malware, and business email compromise.
- Advanced phishing, malware, and malicious attachment protection
- Email authentication (SPF, DKIM, and DMARC)
- Email encryption and continuity
- Suspicious email investigation and compromised mailbox response
PROTECTIVE DNS IN CONTEXT
Safer Connections with Protective DNS
Domain Name System (DNS) filtering checks destinations before a connection is made, helping block known malicious sites on supported devices.
Does protective DNS replace a firewall?
No. DNS filtering complements firewalls, network intrusion detection and prevention, and endpoint protection. Each addresses different risks.
Framework Alignment & Compliance Readiness
NIST, CIS, and ISO 27001-aligned planning helps turn security priorities into a practical improvement roadmap.
HIPAA & PCI DSS Security Readiness
Gap reviews, stronger access controls, monitoring, and documentation support your HIPAA Security Rule and Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) readiness.
- Healthcare: Support safeguards for electronic protected health information.
- Payment security: Address security requirements applicable to your payment environment, with scope established during assessment.
Services support compliance readiness within the agreed scope and do not constitute certification or guarantee compliance. Where formal PCI DSS validation requires a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA), a qualified assessor must perform that work.
How an Engagement Works
Backup & Recovery Responsibilities
During assessment, we establish who owns backups, restoration, recovery testing, and incident recovery coordination. Your service agreement documents the responsibilities, recovery priorities, and any included services; managed security monitoring alone does not include backup or restoration services.
01
Assess
Review current controls, risks, business requirements, and service gaps.
02
Define Scope
Agree on responsibilities, coverage, escalation paths, priorities, and expected outcomes.
03
Configure
Deploy and document the selected security controls with practical operational ownership.
04
Strengthen
Use findings, alerts, and business changes to guide ongoing improvement.
Build a More Resilient Security Program
Start with the risks and responsibilities that matter most. BreachHammer will assess your environment and define, deploy, and manage the security controls required for effective coverage.