Cybersecurity Built Into Your IT — Not Bolted On After Something Goes Wrong.

A cybersecurity risk assessment is a structured evaluation of your organization’s technology environment to identify security gaps, vulnerabilities, and areas of risk. Brew City PC’s assessment reviews your identity and access controls, endpoint protection, email security, Microsoft 365 configuration, backup readiness, and more — then provides a clear, prioritized summary of your most important risks and a practical plan to address them.

A vulnerability assessment is a focused technical evaluation that identifies specific security weaknesses — unpatched systems, misconfigurations, and exposure points — across your environment. We conduct vulnerability assessments using advanced scanning tools and translates the findings into actionable, prioritized guidance. A broader risk assessment considers vulnerabilities alongside business context, processes, and overall security posture.

At minimum, annually. Your technology environment changes throughout the year — new systems, new users, new software — and the threat landscape evolves continuously. We conduct annual vulnerability assessments as part of a proactive security partnership, with ongoing monitoring in between.

Yes — this is one of the most common reasons organizations come to us. We help you understand what your cyber insurance questionnaire is asking, implement the security controls required to qualify (such as MFA, endpoint protection, and tested backups), and document everything so your renewal goes smoothly.

Yes. Microsoft 365 is one of the most important and most frequently misconfigured business platforms. Our Microsoft 365 Security Review strengthens MFA, Conditional Access, identity security, SharePoint and OneDrive permissions, Teams governance, email security, and your overall Microsoft Secure Score.

MFA (multi-factor authentication) requires a second form of verification beyond a password — such as a code or an app approval. It matters because stolen passwords are one of the most common ways attackers gain access. MFA ensures that a stolen password alone isn’t enough to break in, making it one of the single most effective security controls available.

Yes. We deliver security awareness training through Huntress Managed Security Awareness Training (SAT) — including engaging training episodes, simulated phishing campaigns, and clear reporting. Rather than a once-a-year seminar, it’s an ongoing program that builds lasting security habits across your team.

We help clients prepare for incidents with response planning, and we support clients through incidents when they occur. Our layered approach — especially tested backups and recovery readiness — is designed to help your organization recover and resume operations as quickly as possible. For clients on a managed security relationship, we help coordinate the response and remediation.

Yes — and that’s exactly how we recommend it. Cybersecurity is built into every Brew City PC Managed IT and Co-Managed IT engagement, not sold as a separate product. Security controls, monitoring, and proactive assessments are integrated into the way we manage your technology environment.

Several things. Security is built into every engagement rather than sold as an add-on. We take a proactive approach with annual vulnerability assessments and continuous monitoring. We focus on root causes, not just incident response. Because we also handle full IT and physical infrastructure, your security is integrated rather than fragmented across vendors. And we’re a locally owned Wisconsin team based in Oconomowoc, building long-term relationships with the organizations we protect.