Cybersecurity in Conway, South Carolina

Cybersecurity for Conway, from people who are actually here.

Conway's businesses run on a county seat's year-round customers and Coastal Carolina's semester, and most of them have one person who 'does the website' on the side. We watch that website, its domain and its email from the outside every five minutes, keep the protections on, and pick up the phone the same day when something goes wrong. We're in Conway every week; we build for the bars and venues on 501 and downtown.

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What we do for Conway businesses

Watched, protected, and tested.

Monitoring around the clock

Your site, domain and certificate probed every five minutes from our server: up, fast, serving what it should, DNS where it belongs. Alerts page a person.

Hosting with the protections on

HTTPS enforced, framing by other sites blocked, content types locked, a content security policy on every page. The headers most local sites are missing, on by default.

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Domain and email protection

Expiry and settings watched, registrar locks checked, the domain in your own name. SPF, DKIM and DMARC set and enforced, so nobody sends an invoice as you. From $29 a month per domain.

A monthly look from the outside

What a stranger could reach: exposed files, public login names, store feeds that hand out prices, forged-mail risk. Fixed, not filed, with a plain-English note.

Penetration testing, with your written OK

Scope signed first, then we try to break in the way an attacker would, and hand you a report with each finding and its fix, then a retest.

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Same-day incident response

Hacked site, hijacked domain, taken-over email: we pick up the same day, contain, clean, restore and write it up. Protect clients go first.

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Free website check

Is your website costing you calls?

Type your address. Results in seconds, in plain English, then a free full audit from Nikita.

Part of our cybersecurity practice: cybersecurity for small business, monitoring and protection, penetration testing, incident response, domain recovery, and every site we run, checked live.

What we see in Conway.

A machine shop on this side of the county

Its web address spent six weeks sending customers to a gambling site before anyone noticed. The domain had quietly changed hands. That is the kind of thing a five-minute probe catches the first time it happens, not the sixth week.

Student-facing businesses get hit more

Bars, apartments and shops near campus see more card fraud, more fake order emails and more password-reset scams, because the customer base turns over every semester. Email that can't be forged and a site that can't be framed by a scam page are the first two fixes.

Offices with one login

Law offices, insurance agents and accountants on Main Street often share one password for the website, the domain registrar and the business email. We separate those, turn on two-step sign-in, and put the domain in the business's own name.

Proof

Built and running. Go look.

Local business websiteLive

Housecall Auto Mechanics

A mobile mechanic's site, moved off Wix without losing a link and sitting at the top of Google's local results for mobile mechanic in Myrtle Beach.

A clean move off Wix. Nameservers moved, every email record copied exactly, the TLS certificate issued, and every old page address kept or redirected, so nothing Google had indexed broke.

Local SEO that does its job. LocalBusiness structured data, a clean sitemap, his existing Search Console verification carried over, and pages written around what people actually search for.

Built for a phone at the roadside. Call and text buttons that follow you down the page, plain prices, and a contact form that lands in his inbox.

Case study →Visit housecallautomechanics.com ↗

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Housecall Auto Mechanics website on a desktop

How it works

Start with the free check. Then we talk.

Type your address into the free check on this page. In a few seconds you see what a stranger sees: whether the protective headers are on, whether your email can be forged, whether a login name or a price list is public. That is the same probe our monitor runs on every site we protect.

Then a conversation, by phone or in person. If the site is one we can host, Protect starts at $249 a month with everything above. If it is on Wix, WordPress or Squarespace, we start with the fix that closes what the check found, and the rest follows. Domain protection and the incident retainer work for any site, whoever built it.

Questions before that: call 843-331-6339. You get the engineer, not a sales desk. The full cybersecurity page has the detail.

Questions

Straight answers.

Do you come to Conway?

Yes. We are in Conway most weeks already, running VYVE at venues on 501 and downtown. A first visit is free, and most of the ongoing work happens from our side without anyone needing to be on site.

My website was built by someone who moved away. Can you still protect it?

Domain protection and the incident retainer work for any site, whoever built it. The full care plan needs the site on our hosting, so for an old WordPress or Wix site the usual path is the free check, then a fix or a rebuild, then Protect.

What does it cost?

Domain protection is $29 a month per domain. The incident retainer is $199 a month. The full care plan, with hosting, monitoring, protection, backups and same-day changes, is $249 a month per site. Penetration testing is quoted per scope, in writing, before anything starts.

Is this cybersecurity, or just hosting?

It is the cybersecurity a business without an IT department actually needs: continuous monitoring, hardened hosting, domain and email protection, an outside look every month, incident response, and penetration testing on request. We tell you plainly when something is outside what we do.

Start a project

Tell us what you're building.

A website, a booking system, an app, or the thing you've been running out of a spreadsheet for three years. A few lines is plenty.

01The person who'll build it writes back

02A planning call, then a written plan with the price and the date

03A preview on your phone while it's being built

04Launch night handled: redirects, email, Google

843-331-6339

Not ready to talk yet? Run the free website check and see what Google sees.