Managed IT for Small Business
A bad day of downtime costs more than you think.
It usually starts quietly: a backup that stopped running months ago, or an employee who clicks a link in a very convincing email. Either one can cost a day of work, real money, or a client who doesn't come back. We watch for the things most offices don't think about until something breaks, and we already know your setup when something does.
Locally owned and operated · 12-month service agreement
Costly problems usually start as small ones. Here's what that looks like.
- A backup that quietly stopped running months ago
- An invoice paid to a spoofed vendor email
- An employee who signs in on a fake Microsoft 365 page
- A fake virus pop-up on the front desk computer
- A caller posing as a vendor who needs remote access
- An old router that finally quits on a Monday morning
The same click, two different outcomes
A fake sign-in page is one of the most common ways business accounts get taken over. Here's what happens on a computer we manage when the page has already been reported.
What the scammer wants your employee to seeA sign-in page that looks right, on an address that isn't.
Sign in
What your employee sees insteadThe browser stops the page before a password is typed.
This site has been reported as unsafe
This page has been reported for stealing passwords by pretending to be a sign-in page you trust.
Go backDetailsIllustration only. The exact look of the warning depends on the browser, and it appears for pages that have already been reported.
What we run in your office
Most break-ins start with an employee being tricked, so we protect the people as well as the machines. All of it is set up during your site assessment and maintained by us every month after.
Watched for signs of trouble before they turn into a problem you notice on your own.
We watch for failures and gaps, so you find out about a problem before you need the backup, not after.
A pop-up claims a computer is infected and demands a call to "support" right now. Supported browsers are set to recognize many of these and replace them with a warning.
Links to known phishing and lookalike login pages are blocked or flagged with a warning before a password gets typed in.
Someone posing as a vendor, asking an employee to grant remote control of a computer, gets flagged rather than left unnoticed.
Known dangerous destinations are blocked before an employee ever reaches them.
All of this runs in the background on every managed computer. No technology stops every attack, but one missed threat doesn't have to be your only line of defense.
Employees don't only work at the office anymore.
Supported laptops keep their protection on hotel Wi-Fi, at customer sites, and at home.
Built for offices that don't need a full IT department.
Cellular backup keeps your office online and reachable if your internet provider goes down. Additional user support, projects, and security incident response are billed separately when needed, which keeps your monthly service predictable.
You shouldn't have to find someone during an emergency and explain your setup from scratch. NexVirtue already knows it.
814-200-3055What's included
Priced by office size and confirmed after your site assessment. 12-month agreement.
- Business-grade network with cellular backup
- Battery backup
- Every computer protected
- Scam and phishing protection
- Daily backup
- Dangerous websites blocked
- Protection that follows your team
- A real person to call
Everyday tech support, projects, and security incident response are billed separately, which keeps your monthly price predictable. Cellular backup requires supported carrier coverage at your location, confirmed during your assessment.
Based in Russell, PA. Serving offices within about two hours.
Farther out, or not sure your office is the right size? Ask anyway.
Every new business starts with a site assessment, and pricing is confirmed after it.
No ticket queue and no script. The person who answers already knows your setup.
NexVirtue manages IT for non-profits, small businesses, and private practices, each set up around how they actually operate. We keep our client list small so every client gets real attention. Openings are limited.