Cybersecurity is not one product.
Modern cybersecurity requires more than installing antivirus software and hoping for the best. A strong security posture is built through multiple layers of protection across your endpoints, network, cloud systems, email, users, access controls, passwords, backups, monitoring, and recovery planning.
At Canada Computing, we help businesses design, implement, and maintain practical cybersecurity solutions that are aligned with their risk level, budget, and operational needs. Our approach combines well-tuned technology, proven security practices, and responsive technical support to help protect your systems, data, and people.
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Cybersecurity designed around your business
Every organization has a different level of exposure. Some businesses require 24/7 security monitoring and advanced threat detection, while others need a cost-effective security foundation that protects their devices, network, email, identities, passwords, and users without overcomplicating the environment. Canada Computing offers flexible cybersecurity options that can include:
Endpoint Protection & EDR
Advanced endpoint protection and continuous detection and response to neutralize device-level threats.
Identity Threat Detection (ITDR)
Monitor, detect, and mitigate threats targeting user identities and credential security.
Firewall & Network Security
Robust network perimeter defense and firewall management to keep malicious traffic out.
DNS & Web Filtering
Block malicious websites and filter harmful content at the DNS level before it reaches users.
Microsoft 365 Hardening
Deep configuration and security hardening to lock down your enterprise Microsoft ecosystem.
Conditional Access & MFA
Enforce context-aware authentication rules and robust Multi-Factor Authentication.
Account Geofencing
Restrict sensitive accounts and applications to authorized geographic locations.
Password Management
Enterprise password security, rotation, and encrypted sharing powered by Keeper.
Keeper M365 Integration
Seamless identity lifecycle management using SSO and automated SCIM provisioning.
Awareness Training
Educate your staff to recognize phishing attempts, social engineering, and cyber threats.
BCDR Planning
Reliable backups, rapid recovery structures, and bulletproof business continuity planning.
24/7 Incident Response
Proactive system monitoring, real-time alerting, and rapid incident mitigation support.
Protection, monitoring, and response options
For organizations that require a higher level of protection, Canada Computing works with leading cybersecurity partners, including Exchange Technology Services, to help monitor critical customer infrastructure.
This enhanced cybersecurity stack may include Endpoint Detection and Response, DNS filtering, cybersecurity awareness training, and 24/7 monitoring for critical systems.
This option is well suited for organizations that need continuous monitoring, stronger visibility, and additional support in detecting and responding to advanced threats.
Why ETS?
Industry Credentials: With a solid team of world-class professionals, the ETS Security team holds key industry certifications, including CISA, CISSP, CRISC, CISM, OSCP, OSWE, OSCE3, CCNP, CASP+, as well as numerous others from vendors such as CompTIA, Amazon, Check Point, Microsoft, Hack The Box, and Cisco.Posture and Maturity: ETS holds a SOC2 Type II attestation and is ISO 27001 certified, which are the main standards in Information Security. The only MSSP in Manitoba to achieve them.
Recognition: Exchange Technology Services has been named a TOP 250 MSSP in the last four editions, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. This is a global ranking, and only a few Managed Security Service Providers in Canada have made this list.
In-house expertise: We don’t outsource our services. Our dedicated SOC, Red Team, and GRC professionals are equipped to deliver exceptional cybersecurity solutions and outstanding results for our customers.
For organizations looking for a strong and practical cybersecurity foundation without 24/7 monitoring, Canada Computing also provides cost-effective options such as ESET endpoint protection, Fortinet firewalls and network infrastructure, Microsoft 365 security configuration, Keeper password management, multi-factor authentication, secure backups, and user training.
This gives businesses the ability to start with the right level of protection today while leaving room to expand into more advanced monitoring and response services as their needs grow.
Security configuration matters
Cybersecurity is not only about the tools you buy. Many breaches happen because systems are misconfigured, accounts have too much access, passwords are reused, or users are not protected by the right policies.
Canada Computing helps organizations reduce risk through practical security configuration, including:
Account Separation
Separating day-to-day user accounts from privileged administrator accounts to prevent lateral movement.
Privilege Reduction
Removing unnecessary local administrator rights to reduce the risk of malware execution.
MFA Enforcement
Enforcing robust multi-factor authentication across all applications and accounts.
Risk-Based Access
Applying dynamic Conditional Access policies triggered by real-time sign-in risk levels.
Location Restrictions
Restricting application and account access by geographic location where appropriate.
Behavior Monitoring
Continuously reviewing risky sign-ins and suspicious login behavior to catch breaches early.
M365 & Cloud Hardening
Hardening Microsoft 365 configuration baselines and total cloud ecosystem environments.
Keeper Management
Implementing business-grade password security, rotation, and vaulting using Keeper.
Entra ID Integration
Integrating Keeper with Microsoft Entra ID using SSO and SCIM for seamless provisioning.
Password management is an important part of a mature cybersecurity program. By integrating Keeper with the Microsoft ecosystem using Single Sign-On and SCIM provisioning, businesses can improve user experience while maintaining stronger control over access and account lifecycle management.
These controls help reduce the impact of compromised passwords, phishing attempts, stolen devices, unmanaged credentials, and unauthorized access.
Cybersecurity best practices checklist
Cybersecurity can feel overwhelming, especially when businesses are unsure where to start. A practical way to begin is by reviewing the most important areas that commonly affect business security.
The checklist below can be used as a simple reference point. It is not a replacement for a full cybersecurity assessment, but it can help identify where your organization may already be protected and where additional improvements may be needed.
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Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility
Technology plays an important role in cybersecurity, but people and processes matter just as much.
A strong cybersecurity program works best when business owners, employees, IT providers, vendors, and leadership all understand their role in protecting the organization.
Cyber incident response and recovery
If your organization experiences a cyber incident, Canada Computing has specialized teams that can help support recovery efforts.
Cyber incidents can be stressful and disruptive. Our role is to help you stabilize the environment, recover safely, and reduce the likelihood of the issue happening again.
Schedule a cybersecurity review
Cybersecurity should be reviewed before an incident happens, not only after.
Schedule an appointment with Canada Computing to review your technology infrastructure and explore practical ways to enhance your cybersecurity posture. We will help you assess your current environment, identify areas of risk, and recommend a multilayered approach that fits your business needs.
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