CTS Computers protects Morgan County businesses with managed security services, 30+ years of experience, and immediate threat response when attacks happen.
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That moment when you hear about another ransomware attack hitting a business down the road—wondering if you’re next, if your backups would actually work, if your customers’ data is really safe.
With proper cybersecurity monitoring in place, those 3 a.m. worries disappear. Your systems stay protected while you focus on serving customers and growing revenue. Threats get identified and stopped before they reach your network, not after they’ve encrypted your files and shut down operations.
When Indianapolis-area professionals work remotely from Mooresville homes, or when your Main Street business processes credit cards all day, security isn’t optional anymore. It’s the difference between steady operations and explaining to customers why their information got compromised. Your team works confidently knowing someone’s watching for problems around the clock, handling threats before they become emergencies.
Since 1991, CTS Computers has secured IT systems for hundreds of small and medium-sized businesses across central Illinois and Indiana. We’ve seen every type of threat—from basic phishing attempts to sophisticated ransomware campaigns targeting specific industries.
Our team monitors networks for Morgan County businesses that can’t afford full-time security staff but need enterprise-level protection. When you call about a security concern, you reach someone who understands HIPAA requirements for healthcare practices, PCI compliance for retailers, and the specific challenges facing manufacturing operations with federal contracts.
We’re not selling fear or pushing unnecessary services. We’re providing the security infrastructure that keeps businesses running when attacks hit their neighbors. Last year alone, Indiana reported nearly 12,000 cybercrime incidents totaling $74 million in losses. Our clients weren’t among them because threats got stopped at the perimeter, not discovered weeks later during damage control.
We start with a security assessment that identifies where your business is vulnerable right now. This isn’t a sales pitch disguised as an evaluation—it’s a genuine look at your current setup, what’s working, what’s missing, and what needs immediate attention versus long-term planning.
Next comes implementation of the monitoring tools, endpoint protection, and access controls your specific business needs. A 10-person professional services firm needs different security than a 50-employee manufacturing operation. We configure everything to work with your existing systems and workflows, not force you to rebuild your entire IT infrastructure around new security requirements.
Once protection is active, our Security Operations Center monitors your network 24/7 from our facility. When something suspicious appears—unusual login attempts, malware trying to execute, data moving where it shouldn’t—our team investigates and responds immediately. You get notified about what happened and how we handled it, but your operations continue without interruption. Regular security reviews keep your defenses current as new threats emerge and your business grows.
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Network monitoring watches for intrusions, malware, and unauthorized access attempts across all your systems. Endpoint protection secures every computer, laptop, and mobile device your team uses, whether they’re working from your office or remotely from homes along the Indianapolis Road corridor. Email security filters catch phishing attempts before they reach inboxes—the most common entry point for attacks targeting small businesses.
For Morgan County businesses handling sensitive data, we implement encryption, access controls, and compliance documentation for HIPAA, PCI DSS, and other regulatory requirements. Cloud security protects data stored in Microsoft 365, Azure, or other platforms. Backup and disaster recovery systems ensure you can restore operations quickly if something does breach your defenses, with regular testing to confirm these systems actually work when needed.
Employee training addresses the human element—teaching your team to recognize phishing emails, avoid risky downloads, and follow security protocols without disrupting their daily work. Because 82% of breaches involve human error, technical protection alone isn’t enough. We also provide vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to identify weaknesses before attackers do, giving you time to fix problems proactively rather than reactively after an incident.
CTS Computers provides managed cybersecurity services specifically designed for small and medium-sized businesses in Mooresville and throughout Morgan County. This includes 24/7 network monitoring from our Security Operations Center, endpoint protection for all devices, email security filtering, firewall management, and regular vulnerability assessments.
We also offer compliance support for businesses that need HIPAA, PCI DSS, or other regulatory documentation, plus employee security training to reduce human error risks. For businesses with remote workers—common in Mooresville with many professionals commuting to Indianapolis—we secure VPN access and home network configurations. Services scale based on your business size and industry requirements, so you’re not paying for enterprise-level protection you don’t need or leaving gaps in coverage that matter for your specific operations.
Most small businesses in Morgan County invest between $100-500 monthly for comprehensive managed cybersecurity services, depending on employee count, number of devices, and industry compliance requirements. This typically costs less than hiring one full-time IT security professional while providing 24/7 monitoring and access to an entire security team’s expertise.
The investment usually pays for itself by preventing a single incident. Indiana businesses lost $74 million to cybercrime last year, with average small business breaches costing $254,445 in recovery, downtime, and reputation damage. For a 20-person business, one day of downtime costs approximately $27,000 in lost productivity and revenue. CTS Computers provides transparent pricing based on your actual needs after assessing your current security posture, not one-size-fits-all packages with services you won’t use.
Ransomware attacks top the list, with 82% targeting companies under 1,000 employees because smaller businesses often have weaker defenses. Phishing emails designed to steal login credentials or trick employees into downloading malware arrive constantly—350% more phishing threats target companies under 100 employees specifically.
Businesses with remote workers face threats from unsecured home networks and personal devices accessing company systems. This affects many Mooresville businesses since numerous residents work remotely for Indianapolis-area employers. Outdated software and unpatched systems create easy entry points for automated attacks. Social engineering tactics manipulate employees into revealing sensitive information or bypassing security protocols. For healthcare practices and retailers in Morgan County, compliance violations from inadequate security can result in regulatory fines on top of breach costs. Most of these threats can be prevented with proper monitoring, employee training, and layered security controls.
CTS Computers provides immediate response to active security threats through our 24/7 Security Operations Center monitoring. When automated systems detect suspicious activity—unusual login attempts, malware execution, unauthorized data access—our team investigates and responds within minutes, not hours or days. This rapid response stops threats before they spread through your network or encrypt files.
For non-emergency security questions or consultations, we typically respond the same business day. Being based in central Indiana with deep experience serving Morgan County businesses means we understand local needs and can provide on-site support when situations require hands-on attention. The goal is stopping threats at the perimeter before they disrupt operations, which requires acting fast when alerts trigger. With 60% of small businesses closing within six months of a cyberattack, response time directly impacts business survival.
Yes, especially because attackers specifically target small businesses. Over 50% of all cyberattacks target small to medium-sized businesses, and 73% of small businesses were hit in 2023 despite 85% believing they were prepared. Attackers see small businesses as easier targets with weaker defenses, less likely to have proper backups, and more likely to pay ransoms quickly to restore operations.
For Mooresville businesses, the risk increases with remote workers accessing systems from home networks, credit card processing for retail operations on Main Street, or sensitive data handling in healthcare and professional services. The misconception that you’re too small to be targeted is exactly what makes small businesses vulnerable. With Indiana reporting nearly 12,000 cybercrime incidents annually totaling $74 million in losses, and average breach costs of $254,445 for small businesses, protection costs far less than recovery from a single incident.
IT services keep your systems running—managing networks, fixing computer problems, maintaining servers, and ensuring employees can access the tools they need. Cybersecurity services specifically protect those systems from attacks, monitoring for threats 24/7, responding to security incidents, and implementing controls that prevent unauthorized access to your data and networks.
Think of IT services as building maintenance and cybersecurity as the security system and guards. Your general IT support might install antivirus software, but cybersecurity services provide continuous monitoring, threat detection, incident response, vulnerability assessments, and compliance documentation. Many Morgan County businesses assume their IT provider handles security adequately, but general IT management focuses on keeping systems operational, not defending against sophisticated attacks. Dedicated cybersecurity requires specialized expertise, tools, and constant attention to the evolving threat landscape that general IT support doesn’t typically provide.
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