Black Tower Cyber serves organizations that rely on Microsoft 365, handle sensitive client data, and need practical incident response, tenant hardening, and security readiness without hiring a full internal security team.
Enough complexity to be targeted, not enough staff to run security alone.
Email, files, identity, and money movement run through cloud accounts.
Incident response, cleanup, readiness, and a clear path into monitoring.
BTC is designed for businesses that need a security specialist when something happens, before cyber insurance renewal, or before moving into SOC-as-a-Service monitoring.
Privileged communications, trust accounts, real estate closings, and partner mailboxes make law firms prime targets for BEC and wire fraud.
Tax data, payroll records, bank information, and seasonal pressure create perfect conditions for phishing, account takeover, and data theft.
Closing communications, multiple external parties, and urgent wire deadlines give attackers a direct path to high-dollar fraud.
Agencies hold policyholder PII, claims information, carrier access, and sensitive client communications that require stronger controls.
Consulting firms, small medical offices, finance teams, and service businesses often have valuable data but no dedicated security owner.
You had a scare, a phishing event, a compromised mailbox, or a cyber insurance renewal wake-up call. BTC helps you figure out what happened and what to fix.
Some clients need emergency response. Others need a tenant cleanup before monitoring. Others need insurance evidence or a tabletop exercise. BTC is built to meet the business at the right stage.
For suspected account takeover, BEC, phishing, malware alerts, or suspicious tenant activity.
For companies with stale users, risky enterprise apps, weak MFA, or no Conditional Access baseline.
For cyber insurance renewals, client questionnaires, and leadership asking, “Are we covered?”
For clients who need ongoing visibility after assessment, cleanup, or an incident.
They start with a phished password, a weak MFA setup, a risky enterprise app, a hidden inbox rule, or an old admin account nobody removed.
That is why BTC focuses on Microsoft 365, identity, email, and tenant security first. It is where SMB incidents actually happen.
Stolen passwords, MFA fatigue, and reused credentials become the first door in.
Forwarding rules, inbox rules, and hidden folders let attackers watch and wait.
Over-permissioned OAuth and enterprise apps can create long-term access paths.
No logs, no timeline, no documented process, and no proof for insurance or leadership.
Start with a short consultation. We will tell you whether you need incident response, an M365 assessment, tenant cleanup, readiness work, or a handoff into ongoing SOC-as-a-Service monitoring.
