Your office holds everything a thief wants — medical histories, payment cards, and IDs. We lock it down with protection sized right for an office like yours. Quiet, watched, and always on.
When an attack hits, it doesn’t just lock your software. It freezes payroll, stops insurance claims, and starts a legal clock you’re now required to follow. For a dental office, a week like that can cost tens of thousands once you add up the downtime, the recovery, and the lawyers.
No single thing stops every attack. So we stack three — if the first misses something, the next one catches it.
Strong protection on every computer, a second step to log in so a stolen password isn’t enough, and email filters that catch the fake messages aimed at dental offices.
We watch for anything that looks off — a strange login, a file behaving oddly — and shut it down before it spreads. Most of it happens while you’re asleep.
Backups we actually test and a step-by-step recovery plan ready to go. If something ever slips through, you’re back open — not making the evening news.
Six layers of protection, all watched and maintained by the same team — so you never have to think about any of it.
Smart antivirus that spots threats by how they behave and shuts them down before they spread to the rest of the office.
One extra tap to sign in to your email and software, so a stolen password on its own can’t get anyone in. The single biggest thing you can do to stay safe.
Filters that catch the scam emails dental offices get hit with constantly, before anyone on your team clicks the wrong link.
We keep your computers and software patched, so the holes attackers look for are already closed.
We watch for trouble 24/7. We catch the problem at 3am — you just see a clean report on Monday.
If something ever does happen, we have a step-by-step response ready — and the proof your cyber-insurance will ask for.
Dental practices are targeted because they keep medical histories, payment cards and IDs in one place. As a dental-focused managed service provider in Clinton Township, we protect the systems a practice actually runs on, not a generic office.
Dentrix, Eaglesoft and Open Dental servers watched, patched and locked down, with access limited to the people who need it.
A second step to log in so a stolen password is not enough, and email filters that catch the fake messages aimed at dental offices.
Backups we actually test and a step-by-step recovery plan, so an attack means a bad day instead of a lost week.
We are based on Hayes Road in Clinton Township and provide cybersecurity to dental practices and small businesses throughout Metro Detroit, on-site when it is needed and remotely the same day for most issues.
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A dental office holds exactly what thieves want: medical histories, payment cards and IDs. An attack can freeze payroll, stop insurance claims and start a legal clock the practice is required to follow.
Layers. Strong protection on every computer and a second login step to prevent attacks, 24/7 watching to detect anything that slips through, and tested backups with a recovery plan to get you back open.
Because your backups are tested and kept off-site, we can restore your systems and follow a step-by-step recovery plan instead of starting from scratch.
Yes. Most of HIPAA's technical safeguards are cybersecurity controls, such as encryption, access control and backups. See our HIPAA IT security page for the full picture.
Yes. Take our FREE IT risk assessment at risk.speedytechmsp.com for an instant 0 to 100 score, your top 3 gaps and a PDF report.
The questionnaire gets tougher every year. We answer it with real proof — not “we think so.” That’s often the difference between getting covered and getting turned down.