Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity for vet clinics.

Clinics hold client names, addresses and payment details. We protect them from ransomware, scam emails and break-ins, without slowing your team down.

What's included

Everything you need.

  • Firewalls

    Managed, monitored firewalls at every location.

  • Anti-virus

    Modern protection on every computer, watched by us.

  • Email protection

    Scam and fake-invoice emails filtered before they reach staff.

  • Two-factor login

    An extra check on email and remote access.

  • Encryption

    Laptops, files and backups encrypted.

  • Security training

    Short, practical phishing training for your team.

  • Cameras

    HD security cameras with secure remote viewing.

  • Compliance help

    Records, access and privacy set up with your obligations in mind.

Why it matters

Vet clinics are a real target. In 2019 a single ransomware attack hit more than 400 animal hospitals across North America. Most attacks start with one email, so protection has to cover people as well as computers.

FAQ

Common questions.

Are veterinary clinics targeted by hackers?

Yes. Clinics store client contact and payment details and depend on their systems to operate, which makes ransomware attractive. In 2019 one attack affected more than 400 animal hospitals in North America.

What is the most important security step for a small clinic?

Turn on two-factor login for email and remote access, keep tested backups that ransomware cannot reach, and train staff to spot scam emails. Those three cover most real-world attacks.

Do you provide phishing training?

Yes. We run short, practical security awareness sessions and simulated phishing tests so staff learn to spot fake emails.

Book a free site visit.

We'll check every system and give you a simple written plan. No obligation.