LBX Shield · Security for small businesses
Most attacks on small businesses aren't clever. A reused password, an email sent in your name, a domain that quietly expires. We close the common gaps, automated monitoring keeps watch, and you get a plain-English report of what we found.
Each of these has a simple fix. We set it up and keep an eye on it.
Six areas that cover most of the risk for a small business. We start where the risk is highest for you.
Stop criminals sending emails in your name and make sure your domain can't be moved or lost.
Lock down the logins that matter: email, domain, website, social media and ad accounts.
Fewer ways in for attackers and bots, whether your site was built by us or someone else.
Copies of your website kept away from your server, and restores we actually test.
AI-assisted monitoring watches the things that quietly go wrong, so you hear about them from us first.
A clear first response during our working hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00 UK time), and a vetted security specialist for serious cases.
Attackers already use AI to write convincing fake emails, clone voices and run bots around the clock. We use AI on the defending side too, to watch more, spot problems sooner and explain them clearly. Every decision that changes something in your accounts is made by a person.
Automated checks run day and night, and AI helps review the alerts and email spoofing reports, so unusual activity is flagged early.
Most alerts are harmless. AI groups and ranks them, so our specialists spend their time on the few that matter.
We set up the email records, login protection and team habits that make AI-written phishing and fake invoices much harder to pull off.
Your monthly report is drafted with AI and checked by us: what happened, why it matters and what we recommend.
AI never blocks traffic, resets accounts or deletes anything on its own. Those steps always need a person's approval.
We look only at information that is already public, like your email records, certificate and website headers. No logins, no access to your systems and no scanning.
We never test or scan anyone's systems without written permission from the owner.
Just the website address and an email to reply to.
Usually within 2 working days.
What's fine, what to fix first and how long it takes.
Security is a field full of scary sales talk. Here are the rules we work by.
Every website from LBX Design is built as static files: no admin panel, no database and no plugins for attackers to break into. HTTPS, security headers and backups come as standard.
No. The free check only uses public information: your email records, certificate, domain status and website headers. We don't log in to anything and we don't scan your systems.
It depends on what you have: one website and a few email accounts is a different job from ten staff and an online shop. After the free check we give you a fixed monthly price in writing before you commit. Most businesses start with email and domain protection.
First change the password of your main email account and turn on 2-step login if you can. Then contact us and say it's urgent. We help with the first steps during our working hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00 UK time) and bring in a vetted security specialist for serious cases.
No, and you should be careful with anyone who does. We close the gaps that cause most incidents, watch for problems and make sure you can recover quickly if something does happen.
Yes. We can protect and back up existing WordPress sites. If your site is old and hard to keep safe, we may suggest rebuilding it as a static site with LBX Design, which removes most of the risk.
Antivirus protects computers. It does nothing about fake emails sent in your name, an expired domain, a weak website login or a missing backup. Those are the gaps LBX Shield covers.
Send us your website address. We check the public side of your email, domain and website and send you a short report.
Think you've been hacked? Change your main email password first, then tell us it's urgent in the message.
Prefer email? Write to [email protected]