Managed IT and security assessment for Quebec SMBs
IPCONNEX reviews your IT environment, security controls, support responsibilities, and operational risks so your team knows what needs attention first.
Useful details to include
- Number of users and devices.
- Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, cloud, server, or ERP environment.
- Current IT owner: internal team, MSP, vendor mix, or none.
- Endpoint, identity, backup, and patching tools if known.
- Recent incident, audit, insurance, renewal, or executive concern.
When this is the right fit
- Your team has roughly 20-200 users and limited internal IT capacity.
- Security, backup, identity, or patching responsibilities are split across vendors.
- An audit, cyber insurance review, renewal, incident, or growth milestone is forcing action.
What IPCONNEX reviews
- Endpoint, identity, cloud account, backup, patching, and infrastructure review areas.
- Support ownership, vendor responsibilities, critical systems, and incident path.
- Operational priorities before any support change is proposed.
How the engagement works
- Intake call and basic environment questionnaire.
- Review of current tools, vendors, systems, and risk drivers.
- Prioritized findings and next-step options.
- Optional implementation, procurement, or support scope.
Process-level proof
IPCONNEX tracks delivery work through ERPNext projects and tasks and scopes support responsibilities before work begins. Security review and practical controls can be considered during managed IT, ERP, cloud, and infrastructure engagements, including endpoint, identity, cloud, backup, and incident-handling review areas where they are in scope.
Why IPCONNEX instead of a security-only firm?
IPCONNEX looks at security in the context of daily IT operations: users, devices, cloud accounts, hardware, support ownership, and the systems your business depends on.
Will this disrupt our current provider?
The first step is an assessment. IPCONNEX can review the current operating model and identify gaps before any support change is proposed.
Can this replace a formal audit?
No. This page is positioned around practical review and prioritization. Any formal audit requirement needs a separate scoped discussion.