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# Cybersecurity One-Pager Content
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**Target:** Small Business Owners (5-50 employees)
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**Format:** Front/Back 8.5" x 11"
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**Last Updated:** 2026-02-01
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---
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## FRONT SIDE: THE THREAT LANDSCAPE
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### Title
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**Cybersecurity for Arizona Small Businesses: Why You Can't Afford to Wait**
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### Section 1: The Myth vs. Reality
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**MYTH:** "We're too small to be targeted"
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**REALITY:**
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- **43% of cyberattacks target small businesses** (Verizon DBIR)
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- **60% of small businesses close within 6 months** of a major breach
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- **Average breach cost: $120,000-$200,000** for small businesses
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- Hackers use automated tools that target vulnerable systems regardless of company size
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**Why Small Businesses?**
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- Easier targets than enterprises (weaker security)
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- Valuable data (customer info, financial records, credentials)
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- Often lack IT security expertise
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- Less likely to detect attacks quickly
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---
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### Section 2: The Top 5 Threats Facing Tucson Businesses
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#### 1. RANSOMWARE - Your Files Held Hostage
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**What Happens:**
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- Malware encrypts all your files (documents, photos, databases)
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- Attackers demand $10,000-$50,000 payment in cryptocurrency
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- Even if you pay, no guarantee you'll get files back
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- Business operations halt completely
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**Real Example:**
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- Tucson medical practice, 2023
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- Ransomware encrypted patient records
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- $40,000 ransom demanded
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- 2 weeks of downtime
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- Total cost: $85,000+ (ransom + recovery + lost revenue)
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**Statistics:**
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- 1 in 5 small businesses hit with ransomware (Cybersecurity Ventures)
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- Average ransom: $31,000 (but rising)
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- 46% of businesses pay the ransom but don't get full data back
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---
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#### 2. PHISHING ATTACKS - The Employee Email Trap
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**What Happens:**
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- Employee receives email that looks legitimate (bank, vendor, CEO)
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- Email contains malicious link or attachment
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- One click = stolen credentials or malware installation
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- Attacker gains access to systems, email, financial accounts
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**Real Example:**
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- "Your invoice is ready" email to accounting department
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- Employee downloads "invoice.pdf" (actually malware)
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- Attacker steals bank account access
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- $47,000 wire transfer to fraudulent account
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**Statistics:**
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- **95% of all breaches start with phishing** (IBM Security)
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- Average organization receives 10+ phishing emails per employee per month
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- Only takes ONE click to compromise entire network
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---
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#### 3. BUSINESS EMAIL COMPROMISE (BEC) - The CEO Fraud
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**What Happens:**
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- Attacker spoofs CEO or vendor email address
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- Sends urgent wire transfer request to accounting
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- Employee follows "CEO's orders" and wires money
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- Funds transferred to offshore account and disappear
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**Real Example:**
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- Arizona construction company, 2024
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- "CEO" emails CFO: "Need immediate wire transfer for supplier"
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- $125,000 sent before fraud discovered
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- Money never recovered
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**Statistics:**
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- **BEC attacks cost businesses $2.4 billion annually** (FBI IC3)
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- Average loss per incident: $120,000
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- 80% of losses are never recovered
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---
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#### 4. UNPATCHED SOFTWARE - The Open Door
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**What Happens:**
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- Software vendors release security patches monthly
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- Unpatched systems have known vulnerabilities
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- Hackers scan for vulnerable systems and exploit them
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- Automated attacks require zero skill
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**Real Examples:**
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- **WannaCry (2017):** Exploited unpatched Windows systems, affected 300,000+ computers, caused $4 billion in damages
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- **NotPetya (2017):** Unpatched accounting software, $10 billion global damages
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**Statistics:**
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- **60% of breaches involve unpatched vulnerabilities** (Ponemon Institute)
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- Average time from patch release to exploit: **7 days**
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- Average small business patch lag: **30-60 days** (or never)
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---
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#### 5. INSIDER THREATS - The Disgruntled Employee
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**What Happens:**
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- Former employee still has system access
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- Disgruntled employee sells credentials
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- Negligent employee falls for phishing
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- Contractor overstays access permissions
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**Real Example:**
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- Phoenix retail company, 2023
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- Fired IT contractor still had admin access
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- Deleted customer database and backup files
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- $200,000 in recovery costs, lost customers
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**Statistics:**
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- **34% of breaches involve internal actors** (Verizon DBIR)
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- 60% of organizations don't revoke access within 24 hours of termination
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- Average cost of insider incident: $484,000
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---
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### Section 3: The True Cost of a Breach
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**COST BREAKDOWN (Typical Small Business Breach):**
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| Cost Category | Range |
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|--------------|-------|
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| **Forensic Investigation** | $10,000-$50,000 |
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| **Legal Fees** | $15,000-$100,000 |
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| **Notification & Credit Monitoring** | $5,000-$20,000 |
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| **Lost Productivity** | $25,000-$100,000 |
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| **Lost Revenue (downtime)** | $50,000-$500,000 |
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| **Regulatory Fines (HIPAA/PCI)** | $50,000+ |
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| **Reputation Damage** | Unquantifiable |
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| **Customer Churn** | 25-40% of customers |
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**TOTAL TYPICAL BREACH COST: $120,000-$1,240,000**
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**Hidden Costs:**
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- Increased cyber insurance premiums (200-400%)
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- Lost business opportunities (RFPs requiring security certifications)
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- Employee morale and turnover
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- Management time dealing with incident (hundreds of hours)
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---
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### Section 4: Warning Signs You're At Risk
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**Check ALL that apply:**
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- [ ] Using Windows 7 or older operating systems
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- [ ] No centralized patch management system
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- [ ] Employees use personal email for work communications
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- [ ] No multi-factor authentication (MFA) on critical systems
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- [ ] Passwords shared via text message or email
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- [ ] No email security filtering beyond basic spam blocking
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- [ ] No endpoint security (or just basic consumer antivirus)
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- [ ] No backup system or untested disaster recovery plan
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- [ ] No security awareness training program
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- [ ] IT handled by "someone's nephew" or no dedicated IT
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- [ ] Staff reuse same password across multiple sites
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- [ ] No documented offboarding process (former employees keep access)
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- [ ] No network segmentation (everything on same network)
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- [ ] Critical systems accessible from home with no VPN
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**SCORING:**
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- **0-2 checked:** You're doing better than average (but still at risk)
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- **3-5 checked:** HIGH RISK - You're a prime target
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- **6+ checked:** CRITICAL RISK - Breach is likely imminent
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**If 3 or more boxes are checked, you need immediate security improvements.**
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---
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## BACK SIDE: THE GPS SOLUTION
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### Section 1: How GPS Protects Tucson Businesses
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**GPS uses a 3-layer security approach to stop attacks before they succeed:**
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---
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#### LAYER 1: PREVENTION - Stop Attacks Before They Happen
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**Advanced Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)**
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- Not just antivirus—stops unknown threats using AI and behavioral analysis
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- Blocks ransomware before it encrypts files
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- Detects and stops fileless attacks
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- Prevents credential theft and lateral movement
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**DNS Filtering**
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- Blocks access to known malicious websites automatically
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- Prevents phishing site visits (even if employee clicks link)
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- Stops malware command-and-control communication
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- Enforces safe browsing policies
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**Email Security (MailProtector/INKY)**
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- Advanced anti-phishing filters analyze sender behavior
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- Banner warnings on external emails
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- Blocks spoofed CEO/vendor emails (BEC prevention)
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- Quarantines malicious attachments before delivery
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**Automated Patch Management**
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- Critical security patches deployed within 24 hours
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- Operating system, applications, firmware all covered
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- Tested deployment to prevent disruption
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- Compliance reporting for audits
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**Security Awareness Training**
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- Monthly interactive phishing simulations
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- Quarterly training modules on current threats
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- Track employee security scores
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- Turn employees from weakness into defense layer
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---
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#### LAYER 2: DETECTION - Catch Threats That Slip Through
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**24/7 Monitoring & Alerting**
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- Real-time threat detection on all endpoints
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- Security Operations Center (SOC) reviewing alerts
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- Anomaly detection for unusual behavior
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- Immediate notification of critical threats
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**Dark Web Monitoring**
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- Scans dark web marketplaces for leaked credentials
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- Alerts if employee or company data found for sale
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- Proactive password reset before attackers strike
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- Breach notification reports
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**Behavioral Analysis**
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- Detects unusual login times/locations
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- Identifies abnormal file access patterns
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- Flags unusual network traffic
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- Catches insider threats
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**Real-Time Security Logs**
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- Complete audit trail of all system activity
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- Failed login attempt tracking
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- File access and modification logs
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- Network connection monitoring
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---
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#### LAYER 3: RESPONSE - Minimize Damage If Breach Occurs
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**Incident Response Plan**
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- Documented procedures for every threat type
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- Clear escalation paths and responsibilities
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- Communication templates for customers/vendors
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- Legal and compliance guidance
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**Managed Backups**
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- Automated daily backups of all critical systems
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- Offsite encrypted storage (3-2-1 backup rule)
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- Regular restore testing (monthly)
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- Recovery Time Objective: 4 hours
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**Ransomware Rollback**
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- Automatic snapshot technology
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- Restore encrypted files within hours without paying ransom
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- Minimal data loss (RPO: 1 hour)
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- Business continuity maintained
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**Legal & Compliance Support**
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- Breach notification assistance (state and federal requirements)
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- Cyber insurance claim support and documentation
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- Regulatory compliance reporting (HIPAA, PCI-DSS)
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- Forensic investigation coordination
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---
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### Section 2: GPS Tiers & Security Features Comparison
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| Security Feature | GPS-BASIC ($19/endpoint) | GPS-PRO ($26/endpoint) | GPS-ADVANCED ($39/endpoint) |
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|-----------------|-------------------------|------------------------|----------------------------|
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| **Core Protection** | | | |
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| Antivirus & Anti-malware | [OK] | [OK] | [OK] |
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| 24/7 Monitoring & Alerting | [OK] | [OK] | [OK] |
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| Automated Patch Management | [OK] | [OK] | [OK] |
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| Monthly Health Reports | [OK] | [OK] | [OK] |
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| Remote Management | [OK] | [OK] | [OK] |
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| **Advanced Security** | | | |
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| Advanced EDR (Endpoint Detection & Response) | - | [OK] | [OK] |
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| Email Security (Anti-phishing) | - | [OK] | [OK] |
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| DNS Filtering (Web Protection) | - | [OK] | [OK] |
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| Dark Web Monitoring | - | [OK] | [OK] |
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| Security Awareness Training | - | [OK] | [OK] |
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| Cloud App Monitoring (M365/Google) | - | [OK] | [OK] |
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| **Maximum Protection** | | | |
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| Advanced Threat Intelligence | - | - | [OK] |
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| Ransomware Rollback | - | - | [OK] |
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| Compliance Tools (HIPAA/PCI/SOC2) | - | - | [OK] |
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| Priority Incident Response | - | - | [OK] |
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| Enhanced SaaS Backup | - | - | [OK] |
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| Forensic Investigation Support | - | - | [OK] |
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**RECOMMENDED:**
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- **GPS-PRO** for most businesses
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- **GPS-ADVANCED** for regulated industries (medical, legal, finance)
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- **GPS-BASIC** only for very simple environments with minimal risk
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---
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### Section 3: Real Client Success Story
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**CASE STUDY: Southwest Legal Partners**
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**The Situation:**
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- 18-employee law firm in Tucson
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- Sophisticated phishing attack targeting accounting department
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- Email spoofed from managing partner requesting wire transfer
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- Malicious attachment designed to steal credentials
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**GPS Response:**
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- Email security flagged spoofed sender (external email with internal display name)
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- Banner warning displayed: "EXTERNAL EMAIL - Verify sender"
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- EDR detected malicious attachment, quarantined immediately
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- Alert sent to GPS SOC within 45 seconds
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- Endpoint isolated from network automatically
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- Accounting staff received immediate security training refresher
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**Outcome:**
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- Zero data loss
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- Zero downtime
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- Zero financial loss
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- Attack prevented before any damage
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**Potential Breach Cost Without GPS:**
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- Credential theft + fraudulent wire transfer: $75,000-$150,000
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- Client data exposure + breach notification: $30,000
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- Regulatory investigation (attorney-client privilege): $50,000+
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- Reputation damage to law firm: Unquantifiable
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**GPS Monthly Investment:** $702/month (18 endpoints × $26 + $234 support)
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**ROI:** One prevented breach paid for **8-17 YEARS** of GPS protection
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---
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### Section 4: ROI Calculator - Your Security Investment vs. Breach Cost
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**EXAMPLE: 15-Employee Business**
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**GPS-PRO Investment:**
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```
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15 endpoints × $26/month = $390/month
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Email security (15 × $3) = $45/month
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Standard Support Plan = $380/month
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-----------------------------------------
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Total Monthly: $815/month
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Annual Investment: $9,780/year
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```
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**Average Breach Cost for 15-Employee Business:**
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```
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Low-end breach: $120,000
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High-end breach: $200,000
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```
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**Breach Prevention ROI:**
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```
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$120,000 ÷ $9,780 = 12.3 years of GPS protection
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$200,000 ÷ $9,780 = 20.4 years of GPS protection
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```
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**ROI Percentage:** 1,200-2,000%
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**ONE PREVENTED BREACH PAYS FOR 12-20 YEARS OF GPS**
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---
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**WHAT IF YOU'RE NOT BREACHED?**
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Even without a breach, GPS provides value:
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- **Cyber Insurance Discounts:** 10-25% premium reduction (saves $1,000-5,000/year)
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- **Compliance Efficiency:** Automated reporting saves 40+ hours/year ($4,000-8,000)
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- **Reduced Downtime:** Proactive monitoring prevents outages (saves $10,000+/year)
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- **Employee Productivity:** Less malware/slowness = 2-5% productivity gain ($15,000-30,000/year)
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**Conservative Annual Value:** $30,000-50,000
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**GPS pays for itself even if you're NEVER breached.**
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---
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### Section 5: Free Security Risk Assessment
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**GET YOUR FREE SECURITY RISK ASSESSMENT**
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**What We'll Do (No Obligation):**
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1. **External Vulnerability Scan**
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- Scan your public-facing systems for exploitable vulnerabilities
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- Identify open ports and exposed services
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- Check for outdated software versions
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- Test for common misconfigurations
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2. **Dark Web Scan**
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- Search dark web marketplaces for your company domain
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- Identify any leaked employee credentials
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- Check for breached vendor accounts
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- Report any compromised data found
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3. **Email Security Test**
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- Send simulated phishing emails (with permission)
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- Measure employee susceptibility
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- Identify high-risk users
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- Provide training recommendations
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4. **Written Report with Risk Score**
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- Detailed findings for each risk area
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- Severity ratings (Critical/High/Medium/Low)
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- Prioritized remediation roadmap
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- Estimated cost of fixing each issue
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5. **Custom GPS Recommendation**
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- Right-sized protection tier for your business
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- Exact monthly cost breakdown
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- Implementation timeline
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- No pressure, no sales pitch
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**Assessment Timeline:** 3-5 business days
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**Your Investment:** $0
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**Our Investment:** $500 (waived for assessment participants)
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---
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### Section 6: Call to Action
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**CONTACT ARIZONA COMPUTER GURU**
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**Schedule Your Free Security Assessment:**
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**Phone:** 520.304.8300
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**Email:** security@azcomputerguru.com
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**Web:** azcomputerguru.com/security-assessment
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**Office Location:**
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7437 E. 22nd St, Tucson, AZ 85710
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(We're local—you can visit us anytime)
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**Office Hours:**
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Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Emergency Support: 24/7 for GPS clients
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---
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### Section 7: Guarantee & Special Offer
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**30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE**
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If GPS doesn't give you peace of mind about your cybersecurity in the first 30 days, we'll refund 100% of your fees. No questions asked.
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**NEW CLIENT SPECIAL OFFER**
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**Sign up within 30 days and receive:**
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- [OK] Waived setup fees (normally $500)
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- [OK] First month 50% off support plan (save $190-425)
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- [OK] Free comprehensive security assessment ($500 value)
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- [OK] Free dark web monitoring scan ($200 value)
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- [OK] Free phishing simulation for all employees ($300 value)
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**Total Value: $1,500-1,925**
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**Mention code "SECURITY2026" when you call.**
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---
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**BOTTOM TAGLINE:**
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"Protecting Tucson Businesses from Cyber Threats Since 2001"
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---
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## Design Notes
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**Color Palette:**
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- Primary Blue: #1e3c72 (headings, borders)
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- Orange: #f39c12 (highlights, CTAs)
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- Red: #dc3545 (threat warnings, cost boxes)
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- Green: #27ae60 (protection features, checkmarks)
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- Gray: #666 (body text)
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**Visual Elements:**
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- Warning icons for threat section
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- Shield/checkmark icons for protection features
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- Red background boxes for breach costs
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- Green background boxes for GPS protection
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- Gradient backgrounds for CTA sections
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- Tables with proper borders and shading
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**Typography:**
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- Font: Segoe UI
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- Headings: Bold, dark blue
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- Body: 11-12pt, gray
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- Callouts: 10-11pt, colored backgrounds
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**Layout:**
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- 8.5" × 11" front/back
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- 0.5" margins all sides
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- Clear visual hierarchy
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- Scannable sections with headers
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- Proper white space
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