We are always
watching.
Most IT companies stop at the laptop. We watch the inbox, the network, the people who click things, and the paperwork a regulator will ask for. One team accountable for all of it, since 1998.
Free dark web scan. Thirty minutes. No obligation, and you keep the report either way.
Illustration of a monitored environment
“We’re too small
to be a target.”
Attackers do not choose you. Software does. Automated tools scan whole ranges of the internet looking for an open door. They do not know whether you are a law firm in Ballito or a logistics business in Frankfurt.
You are not too small. You are exactly who they are looking for.
of all cyberattacks target small and medium businesses specifically
more likely to be targeted than a large enterprise
Sources available on request.
Nobody gets breached at 2pm on a Tuesday. Attacks land on a Friday evening, over a long weekend, on Christmas Eve. Not by coincidence, but because that is when nobody is watching.
A week is 168 hours.
You are open for 45.
Attacks do not keep office hours. The distance between when your business is watched and when it is not is the single biggest reason an incident becomes a disaster. It lands on a Friday evening, and nobody looks until Monday.
Seventy three percent of the week, nobody is looking.
That is the window. Closing it is what the third layer is for.
Read what one unwatched weekend cost Your tools are layer one and two.
We are the third.
Almost every business already owns two layers of protection and does not know it. The devices and the people are the first. The security built into the platforms you already pay for is the second. Both are real, and neither one watches itself. The third layer is a team who reads what those first two produce, acts on it at three in the morning, and can show a regulator the evidence afterwards.
Defence in depth: where LANTEK sits
Everything your business runs on, watched by one team.
Security is not a product bolted on at the end. It is six layers of control, built into your environment from the first day, and one accountable team rather than five suppliers pointing at each other when something goes wrong.
Shaded bands are working hours · illustration
We build to a framework, not to a feeling.
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 is the structure a regulator, an insurer and a large client all recognise. Six functions. Every control we put in your environment maps to one of them, which is what turns a pile of software into something you can be assessed on.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0: six functions
Policy and oversight
Security and acceptable use policies, Information Officer support, compliance registers, and data processing agreements with every vendor that touches your data, so accountability is documented rather than assumed.
Know your risk
Asset registers, data classification, quarterly reviewed risk registers, end of life software flagging and data flow mapping. You cannot protect what you cannot see.
Lock it down
Enforced multi-factor authentication, least privilege access, endpoint detection and response on every device, proactive patch management, encryption, email security, DNS filtering, and backup that is routinely tested.
Always watching
Round the clock monitoring, alerting on suspicious activity and ransomware indicators, dark web monitoring, and regular vulnerability scanning.
Act fast
Documented incident response plans, tested containment, evidence preservation, clear client notification service levels, and support for POPIA and Cybercrimes Act reporting. Calm, fast and by the book.
Bounce back
Tested business continuity and disaster recovery, verified backups, rehearsed restores, and lessons that feed back into the plan, because getting back to work is what actually matters.
POPIA and the Cybercrimes Act are not separate projects. Section 19 of POPIA already requires appropriate technical and organisational measures, and the maximum administrative fine is R10 million. The same six functions satisfy both, which is why we build to them once rather than assembling evidence in a panic after somebody asks.
Eight services.
One accountable team.
Run and protect the devices your team works from, the cloud tools they use every day, and the network and servers underneath it all. Take any one of these on its own, or the whole environment. Nothing here is sold by the seat on a web page. What it costs depends on what you actually run, and we would rather look first.
Choose the sector closest to your business.
What a regulator expects, what an attacker goes after, and what it costs you to be down for a morning are all different depending on what you do. Each of these says what changes.
What of yours is
already out there?
Company email addresses, passwords and customer data get traded in the places stolen and leaked data ends up. Most businesses have something circulating and no idea it is there. A single reused password from a breach four years ago is still a working key today.
- We scan for your domain, your people and your credentials
- Thirty minutes walking you through what came back, in plain language
- You keep the report whether or not you ever work with us
Illustration of a completed scan
This is not hypothetical.
Four real attack patterns, and exactly how the layers stop them. Four minutes each, no jargon, and no sales pitch at the end.
We were there when a virus was just noise. We are here now that criminals do their homework.
Accreditation is not decoration.
Each one represents assessments passed, engineers certified and kept current, and a direct line into vendor engineering when something goes wrong at your premises at eleven at night.
Ask any IT provider for their current accreditation list. The length of the answer, and how quickly it arrives, tells you most of what you need to know.
Security is led in house by a CISSP certified security specialist, not subcontracted to whoever answers first. It is the difference between an alert being forwarded to you and an alert being dealt with.
Clients who have stayed a long time.
Appointed IT specialist advisor to the Bid Committees of Dube TradePort Corporation, the KwaZulu-Natal parastatal, from October 2025 to October 2028.
LANTEK ensure that we are able to service our clients and remain competitive. They are extremely proactive, efficient and speak in a language we understand. Our partnership with LANTEK is one of the best business decisions we have made.
Tony B
Director, Activ8 Group
LANTEK IT Solutions is our preferred service provider and has been for the past 15 years. The level of professionalism and calibre of the team is excellent.
Mrs P. Pillay
SA Branch Manager, HYTORC South Africa
We have worked with LANTEK on the infrastructure design, project management and implementation for both our Cato Ridge and Scottburgh facilities. They work in an efficient and professional manner.
Richard Mills
CEO, Hibiscus Hospitals
A free dark web scan
and thirty minutes.
We scan for your company email addresses, passwords and customer data in the places stolen and leaked data gets traded, then spend thirty minutes walking you through what came back and what it actually means. No pressure, no jargon, no obligation. You keep the report either way.
Worried about what it takes to move?
Changing IT provider is the single biggest reason businesses stay somewhere they have outgrown. We plan the move around your working week, and we help carry the cost of getting across. Ask us how that works when we speak.
Already have an IT company?
Good. The scan still costs nothing and the report is yours. Plenty of the businesses we look after came to us after finding out what their previous provider had never checked.