WINDOWS CYBERSECURITY FOR SMALL BUSINESS

Cybersecurity for your Windows PCs—without building a security department.

Practical protection against phishing, ransomware and malware, designed to deploy quickly and keep threat protection updated automatically.

START A 30-DAY EVALUATION SEE HOW IT WORKS

No single security product eliminates cyber risk. CompFlorida helps determine fit and the controls your business still needs.
Business leaders reviewing cybersecurity and continuity planning
30-day evaluationCurrent Marma trial offer
No credit card requiredCurrent trial enrollment
Windows endpoint agent24×7 endpoint protection
Automatic threat updatesDesigned to reduce manual upkeep

WHY THIS MATTERS

Your business does not have to be large to be a target.

31%of breaches in Verizon's 2026 DBIR started with vulnerability exploitation.
48%of breaches analyzed involved ransomware.
40% highersuccess rate for mobile social engineering versus traditional email phishing.

Most small businesses are not looking for another security dashboard. They want their Windows computers protected, their people able to work and a clear answer when something suspicious happens.

WHAT MARMA DOES

A Windows security layer designed to work in the background.

Marma describes its Windows agent as 24×7 endpoint protection using deep packet inspection of inbound and outbound traffic, with threat intelligence and automatic updates from its AI-powered security cloud.

  • Designed to block phishing, ransomware and malware.
  • Automatic threat updates rather than manual signature maintenance.
  • Does not rely on a traditional VPN tunnel for endpoint traffic.
  • Marma states the Windows agent does not transmit customer data to its cloud.
  • Can work within a broader Marma security environment.
Cybersecurity advisor reviewing endpoint protection and recovery readiness
Endpoint protection is one layer. Identity, email, backups, patching and recovery still matter.

WHO THIS IS FOR

Start with the situation you actually have.

I just need protection for my Windows PCs.

Small office, professional practice, remote team or family business without an enterprise security department.

Our people work from everywhere.

Laptops leave the office and need protection beyond the office firewall.

I need something simpler to operate.

Continuous protection without an employee manually maintaining threat definitions all day.

I want to test before I commit.

Validate compatibility, performance and operating fit on a controlled group before wider rollout.

THE PRACTICAL QUESTION

Is Marma an all-in-one cybersecurity solution?

It can consolidate important security functions, but “all-in-one” should not mean “the only control your business needs.” Marma's portfolio includes Windows endpoint protection plus SafeHome, SafeBiz and SafeEnterprise gateways, with additional network, email and cloud capabilities depending on product.

Marma can address
  • Windows endpoint threat protection
  • Phishing, malware and ransomware blocking
  • Automatic threat-intelligence updates
  • Network security through appropriate Marma gateways
Your business still needs
  • MFA and identity security
  • Windows/application patching
  • Tested backup and recovery
  • Admin/access controls
  • Incident response
Remote support specialist helping an employee with a business computer
Deployment should be simple for the user, but still controlled by the business.

DEPLOYMENT

Test on a few Windows PCs before touching the whole company.

  1. Choose representative devices.
  2. Review current antivirus, EDR, VPN and business applications.
  3. Deploy the Marma agent and confirm protection/reporting.
  4. Use the trial to evaluate performance and usability.
  5. Expand, adjust or stop based on evidence.
Marma describes plug-and-play setup and protection within minutes. Actual deployment time varies by device, environment and existing controls.

BEFORE YOU INSTALL ANYTHING

Five questions CompFlorida wants answered.

1 What Windows versions and business apps are running?
2 What antivirus or EDR is already installed?
3 Who owns MFA and administrator access?
4 Are backups actually restorable?
5 Who gets called if a PC still looks compromised?

CURRENT THREAT CONTEXT

The threat changes faster than a yearly security review.

Verizon's 2026 DBIR reports vulnerability exploitation as the leading breach entry point and ransomware in nearly half of breaches. The FTC still recommends the fundamentals: automatic updates, backups, strong passwords, MFA, staff training and an incident-response plan. Marma should be evaluated as part of that operating model—not as a reason to stop doing the fundamentals.

Verizon 2026 DBIRCurrent breach patterns.
FTC Small Business CybersecurityBaseline controls.
Marma SecurityProduct and trial information.

30-DAY WINDOWS EVALUATION

See whether Marma fits before you make it part of your security stack.

Tell us how many Windows PCs you want to evaluate and what security you already use. CompFlorida will identify the appropriate trial path and compatibility questions before wider deployment.

Do not include passwords or sensitive credentials. We will contact you about this evaluation; see our Privacy Policy.

Trial availability, licensing, compatibility and commercial terms should be confirmed at enrollment. CompFlorida does not represent that Marma—or any single security product—prevents every incident, establishes compliance or replaces identity, patching, backup, recovery and incident-response controls.

Common questions

Can I use Marma Security on a Windows PC?

Marma currently offers a Windows endpoint agent for 24×7 endpoint protection. Confirm compatibility with your Windows version and existing security software during evaluation.

Is this for a small business?

Yes. Marma currently offers SafeBiz for SMB environments plus the Windows endpoint agent.

Does it require a cybersecurity employee?

Marma positions its platform around simplified, centrally managed protection and says basic use does not require a dedicated cybersecurity team. Someone should still own security decisions and escalation.

Does Marma replace Microsoft Defender or my antivirus?

Do not remove existing endpoint protection just because you start a trial. Review compatibility first and use a controlled migration plan.

What if I already think a PC is compromised?

Do not use a product trial as incident response. Use our business compromise first-response guide.

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