Cybersecurity Assessment
in Greensburg, PA

A cybersecurity assessment for a Greensburg business has to fit the real Westmoreland County economy, which blends professional services clustered around the county courthouse, healthcare anchored by Excela Health and the practices in its orbit, higher education at Seton Hill and Westmoreland County Community College, and a durable base of manufacturing and distribution along the Route 30 and Route 119 corridors. Each of those has a different threat profile and, increasingly, a different compliance obligation. MCR Business Tech Solutions assesses Greensburg-area businesses against the threats they actually face and delivers a prioritized, plain-English roadmap that a business owner or practice manager can act on, rather than a generic scan dump that flags a hundred items and prioritizes none.

For Greensburg's professional offices (the law practices and title companies around the courthouse, the CPA and financial firms, the insurance agencies), the highest-frequency attack we see in the field is business-email-compromise: a diverted invoice, a fraudulent wire request, a payroll-redirect scam. The defenses are not expensive but they have to be correct: DMARC, SPF, and DKIM properly configured on the email domain, advanced email filtering, and user training specific to the BEC pattern rather than generic phishing-awareness mush. For Westmoreland manufacturers, the concern shifts to ransomware and, for those in defense-prime supply chains, CMMC compliance. For Excela-orbit medical practices, HIPAA governs. We assess against the right threat model for the business in front of us.

The assessment covers the controls that decide outcomes, not a checklist: MFA enforced on email and remote access, real EDR instead of legacy antivirus, network segmentation and firewall hygiene, patch and vulnerability status, and the control almost everyone gets wrong, whether backups are immutable, off-site, and actually tested by a restore. Where a Greensburg business carries a compliance obligation, we map the findings to it (HIPAA, CMMC and NIST SP 800-171, or the cyber-insurance carrier's questionnaire) and produce defensible documentation as a byproduct. The deliverable is a single ranked plan: what to close this month, what to schedule this quarter, and what is genuinely lower priority, each with a cost and a plain reason.