Integrating IT Smart Security with Integrity
Your IT handled. Your business protected. A person who answers the phone.
For about 25 years, ezNet Solutions has been the IT department for small businesses around Birmingham. We keep your computers, network and Microsoft 365 running, watch over your security around the clock, and make sure your data can come back if the worst happens.
Who we serve
Small businesses
Growing offices that need dependable IT and real security, without the cost of hiring an IT department.
Medical and dental practices
Practices with HIPAA obligations, where patient data, uptime and a clear paper trail all matter. We help you meet the technical side of the Security Rule.
Professional offices and nonprofits
Financial, legal, ministry and nonprofit teams that hold sensitive information and answer to clients, donors, boards or insurers.
Why ezNet
Enterprise experience, sized for a small office. ezNet is led by Bill Brazeal, CISSP, a former Technical Architect at AT&T who co-founded one of Alabama's first internet companies in 1995. You get the security thinking of a large enterprise, scaled and priced for a business your size.
Security is built in, not sold as an extra. Monitoring, patching, backups and multi-factor sign-in are part of how we run every client, because a breach costs far more than prevention.
You talk to someone who knows your setup. Not a ticket queue in another time zone.
What we do
- Managed IT and help desk
- Cybersecurity with 24x7 monitoring and response
- Backup and disaster recovery
- Microsoft 365, email security and cloud
- Networking, secure Wi-Fi and business phones
- HIPAA compliance support and cyber insurance coordination
Ready for AI, safely
Our division ZealLabs.ai helps owners and leaders put AI to work without putting their data at risk. Existing ezNet clients can add it to their managed services.
Latest security notice
PHP2Shell: critical PHP flaws put business websites at risk
Two critical PHP flaws let attackers take over unpatched websites without logging in, and attacks have been seen. Here is who should pay attention and what to ask your web host or developer.
Let's talk about your office.
A short conversation is the best place to start. Tell us what's working, what isn't, and what keeps you up at night. We'll tell you plainly whether we're a good fit.