Your All-in-One IT Support
Somebody owns your technology, answers when it breaks, and tells you when you do not need what you are about to buy.
Verifiable certifications · Tampa, FL · People answer 8am to 8pm Eastern
Six things we get called about
Each one goes straight to what we actually do about it. No form in between.
And four more, for when the basics are already covered
Three of the rules we actually operate by. The rest are on the about page.
We measure first, we quote second.
Every engagement starts with an inventory of what you actually have, which is almost always more than anyone remembers. Nobody puts a price on the work before they know what is there.
If what you have works, we say so.
If your backup restores and you can prove it, we are not going to sell you another one. We charge for taking ownership, not for replacing things that already do the job.
No vendor runs this place.
The alternatives were tested on our own time and our own hardware, so what goes into your office is what fits your office, not whatever we happen to resell.
Do not take our word for it
Certifications, current and public
CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+ and CySA+, the CSAP security analytics stack, Cisco CCNA and Programming for Network Engineers. Every one with an issue and expiry date on a public profile you can open right now.
We deploy what we have already broken
The virtualization, the backups and the monitoring run on Proxmox, Linux and open source tooling that we run and deliberately break in our own lab before any of it reaches a client.
The hours are the hours
Automatic containment runs at any hour and the monitoring does not sleep. People answer from 8am to 8pm Eastern, with escalation for anything critical. We would rather say it that way than print 24/7 and let you assume somebody is at a desk at 3am.
Start with something you can verify yourself
Run your domain through our free check. It tells you whether your email is authenticated and whether anyone can send mail as you. No account, about a minute.
Check my domain, freeIt is the same check we run on the first day of an engagement.
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Voice phishing is now the second most common way attackers get in, ahead of email. The defence is an expectation you set before the call, in the one place where you talk to every client at once.
A provider vanished and took ownership of the network with them. What we found on the way back in, and three questions that tell you whether the same thing could happen to you.