Secure, resilient operations
Protect is the day-to-day discipline of IT: support your people can reach, patching and backups that happen on schedule, and identity controls that hold up when someone tests them.
Most incidents at small companies trace back to an unpatched server, a reused password, or an admin account nobody remembered to disable. This pillar exists to close those doors and keep them closed.
What We Run for You
Managed IT
A complete IT department covering monitoring, support, security, and strategy, for a predictable monthly cost.
Learn more →Co-managed IT
A force multiplier for your internal IT, sharing the load and bringing senior expertise without replacing your team.
Learn more →Microsoft 365
Wave-based migrations from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365, with email, files, identity, and Teams Phone landed securely, and the platform managed after cutover.
Learn more →Azure Infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure designed, secured, and managed on Microsoft Azure, sized to what you need.
Learn more →Security Operations
Layered security, monitoring, and response that protects your identities, endpoints, and data around the clock.
Learn more →How the Pieces Fit
The Platforms We Run
How We Run Them
Patched, backed up, watched, and documented, with someone accountable for all of it. Problems get caught while they are small, and the insurance questionnaire stops being scary.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does pricing work?
Managed services run at a flat monthly rate per person, which covers their primary device; shared and additional devices are a small add-on. Project work is hourly and quoted in writing before it starts, or converted to a fixed monthly fee when you want budget certainty. Microsoft licensing passes through at list price.
We already have an IT person. What happens to them?
They stay in charge. Co-managed IT is built around your internal lead: they remain first line for their own team, we take the escalations, they get admin access to every tool we bring, and someone senior covers them when they take a vacation. Several of our co-managed clients came to us specifically because their one IT person was at a breaking point.
How fast do you respond?
Tickets go to an engineer first, with an average first response around 30 minutes during business hours. System-down issues carry an SLA. Support hours flex to where your team works, including multi-time-zone remote teams.
We think we have been compromised. Is that where you start?
Yes, and triage comes before paperwork. On a first call after an incident we audit admin roles and mailbox delegates, review sign-in logs, check for hidden forwarding rules, and enforce MFA, then talk about the engagement. Serious threats get neutralized first and invoiced after.
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