The Tools Behind Your Technology

A secure digital vault used to store, share, and manage company passwords and sensitive credentials.

A software-based phone system that allows teams to make calls, video conference, and chat via computers and smartphones.

A comprehensive cloud platform used to host applications, store data, and run virtual servers.

Microsoft's cloud computing platform used for building, testing, and managing applications and services through global data centers.

A cloud-based security platform that protects company data and internet traffic across all offices and remote users.

High-performance, heavy-duty hardware such as routers and switches used to power large-scale corporate networks.

An internet service provider (ISP) that delivers high-speed, commercial-grade fiber internet to offices.

A tool that allows the IT team to remotely monitor, maintain, and support computers and servers.

A specialty insurance product designed to protect businesses from financial losses and liability caused by cyberattacks, data breaches, and other technology-related risks.

A backup and disaster recovery solution that safely duplicates company data so it can be restored in case of data loss or system failure.

A federal regulation requiring financial institutions to develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive information security program to keep customer information safe.

An advanced cybersecurity service that monitors laptops and servers to detect and stop hidden threats or malware.

A platform used to train employees on cybersecurity best practices through simulated phishing emails and educational videos.

A division of Cisco that provides user-friendly, cloud-managed network equipment tailored for small to medium businesses.

A suite of cloud-based productivity apps including Outlook for email, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft's cloud computing platform used for building, testing, and managing applications and services through global data centers.

A cloud service that lets IT securely manage company-owned and personal devices, including phones, laptops, and tablets, used for work.

An extra login step beyond just a password, such as a code sent to a phone or an authenticator app, used to confirm it's really you signing in.

A Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rule requiring financial institutions, broker-dealers, and investment advisers to adopt written policies and procedures to protect customer records and information.

A cloud-based communications platform providing business lines, virtual meetings, and messaging.

Affordable, customizable networking hardware, such as Wi-Fi access points and switches, managed through a single software interface.

An automated platform that monitors security practices to ensure the company meets official compliance standards, such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001.