IT services · New York
Microsoft 365 security for New York businesses.
New York has some of the strictest cybersecurity rules for small businesses in the country. We help firms in New York City and across the state put the technical controls in place (MFA, access control, device encryption, email security) and keep them running.
What we see in New York
The NY SHIELD Act
Any business holding New York residents' private information is expected to maintain reasonable administrative, technical and physical safeguards.
NYDFS Part 500 for insurance and finance
Insurance agencies, brokers and other DFS-licensed firms face specific requirements, including MFA for remote access and an asset inventory. Many small agencies qualify for limited exemptions but still need the core controls.
Offices that aren't the office
Small NYC offices, coworking spaces and hybrid schedules mean most work happens outside a network you control. Identity and device security matter more than the firewall.
Cyber insurance renewals
Carriers ask about MFA, admin accounts, backups and endpoint protection before renewing. We help you answer yes, and prove it.
How we work here.
We serve New York remotely from California and schedule around Eastern business hours. Microsoft 365, Entra ID and Intune are cloud services, and new laptops ship pre-configured, so no site visit is needed.
We implement technical controls that support SHIELD Act and NYDFS Part 500 requirements. We don't provide legal advice or certify compliance; confirm your obligations with qualified legal and compliance advisors.
Industries we support in New York
Insurance Agencies
Secure client information, employee access and remote work for agencies.
Accounting & CPA Firms
Protect client financial data with strong identity, device and Microsoft 365 security.
Professional Services
Secure, productive IT for consulting, legal, engineering and advisory firms.
Healthcare & Medical Billing
Secure access and reliable devices for teams that handle sensitive information.
Startups & SaaS
Scale headcount without turning your engineers into the IT department.
Next step
Let's talk about your IT.
Tell us how your company works today. We'll tell you honestly what we'd change, what we'd leave alone, and whether we're the right fit.