Plain-English answers to what owners actually ask us, before the first call.
Usually we back them up, not box them out. Many clients keep an internal person for day-to-day and lean on us for monitoring, security, and heavy projects. If there is no one internal, we become the whole function.
A gap assessment against the controls you are held to, a plan of action for the gaps, the implementation work, and the written policies and evidence an assessor asks for. We keep it current so you are not scrambling before an audit.
Yes. We start with a review of what exists, tell you plainly what is solid and what is not, then stabilize it before we change anything.
On managed plans, monitoring pages us before most clients notice. You reach a real person, we work the incident, and you get a plain-English write-up afterward.
No. Each practice stands alone. Start with the one project you need and expand later only if it makes sense.
Yes, on HostPhenix, infrastructure we own and operate. No reseller finger-pointing when something needs attention.
Project work is fixed-scope with milestones. Managed work is a flat monthly number per agreement, with monthly reporting. One invoice, one standard.
Clarksville, Tennessee, serving government contractors, small businesses, and e-commerce companies across three continents.
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