Colorado’s aerospace suppliers face DoD security rules, and the state’s privacy law raises the stakes of a data breach. We put layered protection in place for Denver businesses as part of full managed IT.
Layered protection
Endpoint protection on every device, multi-factor authentication, email filtering, access controls and tested backups work together.
Protecting defense suppliers in Denver
We help defense suppliers prepare for CMMC Level 1 and Level 2 (NIST SP 800-171) with a gap review, policies and security controls.
Training your staff
Short training and simulated phishing help your team recognize scams before they click.
Monitoring for warning signs
We watch for suspicious sign-ins, new mailbox forwarding rules, unexpected admin changes and unusual email activity across your Denver accounts. During office hours an engineer reviews alerts and acts: locking an account, resetting credentials or isolating a device.
Backups that survive ransomware
Backups are kept separate from your network and protected from deletion, then tested on a schedule, so ransomware cannot take your data and your recovery copy together. See backup and disaster recovery.
Cyber insurance
Insurers now ask about MFA, endpoint protection, backups and training before they quote. We help Denver clients put those controls in place and answer the questionnaire accurately. Read our guide to cyber insurance requirements.
Colorado’s breach and data disposal rules
Colorado gives businesses 30 days after they determine a breach occurred to notify affected residents, and the Attorney General must also be told when 500 or more Coloradans are involved. The state also requires a written policy for destroying paper and electronic records that hold personal information, and reasonable security for that data while you keep it. We help you find where customer and employee records live, encrypt them, set retention and deletion rules your staff can follow and keep the logs you would need to scope an incident quickly.
Lessons from the Marshall Fire
The Marshall Fire in December 2021 destroyed more than a thousand homes and businesses in Louisville and Superior in a single afternoon of high wind. Firms that kept their only server or backup drive in the office lost both. A sound security plan treats fire the same way it treats ransomware: copies of your data stored far from the building, protected from deletion, and restored in a test often enough that you trust them. We set that up and show you the restore results.
Office hours in Denver
Office hours for Denver clients are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Mountain. The help desk, monitoring and security response all run during these hours. Read more about cybersecurity or see all IT services in Denver.