San Diego’s defense suppliers face DoD security requirements, and California privacy law applies to customer data. We put layered protection in place for San Diego businesses as part of full managed IT.

California rules that apply

California’s privacy laws, including the CCPA, give residents rights over their personal information and raise the stakes of a breach.

Layered protection

MFA, endpoint protection, email filtering, access controls and tested backups give you several layers instead of one.

Protecting manufacturers in San Diego

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

Staff learn to spot phishing, fake login pages and payment fraud through short lessons and practice emails.

Monitoring for warning signs

We watch for suspicious sign-ins, new mailbox forwarding rules, unexpected admin changes and unusual email activity across your San Diego 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 San Diego clients put those controls in place and answer the questionnaire accurately. Read our guide to cyber insurance requirements.

San Diego ship repair firms, electronics makers and engineering shops that hold Navy contracts must protect controlled unclassified information and report cyber incidents to the Defense Department promptly under DFARS 7012. That means knowing what happened, which systems were touched and what data was exposed. We keep the logs, images and timelines you would need, and we prepare you for CMMC assessments, which an accredited C3PAO performs.

Office hours in San Diego

Office hours for San Diego clients are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific. The help desk, monitoring and security response all run during these hours. Read more about cybersecurity or see all IT services in San Diego.

Client reviews

What clients say

They were: Responsive. Efficient. Detailed. Empathetic. 15 years in business and I didn’t realize the potential that an IT company could provide. … Their support team [is] quick to respond and assist. Well worth the investment for security.

ElleBusiness owner

The entire IT team has been great to work with. They have handled everything for our startup veterinary clinic and the entire process has been simple and smooth from the beginning. Highly recommend!

CynthiaVeterinary clinic

The team is INCREDIBLE! … All of the Techs that work there are so nice and very helpful, also, the owners are small town business owners. Give these guys a chance to help YOU!

JosieLaw firm

As an IT administrator managing environments across multiple offices, I have high expectations for the vendors and partners we work with, and [this team] has consistently met them. … They communicate clearly, follow through on commitments, and take the time to actually understand our environment rather than offering one-size-fits-all answers.

ZainIT administrator, multi-office company

[Ramiro] is someone You can absolutely trust. He's exceeding expectations and I wholeheartedly recommend his services. His extensive experience in this field is invaluable

RaulClient

Thank you Ramiro for your patience and professionalism! You always have a positive attitude and a great sense of humor! Keep up the good work!

ShannanClient

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What are the biggest cyber risks for San Diego businesses?

San Diego's defense suppliers face DoD security requirements, and California privacy law applies to customer data.

Is cybersecurity for San Diego clients sold separately?

No. San Diego clients get cybersecurity as part of full managed IT.

Do California laws affect our security?

California's privacy laws, including the CCPA, give residents rights over their personal information and raise the stakes of a breach.

Cybersecurity for your San Diego office

Tell us about your team and we will put together a quote.