Cybersecurity Services for New York Businesses
Remote-delivered security services for New York businesses, including financial-sector clients operating under NYDFS cybersecurity requirements.
New York’s financial and professional services concentration means a number of our US clients in the state operate under specific regulatory expectations, including New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) cybersecurity requirements. Services are delivered remotely, with reporting built to be usable in regulatory or auditor conversations, not just internal ones.
A note on how this works: we're based in Toronto, Ontario, and don't have a physical office in this location. Monitoring, testing, and incident response are delivered remotely — which is how these services are typically delivered everywhere, including for most of our Toronto clients. On-site work (server installs, hardware, in-person response) is available across the Greater Toronto Area; elsewhere it's arranged on a project basis where genuinely needed.
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Managed Security Services
Ongoing, fully-managed security operations — monitoring, detection, and response handled for you day to day, so security isn’t a part-time job for someone on your team.
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24/7 breach containment, forensic timeline, and recovery when every minute counts.
bug_reportPenetration Testing
Simulating real-world attacks against your network, web apps, or staff to uncover vulnerabilities before someone else does.
Other locations we serve
Hamilton
On-site support across Hamilton, Burlington, and Stoney Creek, with the same team and SLAs as our Toronto clients.
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On-site support across Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, and the surrounding GTA, with the same team and SLAs as Toronto itself.
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Our home base. On-site support available across Toronto proper, with the same team handling remote clients everywhere else.
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