Your IT team runs the city. We add 24/7 security, automated compliance reporting, and the monitoring depth that state auditors expect — without adding headcount.
Increase in ransomware attacks targeting cities under 100,000 residents — Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025
Most Southern California cities with populations under 150,000 run their IT operations with 3–5 staff. Those three to five people handle everything — network uptime, helpdesk tickets, server maintenance, cybersecurity, compliance reporting, and whatever emergency walks through the door.
Attackers have figured out the math: three people cannot monitor a city network 24/7/365. And municipal cyber insurance carriers are adding riders that require documented 24/7 monitoring. Cities that can't prove it are seeing premium increases — or coverage exclusions.
AI-driven threat detection watches your network 24/7. Real humans in our SOC escalate anything suspicious. Your team gets alerts, not noise.
Monthly reports mapped to state and federal requirements — CJIS, HIPAA (for city health departments), PCI (for payment systems), and general IT audit frameworks. Always current, never assembled in a panic.
Every endpoint, server, and network device tracked. Patches applied on schedule. Full inventory that updates automatically. No spreadsheet-based asset management.
A monthly executive summary designed for City Managers and City Councils — what was protected, what was resolved, what's on the radar. Makes budget hearings easier and builds trust with elected officials.
We've built co-managed IT specifically for Southern California municipalities. Predictable monthly cost. No capital expenditure. No RFP required under most procurement thresholds.
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