WHY IT ASSURE
Security controls should be verified,
not assumed.
Your firm needs more than a list of cybersecurity products. It needs agreed protections maintained, checked, and corrected as people, devices, and systems change.
IT Assure combines managed cybersecurity with repeated validation and follow-through on routine covered gaps—helping professional firms protect confidential client information and the trust their businesses depend on.
Approximately 30 minutes. No technical preparation required. No obligation to engage.
LESS CHASING
Less chasing.
More work handled.
Your team should not have to keep asking whether a protection was checked or a routine security gap was fixed.
When a decision belongs with management, we bring the issue with context and our recommendation.
IT Assure handles
ROUTINE WORK WITHIN SCOPE
- Check agreed protections
- Investigate coverage gaps
- Correct routine covered issues
- Recheck results and report
Your firm retains
BUSINESS CONTEXT & DECISIONS
- Provide necessary access and context
- Communicate staff or system changes
- Approve work needing a decision
- Set priorities outside the agreed scope
Routine covered work moves forward. Decisions come back with context and a recommendation.
FINDINGS FROM RECURRING CHECKS
The gaps we find
are not theoretical.
During recurring checks of customer environments, we have found issues such as these.
Endpoint protection
FINDING
Protection that was not properly deployed.
WHAT ONGOING CHECKS LOOK AT
Compare intended devices with the protections actually operating.
Account authentication
FINDING
Accounts without multifactor authentication (MFA) enabled.
WHAT ONGOING CHECKS LOOK AT
Check that required authentication applies to the covered accounts.
Departed employees
FINDING
Licenses still assigned after employees had left.
WHAT ONGOING CHECKS LOOK AT
Review relevant changes against account and license assignments.
We investigated those findings and made the appropriate corrections. Cyber Defensibility includes the continuing work of checking actual coverage, correcting routine covered gaps, and verifying the result.
These are summaries of findings described by IT Assure, not reproductions of customer records. The value is work completed on your behalf.
AN EXTERNAL CPA ACCOUNT
Why checking still matters
after installation.
In an account shared by a CPA, a failed security-software update left a computer without its intended protection before a breach was discovered.
Would your firm know if a protection it relied on was no longer working?
REPORTING CONNECTS TO THE WORK
See the work.
Make the decisions that remain.
You receive a clear view of what is protected, what was corrected, and what still requires attention. The report reflects ongoing security work.
What was checked
A clear view of the environment and protections reviewed.
What was corrected
Routine covered gaps and the work completed.
What still needs attention
The issues and recommendations leadership needs to decide.
PROFESSIONAL-FIRM FOCUS
A focus on professional firms.
Our service is designed around the information and practical needs of firms without a mature internal cybersecurity function.
BUILD ON YOUR EXISTING ARRANGEMENT
Strengthen cybersecurity
within your existing IT arrangement.
Your internal generalist, consultant, or other providers can continue handling responsibilities outside the agreed cybersecurity scope.
Your firm
BUSINESS DIRECTION
- Priorities and access decisions
- Necessary approvals
IT Assure
AGREED CYBERSECURITY WORK
- Manage and validate protections
- Routine corrections and reporting
Existing IT resources
RETAINED RESPONSIBILITIES
- Daily IT and application support as agreed
- Work outside our cybersecurity scope
Access, authority, coordination, and responsibilities are agreed before work begins. Explore co-managed cybersecurity →
FIND A USEFUL NEXT STEP
Find out whether there is
a useful next step.
Discuss your current arrangements, the concern on your mind, and whether selected controls warrant a closer look.
Approximately 30 minutes. No technical preparation required. No obligation to engage. Any technical validation is a separate step.
Prefer to start on your own?
Seven questions about cybersecurity ownership, coverage, and follow-through help identify questions worth investigating.
No meeting required. Your answers do not technically validate your environment.
