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IT Services for Financial Firms & Accountants

Security and continuity for firms holding other people's financial data.

If your firm handles customer financial information, the FTC Safeguards Rule almost certainly applies — and it asks for specifics: a written information security program, a designated qualified individual, periodic risk assessments, multi-factor authentication, encryption of customer data, and an incident response plan.

We help firms build that program and the technical controls under it, then keep the documentation current so the next assessment isn’t a scramble.

Alongside compliance, we handle the practical side: tax and accounting application support, secure client file exchange, email security tuned against the credential phishing that targets this sector, and capacity planning that assumes your March and April look nothing like your July.

What we see most often

The FTC Safeguards Rule applies to you

Accountants, tax preparers, financial advisors, and auto dealers are all covered. It requires a written information security program, a qualified individual, risk assessments, MFA, and encryption.

Busy season has no slack

An outage in early April costs far more than the same outage in August. We plan capacity and redundancy around your actual calendar.

Client data is the target

Tax and financial records are exactly what credential-harvesting campaigns are after. Email security and staff training matter more here than almost anywhere.

Retention and disposal

Records have mandated retention periods and mandated destruction. We build both into how storage and backup are configured.

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Not sure where your gaps are?

Book a free, no-obligation assessment. We look at your network, security posture, and backups, then tell you plainly what we found — whether or not you hire us.