IT support and cybersecurity for community banks and credit unions in Arizona
Exam-ready IT.All year long.
Community banks and credit unions answer to examiners, boards and members. We keep your branches running, your security program documented, and your team ready for the next IT exam.
Call our local team. No ticket required. 480-550-8108What examiners look at
Your IT exam is about more than technology
Examiners want to see a program that's planned, documented and actually followed. These are the areas that come up most.
Your information security program
A written, risk-based program your board has approved, and proof that it's followed, not just filed.Vendor management
Oversight of your core processor and other critical vendors, with due diligence on file.Incident response and notification
A plan to detect, respond to and report incidents on the timelines your regulator sets.Business continuity
Backups and recovery plans that are tested, so you can keep serving members and customers.
How we help
The work behind a clean exam
We handle the technical safeguards and keep the records that prove them, so exam prep is a review, not a scramble.
We support the technology side of your compliance. Your compliance officer and counsel remain responsible for regulatory interpretation.
Get a free exam-readiness reviewRisk assessment support
Help documenting where sensitive data lives and what could put it at risk.
Access reviews
User access checked regularly, and removed the same day someone leaves.
Multi-factor authentication
On email, remote access and administrator accounts.
Patching you can document
Updates applied on schedule, with reports ready for your examiner.
Backups and recovery testing
Recovery tested, so your continuity plan is more than a document.
Incident response planning
A written plan your team knows how to follow.
Board-ready reporting
A plain-English summary of your IT security program for your board.
Vendor due diligence
We answer your vendor management questions about us, too.
Built for financial institutions
IT support that understands how banking works
Every branch, connected and secure
Reliable, protected networks for each location, managed as one.
Alongside your core processor
We work with your core provider and other vendors, so you have one team coordinating the technology.
Fraud-aware staff
Training on the scams aimed at financial institutions, from fake wire requests to account takeover attempts.
Microsoft 365, secured
Email and files set up the right way, licensed through an authorized Microsoft partner.
24/7 security monitoring
A security operations center watching your systems nights, weekends and holidays.
A local team that answers
Call us and talk to a person. We can be on-site in the Phoenix area within an hour.
480-550-8108What clients say
A mortgage branch that stopped losing revenue to downtime
There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that [the team] prevented my mortgage branch from losing significant revenue by eliminating virtually any risk of downtime for us. ... Best of all, [they] explained everything to me in business terms and English, no technobabble!
Pricing
Two plans. No contract.
Unlimited support, on-site visits, staff training, data-loss prevention and our full security package.
See what's includedPrepaid hour blocks, plus $55 per device, per month for security.
Compare plansNo contract on either plan. See full pricing
Questions
Bank and credit union IT, answered
Can you help us prepare for an FDIC, OCC or NCUA exam?
Yes. Our team holds CISSP and CISA certifications. We help you gather documentation, close gaps ahead of time, and answer the technical questions examiners ask.
Do you work with our core processor?
Yes. We coordinate with your core provider and other technology vendors, so issues get solved without you playing go-between.
How do the incident notification rules affect us?
Banks generally must notify their primary federal regulator within 36 hours of determining that certain computer-security incidents have occurred, and federally insured credit unions report certain cyber incidents to the NCUA within 72 hours. We help you detect and document incidents quickly. Your compliance officer or counsel confirms what must be reported.
Can you give our board a report on IT security?
Yes. We prepare a plain-English summary of your security program, recent changes and open items, written for directors rather than IT people.
Will you answer our vendor due diligence questions about you?
Yes. We know you have to manage us as a vendor, and we'll provide what your vendor management program needs.
Will you list our institution as a client?
No. We never publish client names. Knowing who a bank's IT provider is gives attackers a head start on phishing your staff and members.
Request a free IT assessment.
Here's exactly what happens when you request one:
- 1A 15-minute call about your business and how your IT works today.
- 2A review of your systems, security and backups, with your permission.
- 3A short, plain-English summary of your biggest risks, what an auditor or insurer would flag, and where you may be overspending.
Free, with no obligation. After you submit the form, we call you back the same business day to set up the first call.
Prefer to talk now? 480-550-8108