Award-winning Managed IT Services Backed by 21 years of proactive support, 24/7 monitoring and security

We’re an IT company in Southern California, and we’ve been doing this for 21 years. Managed IT services, help desk, network monitoring, Microsoft 365, cloud, cybersecurity services, CMMC compliance. Hire us for one piece or the whole lot. When you call, a technician picks up. Before any work starts, scope and price are in writing. Our locations: San Diego, Carlsbad, San Marcos, Irvine and Los Angeles.

Basically an IT department you rent by the month. A managed service provider watches your systems every day, patches them, runs the help desk, checks the backups and handles security. You pay one predictable fee. Compare that to break-fix IT, where nobody looks at anything until it breaks, and then you get the bill.

Here’s what you get. Remote monitoring. Patches on a schedule. A help desk where a technician answers. Backups we test by restoring them. Security comes with it too: endpoint detection and response, firewall management, email filtering and multi-factor authentication. Add Microsoft 365 administration and planning reviews. It’s all spelled out in your agreement, so you never have to wonder what’s covered.

Yes. We call it co-managed IT. Your in-house person or team stays in charge, and we back them up. Maybe we will take the overflow tickets. Maybe we run monitoring and security, or a big project. Your team gets engineers to escalate to and a second opinion on the network. Where the line sits is up to you, and we put it on paper.

Layers. If one defense fails, another catches it. Ours include endpoint detection and response, firewall management, email security and spam filtering, multi-factor authentication, dark web monitoring, vulnerability scanning and an incident response plan. Our cybersecurity services can come along with managed IT or stand on their own. Standalone work starts with a security assessment.

CMMC stands for Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification. It’s a Department of Defense program, and the point is simple: contractors have to prove they protect sensitive government information. The yardstick is NIST SP 800-171, which has 110 controls covering Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Handle CUI or supply the Defense Department? Your contracts may require CMMC compliance.

No. Certification comes from the official CMMC assessment, not from us. What we do is get you ready. We work out where your CUI lives, map your systems to NIST SP 800-171, fix the gaps and pull together the paperwork an assessor will ask for. Then the assessment confirms the work you’ve done instead of ambushing you.

Honestly, it depends. Where are you starting? How big is your CUI environment? How many of the 110 controls need work? Most of the time goes into fixing gaps and writing down evidence, not the assessment itself. The best way to get a real number is a readiness assessment. It shows which controls you already meet and which need remediation first.

All over Southern California. We have locations in San Diego, Carlsbad, San Marcos, Irvine and Los Angeles. Remote support reaches every client, and a technician comes on-site when a job needs hands on the equipment. Each city has its own page: IT support in San Diego, IT support in Carlsbad, IT support in San Marcos, IT support in Irvine and IT support in Los Angeles.

It starts with a conversation, then an assessment of your network, security and backups. We write down what you have and put a plan and a quote on paper. After that, we handle the handoff: vendors, licensing, documentation. You don’t have to chase any of it. Most switches take a few weeks. Reading your current contract first helps.