Veteran-Owned · Managed IT & Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity and IT for businesses that can't afford a bad day

Overwatch is a military term. It means one element holds a covering position while another moves. That's the job: you run the business, we hold the position.

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What we do

Cybersecurity, IT management, and strategic consulting for law firms, manufacturers, and professional services firms.

Security that's watched, not just installed

Endpoint protection, email filtering and multi-factor sign-in are the baseline. The difference is a team that reads the alerts, acts on them, and tells you in plain English what happened.

Managed IT and help desk

Patching, backups, accounts and the help desk, owned by one accountable team. Backups get test-restored, departed staff lose access the same day, and you get a straight answer when something breaks.

Microsoft 365 and cloud

Microsoft 365, Azure and the file shares your people actually use, set up so access follows the job and client data stays where it belongs, whether the work happens in the office, on the floor or at home.

Compliance and IT strategy

Written security plans, cyber insurance applications, client security questionnaires and CMMC preparation, plus a technology roadmap and budget, so the next audit or renewal isn't a scramble.

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Why “Overwatch”

In the military, overwatch is a position, not a slogan. One element takes cover and watches the ground the other has to cross. Nobody announces it. You just know somebody has your sector.

That's how we run an MSP. You shouldn't be thinking about patch cycles, backup integrity, or whether the last guy actually turned MFA on. That's our sector. Yours is the business.

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See where your environment stands

A free assessment from Overwatch Technology: what's protected, what isn't, and what we'd fix first.

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