Houston-Based Nonprofit Moves All of Its IT to the Cloud
We worked with a national nonprofit to help them implement new technology into their infrastructure.
We worked with a national nonprofit to help them implement new technology into their infrastructure.
The Houston branch of a national nonprofit was a ticking time bomb—their 20-person team of remote workers was using donated and decrepit equipment to gather and store an increasing amount of sensitive information. They had no security measures in place whatsoever.
Since this nonprofit worked in the construction and mortgage industry, their records contained:
The wealth of personally identifiable information (PII) made this nonprofit an ideal target for cyber criminals. Beyond security concerns, even basic IT problems delayed work until volunteers or, in especially dire cases, one-time support contractors were available to fix something. They were skirting disaster.
The first step was building a foundation for reliable IT support. Everything from employee desktops to PII databases needed to be covered 24/7.
After that, our team installed new computer hardware, cyber security solutions, productivity software, and data backup systems. It’s an all-inclusive platform we call CompleteCloud.
This isn’t some cookie-cutter app, it’s a fully customized service. For example, the nonprofit’s mortgage data is now kept safe in a SSAE 18 SOC 2 Type 2 “private cloud” datacenter. All new end-user and network hardware was deployed in their offices and allows secure access by any team members or authorized volunteers.
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