Providing IT Service and IT Support to New Hampshire Area Businesses for over 35 Years!
White Mountain can provide a complete outsourced IT Department for your business.
With a Managed IT Service plan from White Mountain, you can be assured that your day-to-day IT Management and support needs will be handled in a professional, cost-effective manner. We provide expert IT Outsourcing, Computer Consulting, and Cyber Security Services, with complete transparency and oversight, so you always know what’s going on.
- All inclusive, or customized Managed IT Service Agreements
- Month to Month services, no long term contract
- Helpdesk, Onsite Services, Engineering, Project Work
- Asset and Hardware Lifecycle Management
- Cyber Security, Threat Detection and Response
- Cloud Services Management and Support
- Budget and Strategic Planning
- Cloud Backup and Data Loss Prevention
- Office 365 and SharePoint Support
- Software License and Subscription Management
- Wireless Network Assessments, Design and Support
White Mountain is one of the top Cyber Security Providers in New Hampshire.
- Managed Firewall and VPN
- Endpoint protection and SOC response (EDR)
- Cybersecurity Detection and Response (SIEM, SOC and SOAR services)
- Remote user Security (SASE, VPN, Secure Remote Desktop)
- Compliance Support (PCI DSS, HIPAA, FTC Safeguards Rule, CMMC)
- Security Frameworks (NIST, CIS v8, CMMC)
- Pre-Audit Services and Reviews (Gap Assessment, Compliance strategies)
- IT Security policy and strategy (Policies, Standards, Procedures)
- IT Risk Assessments
- Risk Management (RM Program, GRC, Risk Assessments, Risk Register)
- Cyber Security Insurance (reviews, applications, and compliance)
- Vulnerability monitoring and management (Vulnerability Mgt. Program, Scanning, Risk Scoring, Remediation)
- Security awareness training and phishing simulation
- Cloud security monitoring
- Wireless Security Assessments
- Secure Configuration management (DoD STIG, CIS Benchmarks)
- Secure Identity management (MFA, Single Sign-on, Privileged Identity Management)
- Asset and Software Management
- Data Protection (Classification, DLP)
- Secure Networking
- IT Management standards and best practices
- Incident Response Support (Incident Response Plan, Tabletop exercises, access to IR and forensic specialists)
If you are concerned about your current level of network security and business risk, give us a call, we look forward to hearing from you!
Why wait?
If you think it may be time for a change, switch to the best Managed IT Provider in the Southern New Hampshire area. Give us a call today to schedule a free consultation to discuss your needs. We are experts at providing discreet and confidential advice on how to protect your business and avoid problems and disruptions when replacing your IT support provider. There is no reason to put up with uncertainty, problems, frustrations, and excessive business risk, give White Mountain a call and let us help you make things right!
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