Not a week goes by anymore without hearing of yet another ransomware, data breach, or other cyber-attack in the news. Today, no organization, regardless of size or industry, is immune from being targeted by cybercriminals.

Many business owners and executives are faced with questions like, “are we doing the right things (or enough) to protect our business?”…and… “do we know what to do if (or when) our business is attacked?” 

But together, we can help in the fight to protect Pennsylvania businesses. 

Owned and operated in Mechanicsburg, PA, Appalachia Technologies has a vested interest in keeping our fellow Pennsylvania businesses safe from cybercriminals. To start you down the path to cyber safety NOW, we would like to arm you with some proactive steps you can take along with a list of steps you can follow if you get breached in the near term. 

Appalachia can help with all the above! As an IT Services only company, we maintain a fully qualified staff including advanced technical degrees and grueling industry certifications. From cybersecurity assessments to full stack IT managed services, cloud, on premise, wireless and all the little things like patching and training. To learn more about Appalachia’s cybersecurity services, visit https://appalachiatech.com/it-services/cybersecurity

As a service to the CPBJ subscriber community, we are also offering a free 30-minute consultation with one of our highly-credentialed cybersecurity experts, where you can ask questions about your specific business and security needs.

Why Appalachia?

Appalachia is a full-service Managed Services Provider with a focus on cybersecurity. We do not sell hardware which allows our services to be delivered in an un-biased manner. Our engineers maintain up-to-date IT professional certifications to ensure they bring the most current knowledge to their roles on a daily basis. Our NOC/SOC is staffed by all US-based, W-2 employees.

Appalachia Technologies is SOC 2, Type II Audited

SOC 2 audits are based on the AICPA’s Trust Services Criteria. SOC 2 service auditor reports focus on a Service Organization’s non-financial reporting controls as they relate to security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of a system. “Appalachia Technologies delivers trust-based services to their clients, and by communicating the results of this audit, their clients can be assured of their reliance on Appalachia Technologies’ controls.”