IT & Cybersecurity for Marine Businesses · Tampa Bay & beyond
Dependable Technology From the Office to the Docks.
Happy members and customers, protected payments, and predictable monthly IT support from a local Tampa Bay team.
Schedule a Free ConsultationWhat you get
Wi-Fi members and boaters can count on
Coverage is planned from a site survey, with guest networks that are fast for visitors and completely separate from your business systems.
Predictable monthly IT costs
One monthly arrangement covers support for your computers, email, and Microsoft 365, with remote help and on-site visits when needed.
Member and payment data that stays safe
24/7 monitoring and endpoint protection stop phishing and ransomware before they reach member records or point-of-sale systems.
Back in business after the storm
Cloud-based files, backups, and a continuity plan built for Florida weather shorten recovery after a hurricane.
Seasonal staff ready in minutes
New hires get accounts and devices quickly, and access is removed as soon as the season ends.
What's at stake
Poor Wi-Fi frustrates members and customers
Dead zones on the docks or in service areas become complaints and lost goodwill.
A breach hits your reputation and your card processing
Compromised member or payment data can bring notification costs and problems with your payment processor.
Storms do not wait
Without cloud files and tested backups, a hurricane can wipe out records along with equipment.
Meet your requirements with confidence
Working with Tridium keeps payment systems on segmented, secured networks and your data protected, reducing exposure under these requirements.
Payment card security (PCI DSS)
Businesses that accept cards are expected to follow the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, which includes keeping card systems on segmented networks and maintaining secure configurations.
Florida Information Protection Act (FIPA)
Florida businesses that hold personal information must take reasonable measures to protect it. After a breach, affected Floridians generally must be notified within 30 days, and breaches affecting 500 or more Floridians must also be reported to the Florida Attorney General. Strong safeguards make it far less likely you will ever have to send those notices.
