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Protect your business with IT Authorities’ comprehensive security solutions. From antivirus to encryption and identity management, we provide the security your business needs to thrive in today’s digital world.

·         Microsoft – Microsoft Defender for Cloud: Microsoft Defender for Cloud (formerly Azure Security Center) is a comprehensive SaaS offering that provides threat protection, security management, and compliance tools across both on-premises and cloud environments. It integrates deeply with Microsoft 365 and Azure, making it a top choice for businesses heavily invested in the Microsoft ecosystem.

·         Cisco – Cisco SecureX: Cisco SecureX is a cloud-native security platform that integrates across Cisco’s security portfolio and third-party solutions. It provides advanced threat detection, response, and automation capabilities, making it a robust choice for enterprises looking to streamline and strengthen their security posture.

·         Palo Alto Networks – Prisma Cloud: Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks offers comprehensive cloud security, including threat detection, compliance, and data protection for multi-cloud environments. It is widely used by enterprises for its ability to provide consistent security policies and controls across various cloud platforms.

·         CrowdStrike – Falcon: CrowdStrike Falcon is a leading endpoint protection platform that offers SaaS-based threat detection, response, and remediation. It is highly regarded for its effectiveness in preventing breaches through AI-driven analytics, threat intelligence, and proactive threat hunting.

·         Zscaler: Zscaler is a cloud-native security platform that provides secure internet access and private application access for users regardless of location. It offers services like secure web gateways, cloud firewall, and zero-trust network access, making it ideal for organizations embracing remote work and hybrid cloud environments.

·         McAfee MVISION Cloud: McAfee MVISION Cloud provides cloud security services that protect data and users across SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS environments. It includes features such as data loss prevention, threat protection, and compliance management, making it a top choice for enterprises needing to secure their cloud resources.

·         Proofpoint: Proofpoint is a leading provider of email security, threat protection, and data loss prevention services. Its SaaS offering protects organizations from advanced threats, phishing, and compliance risks, making it an essential tool for securing communication channels.

·         Okta – Okta Identity Cloud: While primarily known for its identity management capabilities, Okta also provides strong security features such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), adaptive security, and API access management. Okta’s identity-centric approach is crucial for implementing zero-trust security models.

·         Symantec – Symantec CloudSOC: Symantec, now part of Broadcom, offers CloudSOC, a comprehensive SaaS-based cloud access security broker (CASB). It provides visibility, compliance, data protection, and threat protection for cloud services, making it a key player in securing SaaS applications.

·         Fortinet – FortiGate Cloud: FortiGate Cloud is Fortinet’s SaaS offering that provides advanced security management and analytics for Fortinet’s security devices. It includes features such as centralized firewall management, reporting, and threat intelligence, making it a strong choice for businesses using Fortinet’s security solutions.

Enable your team to work from anywhere with IT Authorities’ DaaS solutions. We deliver virtual desktops securely over the internet, ensuring your employees have access to their work environment from any device.

• Amazon Web Services (AWS) – Amazon WorkSpaces: Amazon WorkSpaces is one of the most popular DaaS offerings, providing a secure, scalable, and cost-effective way to deliver virtual desktops to users. It supports a range of operating systems, including Windows and Linux, and integrates seamlessly with other AWS services.
• Microsoft – Windows 365: Windows 365, also known as Microsoft Cloud PC, is a leading DaaS solution that allows businesses to stream a Windows desktop from the Microsoft cloud. It offers a fully managed experience and integrates with the broader Microsoft 365 ecosystem, making it an attractive option for organizations already using Microsoft services.
• Citrix – Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops: Citrix is a veteran in the DaaS space, offering robust solutions for delivering virtual desktops and applications to users. Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops provide high performance, security, and flexibility, making it a preferred choice for enterprises with complex IT environments.
• VMware – VMware Horizon Cloud: VMware Horizon Cloud is a leading DaaS provider that offers virtual desktops and apps delivered from the cloud. It is known for its strong integration with VMware’s broader virtualization and cloud infrastructure ecosystem, making it ideal for businesses that already use VMware solutions.
• Google Cloud – Google Cloud Virtual Desktops: Google Cloud’s virtual desktop solution is built on the Google Cloud infrastructure, offering high availability, security, and performance. It integrates well with Google Workspace and other Google Cloud services, making it a good choice for organizations using Google’s ecosystem.
• Nutanix – Nutanix Frame: Nutanix Frame is a DaaS solution that allows businesses to deliver virtual desktops and applications from any cloud or on-premises environment. It is known for its simplicity, flexibility, and ability to support a wide range of use cases.
• Shells: Shells is a newer entrant to the DaaS market but has gained popularity for offering virtual desktops that are easy to set up and use. It targets developers, students, and individuals who need quick access to a secure, cloud-based desktop environment.
• Dell – Dell Cloud Desktops: Dell’s DaaS offering provides fully managed virtual desktops delivered from the cloud. It is designed to work seamlessly with Dell’s hardware and services, providing a comprehensive solution for businesses looking to streamline their IT operations.
• HP – HP Anyware (formerly Teradici): HP Anyware, previously known as Teradici, is a DaaS solution that offers high-performance remote desktop experiences, particularly for graphics-intensive workloads. It is widely used in industries such as media and entertainment, engineering, and design.
• Cisco – Cisco VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure): Cisco provides a DaaS solution that is part of its broader VDI offerings. Cisco’s DaaS is known for its security features, network integration, and ability to deliver consistent user experiences across various devices and locations.

Protect your critical data with IT Authorities’ cloud-based backup solutions. Our BaaS services ensure your data is securely stored and easily recoverable in the event of data loss.

• Microsoft Azure Backup: Azure Backup is part of Microsoft’s Azure cloud services, offering a highly scalable and secure BaaS solution. It is particularly popular among businesses that are heavily invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, providing seamless integration with Azure and other Microsoft services.
• Amazon Web Services (AWS) Backup: AWS Backup provides a fully managed, scalable backup service that automates and centralizes backup across AWS services. It is known for its flexibility, integration with various AWS services, and compliance with industry standards.
• Google Cloud Backup (via Actifio): Google Cloud offers backup services through its acquisition of Actifio, providing cloud-native backup, disaster recovery, and data management. Google Cloud Backup is designed for large enterprises and is known for its robust data protection capabilities, scalability, and integration with Google Cloud services.
• Veeam: Veeam is a leading provider of BaaS solutions, known for its robust data protection, backup, and disaster recovery services. Veeam offers cloud, virtual, and physical backups, with a strong focus on reliability, scalability, and seamless integration with various cloud platforms, including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
• Druva: Druva is a top BaaS provider specializing in cloud-native data protection. It offers backup, disaster recovery, and long-term retention services across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments. Druva is known for its simplicity, global scalability, and strong security features.
• Carbonite (acquired by OpenText): Carbonite, now part of OpenText, is a well-established BaaS provider offering comprehensive backup solutions for small businesses and enterprises. Carbonite provides cloud backup, data protection, and disaster recovery services with a focus on ease of use and affordability.
• Commvault: Commvault is recognized for its enterprise-grade BaaS solutions, offering comprehensive data protection, backup, and recovery services. Commvault supports a wide range of environments, including cloud, virtual, and physical, and is known for its advanced features, such as deduplication, encryption, and automation.
• Acronis: Acronis is a leading BaaS provider offering a unified platform for backup, disaster recovery, and cybersecurity. Acronis Cyber Protect is known for its integration of backup with advanced security features, including ransomware protection and endpoint protection.
• Barracuda Networks: Barracuda offers a strong BaaS solution, particularly for SMBs and mid-sized enterprises. Its backup services include cloud-to-cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments, with a focus on ease of management, security, and cost-effectiveness.
• IBM Cloud Backup: IBM provides enterprise-grade BaaS solutions as part of its broader cloud services portfolio. IBM Cloud Backup is known for its reliability, scalability, and integration with other IBM cloud and AI services, making it suitable for large enterprises with complex IT environments.

Ensure business continuity with IT Authorities’ DRaaS solutions. We replicate your systems in the cloud, providing quick recovery in case of a disaster.

• Zerto (a Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company): Zerto is a leading provider of DRaaS, known for its continuous data protection (CDP) and disaster recovery solutions. Zerto’s platform offers near-zero recovery point objectives (RPOs) and recovery time objectives (RTOs), making it a top choice for enterprises needing robust disaster recovery capabilities. It is widely used across industries for its simplicity, automation, and ability to support hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
• Microsoft Azure Site Recovery: Azure Site Recovery is a prominent DRaaS offering from Microsoft, providing comprehensive disaster recovery solutions that integrate seamlessly with other Azure services. It supports both cloud and on-premises environments, offering automated failover and recovery processes, making it ideal for businesses already using the Azure ecosystem.
• AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery: Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers Elastic Disaster Recovery, a DRaaS solution that allows businesses to recover applications and data in AWS with minimal downtime. AWS Elastic DR is known for its scalability, flexibility, and integration with the broader AWS cloud infrastructure, making it a strong choice for organizations leveraging AWS for their cloud needs.
• IBM Cloud Disaster Recovery: IBM provides enterprise-grade DRaaS solutions through its IBM Cloud Disaster Recovery service. It offers automated recovery processes, robust security features, and global reach, making it suitable for large enterprises with complex IT environments. IBM’s DRaaS is recognized for its reliability and integration with other IBM cloud and AI services.
• Veeam Disaster Recovery Orchestrator: Veeam is well-known for its data protection solutions, and its DRaaS offering, Veeam Disaster Recovery Orchestrator, provides automated disaster recovery plans and testing. Veeam is favored by organizations for its ease of use, scalability, and strong integration with various cloud providers, including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
• Sungard Availability Services: Sungard AS is a veteran in the disaster recovery space, offering comprehensive DRaaS solutions that include managed recovery programs and customizable recovery environments. Sungard’s DRaaS is recognized for its high levels of support, flexibility, and ability to meet stringent regulatory requirements.
• Acronis Disaster Recovery Service: Acronis provides a unified platform that integrates backup with disaster recovery, offering comprehensive DRaaS solutions with quick recovery times. Acronis Disaster Recovery Service is known for its cybersecurity features, including ransomware protection, and is widely used by businesses of all sizes.
• VMware Site Recovery: VMware offers a robust DRaaS solution with VMware Site Recovery, designed for businesses that rely on VMware’s virtualization technologies. VMware Site Recovery is known for its seamless integration with VMware environments, providing automated failover, failback, and disaster recovery management.
• Expedient: Expedient provides DRaaS solutions with a focus on rapid recovery and high availability. Their services include cloud-based disaster recovery with a strong emphasis on automation and cost-effectiveness. Expedient is a popular choice for mid-sized enterprises looking for reliable and scalable DRaaS.
• TierPoint: TierPoint offers DRaaS solutions that cater to businesses requiring customizable disaster recovery plans. TierPoint’s services are known for their flexibility, high-touch customer support, and ability to support both cloud and on-premises environments.