The same federally audited tools for every client.

The software that protects your computers and passwords passed the security review the federal government requires before its agencies can use it. A security team watches around the clock. A 5-person office gets the same protection as a defense contractor.

Federally audited softwareEncrypted password vaultReady for defense work24/7 security teamRegistered federal vendor
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What we run your IT on

Every service below runs on tools that passed government security audits

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Computer monitoring and updates

Federally audited software

FedRAMP Authorized

Your computers are watched, updated and fixed with software that passed the security review the federal government requires before its agencies can use it (FedRAMP).

What most IT companies use

Most IT companies use software that never went through that review. Every remote connection to your computers runs through it.

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Password storage

Encrypted vault

FedRAMP Authorized

Every password we manage for you is kept in a federally audited vault, encrypted so that even the company that makes the vault can't read it. None are kept in a spreadsheet, a browser or a notes field.

What most IT companies use

Many IT companies keep client passwords in a ticket notes field, a shared account or a spreadsheet. Ask yours where your passwords are kept.

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Government cloud

Microsoft GCC High

For defense contractors

We run our own company inside Microsoft's government cloud (GCC High), the version defense contractors use for controlled information. Commercial clients get the same documented process.

What most IT companies use

Most IT companies work only in commercial Microsoft 365 and treat government cloud as a one-off project, often outsourced.

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Round-the-clock monitoring

Included for every client

24/7

Activity records from your systems are checked around the clock for signs of an attack, with response steps ready. Every client gets this.

What most IT companies use

Many IT companies leave this out or sell it as an add-on. Others turn it on and nobody reads the alerts.

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Stopping attacks

24/7 security team

Reviewed by people, 24/7

A security team reviews every alert on your computers around the clock. They investigate, contain and clean up threats.

What most IT companies use

Basic antivirus with default settings and no one watching only stops threats it already knows. New attacks get through.

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Federal vendor registration

Registered in SAM.gov

Active

Registered and authorized for federal, state, and local government contracts. CAGE code 9TCY7. We renew the registration every year, with the required representations and certifications.

What most IT companies use

Federal agencies can only award contracts to companies registered in SAM.gov, and many prime contractors require it from their subcontractors.

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For commercial businesses

What government-grade tools mean for your company

FedRAMP authorization matters beyond defense contractors. It means the platform managing your computers passed an independent federal audit of its security, access controls, incident response and data handling. You get that protection without paying more for it.

Your passwords sit in a vault built to federal standards. We document everything to government audit standards, and the same processes apply to every client.

What you get
Federally audited computer monitoring
Encrypted password storage
Fully documented systems
Every change recorded
A 24/7 security team
Records ready for auditors and insurers
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Side by side

How we compare with a typical IT company

CategoryTypical IT companyCloudByte
Monthly priceQuoted after sales calls, often in tiers$149 per person, posted on our website
What's includedSecurity and backup often cost extraHelp desk, 24/7 security team and backup
Getting startedA separate setup projectFree on a 12-month agreement
Price increasesOften at renewalLocked for your 12-month term
Contract12 to 36 monthsMonth-to-month or 12 months
Urgent problemsResponse times rarely tracked15-minute response, or 10% off your next bill
If you're hackedCleanup billed as a separate projectOur recovery work is included
Seeing the workA report every few monthsA live dashboard, any time
Security toolsCommercial software, no federal auditSoftware that passed a federal security audit
LeavingSlow, and they keep your recordsYour records, handed over within 60 days
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Ten questions

Ask your current IT company these ten questions

Our answers are below. Compare them with what your current provider tells you.

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Has the software that manages our computers passed a federal security audit (FedRAMP)?

Ours has.

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Where are our passwords kept, and who has checked that it's secure?

In a federally audited vault, encrypted so even the vault company can't read them.

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03

If we're a defense contractor, do you work inside GCC High yourselves?

Yes. We run our own company inside GCC High.

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Is 24/7 security monitoring included, or extra?

Included for every client.

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Who watches security alerts at 2 AM on a Saturday, a person or an automated rule?

A person. Our 24/7 security team reviews every alert.

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06

If attackers get in through security you manage, who pays to clean it up?

Our work to stop the attack and restore your systems is included. Outside firms, legal and notification costs go to those firms or your cyber insurance.

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07

Can we see response times in real time, or do we wait for a report?

In real time. Your dashboard is live from your first week.

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08

If we leave, do we get all of our documentation within 60 days?

Yes. Every procedure, setting and policy is yours from day one.

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09

Will our rate go up over time?

Not during your agreement. On a 12-month agreement, your price is locked for the full term. On month-to-month, we give 60 days' notice before any price change.

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Are you a registered federal vendor (SAM.gov, with a CAGE code)?

Yes. CAGE: 9TCY7. Active and current.

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Find out what your current IT company leaves out.

Tell us what you use today. We'll show you the gaps and what government-grade (FedRAMP) tools would change for your company.