Philadelphia, PA
Managed IT Services in Philadelphia, PA
Managed IT, cybersecurity and IT support for wealth management, accounting, banking and insurance firms in Philadelphia and its suburbs, from our office just across the river in Cherry Hill.
Local IT support
Managed IT for Philadelphia financial firms
FinFortify Inc. supports financial firms in Philadelphia and its suburbs from our Cherry Hill office at 1111 Marlkress Rd, STE 202, just across the Delaware River from Center City. Wealth management and registered investment advisory firms, accounting and tax practices, banks, credit unions, insurance agencies and private equity firms rely on us to run, secure and support their technology.
Most requests are solved quickly by our US-based help desk, and our engineers come on site when hands-on work is needed. Every client gets the same security baseline and the documentation examiners, auditors and cyber insurance carriers ask for. Learn more about our managed IT services for financial firms.
Services
Managed IT services for Philadelphia-area firms
Managed IT Services
Monitoring, patching, backups, network and firewall management and IT strategy under one plan.
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Managed Cybersecurity
Detection and response, email security, multi-factor authentication and security training.
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IT Support and Help Desk
US-based technicians, 24/7 support plans and remote and on-site support.
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IT Compliance Services
Safeguards and evidence for SEC, FINRA, FTC Safeguards Rule and NYDFS requirements.
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Areas we serve
Philadelphia neighborhoods and suburbs we serve
Center City and the rest of Philadelphia, the Main Line, King of Prussia, Conshohocken and Plymouth Meeting, and communities across Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties. On the New Jersey side, our Cherry Hill office serves Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties.
On site
On-site IT support in the Philadelphia area
Most requests are solved remotely within minutes, but some work needs an engineer in the room. From Cherry Hill our team handles:
- New office and workstation setups
- Network, firewall and Wi-Fi installs and changes
- Hands-on hardware troubleshooting and replacements
- Office moves and expansions
- Support for staff during Microsoft 365 and server migrations
Breach rules
Pennsylvania breach notification rules
Philadelphia-area financial firms often hold personal information on residents of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other states, and each state has its own breach notification law on top of federal and industry rules:
- Pennsylvania: when more than 500 Pennsylvania residents must be notified, notify the Pennsylvania Attorney General at the same time and notify the consumer reporting agencies. Breaches involving certain data, such as Social Security numbers, also call for 12 months of free credit monitoring for those affected.
- New Jersey: notify affected residents in the most expedient time possible and without unreasonable delay, and report the breach to the New Jersey Division of State Police before notifying customers.
We build these steps into the incident response playbooks we write for Philadelphia-area firms, alongside the SEC, FINRA, FTC Safeguards Rule and other requirements that apply to you. See our IT compliance services.
Visit or call
FinFortify Inc. – Cherry Hill, NJ
1111 Marlkress Rd, STE 202
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
- Sales: (888) 770-7555 ext. 1
- Support: (888) 770-7555 ext. 2
FAQ
Common questions
Do you provide managed IT services in Philadelphia?
Yes. Our Cherry Hill office, just across the river from Center City, supports financial firms in Philadelphia and its suburbs with remote help desk support and on-site visits when hands-on work is needed.
What types of Philadelphia firms do you support?
Wealth management and registered investment advisory firms, accounting and tax practices, banks, credit unions, insurance agencies, private equity firms and other financial services businesses.
Do Pennsylvania firms have to tell the Attorney General about a data breach?
Yes, when more than 500 Pennsylvania residents must be notified, the Attorney General must be notified at the same time as the affected residents, and the consumer reporting agencies must be told as well. We include those steps in the incident response playbooks we write for Pennsylvania firms.
Talk with our local team
Request a quote or call our team to talk about managed IT for your Philadelphia-area firm.
