Cybersecurity Services for DoubleRadius

A warehouse in suburban Toronto is an unusual asset for a wireless distributor run out of Indian Trail, North Carolina. DoubleRadius keeps one there, plus a western warehouse in Salt Lake City and a central warehouse outside Chicago. Founded in 2001, the company sells radios and network equipment to fixed wireless operators, ILECs and rural carriers, and keeps a Ubiquiti Certified Instructor on staff to teach customers how to build with what they buy

Training an installer to stand up a link is not the same as preparing an operator to defend one. That gap is where DoubleRadius customers now live. A fixed wireless provider chasing public broadband funding gets asked how the network is segmented and who is watching it. Radio configuration courses do not answer that. The Toronto stock makes the problem wider, because Canadian buyers procure under their own rules and, in parts of the country, require the work delivered in French. A distributor of this size does not keep spare security engineers on the bench, and the people it would need to hire are fielding offers from firms that do nothing else

CWS staffs those engagements under the DoubleRadius brand. One delivery standard, applied across the United States and Canada, with English and French capability for Quebec and Canadian federal work, which means the Toronto warehouse stops being only a logistics footprint. Corova carries the scope and the quote, and tracks the project once it starts, so a security assessment can be sold on the same order as the radios rather than referred out to somebody else