Cybersecurity Services for Cerium Networks

Cerium Networks runs eight offices out of Spokane, and one of them is in Manila. Seattle, Beaverton, Boise, Billings and Helena cover the Northwest and the northern Rockies, while the Philippines office gives a company of more than 175 technology professionals a second shift it would otherwise have to buy. That is an unusual structure at this size, and it tells you Cerium sells continuous coverage to buyers who need it: credit unions, hospitals, school districts, state and local agencies, utilities

Coverage is not the same as capability. Cerium's center of gravity is unified communications, contact center and network infrastructure, and its customer list is dominated by the most heavily regulated organizations in its region. Those organizations have stopped treating security as a separate purchase. When a credit union replaces a contact center or a utility segments its network, the security review rides along, and the hard questions now come from examiners rather than from IT. A Manila team can watch alerts through the night. It cannot sit in a Montana control room and defend a design to somebody holding a regulatory checklist. Nor can a voice engineer, however good, write the identity architecture a hospital system now expects to see before it signs

CWS supplies the specialists for that second conversation. We work under the Cerium Networks brand, hold one delivery standard on every engagement across the United States and Canada, and staff bilingually in English and French when Quebec or Canadian federal work demands it. Corova carries scoping, quoting and project tracking, which matters most when security scope has to be priced against a communications project already sitting on the calendar