Cybersecurity Services for ImageNet Consulting

ImageNet Consulting started in 1956 as Southwest Typewriter Company, built by Bobby Roberson out of his garage on a $50 loan from his mother. Seventy years later the same company sells virtual CISO services. Its Canon relationship dates to the early 1980s, HP Inc. named it Partner of the Year for 2025, and its enterprise content services division has been in the Laserfiche Winners Circle for well over a decade. The office equipment heritage is not incidental here. It is the entire footprint

That footprint is a copier dealer's map. About twenty offices spread across Oklahoma, Texas, Florida, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado and New Mexico, sited for short service drives rather than for engineering depth, with Kansas City added in February 2025 and Lubbock arriving through the Hogland Office Works acquisition in 2024. Security work does not use that shape at all. A virtual CISO engagement for a hospital in Tampa, or a risk assessment for a school district in Wichita, needs a named specialist who almost certainly sits nowhere near either city, and the customer buys it because ImageNet already holds the print and content contracts. Winning the work is the easy half. Delivering it identically in seven states from a technician network built around machines is the half that breaks

CWS closes that distance. We field the specialists, ImageNet Consulting carries the engagement, and every project runs to the same delivery standard whether it lands in Oklahoma City or in Canada, with French available where Quebec or Canadian federal work demands it. Corova handles the scoping, the quote and the project tracking, which turns a security opportunity spotted by a print account manager into something an engineering team can actually execute