Cybersecurity Services for InfoSystems

InfoSystems has sold infrastructure out of Chattanooga since 1994, and the partner list still reads like it: IBM, Dell Technologies, Hitachi Vantara, Nutanix. Sitting beside that now is a security practice with real teeth, offering penetration testing, red team exercises, phishing simulations and virtual CISO retainers into healthcare, finance, transportation, supply chain, manufacturing and retail

Those two halves have opposite shapes. Hardware refreshes and data center migrations arrive as projects with a start date and an end date, and the engineers who run them can be booked months ahead. Offensive security refuses to behave that way. A red team engagement needs an operator who does it every week rather than an architect who has read the methodology, and any client serious enough to commission one will read the report closely enough to tell which they got. Chattanooga is a reasonable place to hire storage and virtualization talent. It is a thin market for offensive security. Virtual CISO retainers make the arithmetic worse, since a retainer promises availability rather than a deliverable

CWS supplies that depth without you carrying it on payroll. We staff engagements under the InfoSystems name, to one delivery standard, anywhere in the United States or Canada, and in French where Quebec or Canadian federal work demands it. Corova runs scope, quote and project tracking from first conversation to final report, so nothing about the engagement is opaque to the people whose logo is on it