Cybersecurity Services for Sedara

Sedara advises on the New York cybersecurity rule that binds financial service entities operating in the state, alongside CMMC, HIPAA and PCI DSS. A Buffalo firm selling a New York regulation to New York institutions is a coherent position, and it has held. Darrick Kristich founded the company in 2013 with Robin Harper as chief technology officer, and people now sit in North Carolina, Alabama and Washington DC as well as western New York

Regulatory specialism is a moat until the client moves. A bank served under the New York rule opens a Canadian office and the obligations become something Sedara has no practice around. Distance cuts the other way too, since a Washington DC or Alabama account asking for hands in a building is asking for a flight. Ranking 91st on the MSSP Alert Top 250 for 2024, after earlier appearances, says demand is arriving faster than a western New York hiring pool produces senior engineers. Healthcare compounds it. Becker's Hospital Review named the firm a healthcare cybersecurity company to know in 2026, and hospital work rarely stays remote, since medical devices and clinical networks are assessed in the building or not at all. Every one of those constraints turns a won deal into a travel problem

This is the gap CWS fills. We put engineers into the field under Sedara's brand, held to a single delivery standard across the United States and Canada, with French speaking staff where Quebec or Canadian federal contracts call for it. Scoping, quoting and project tracking sit in Corova, so the partner reads the same engagement record we do