Guidance you can act on this week

Walk through a realistic ransomware scenario hour by hour with our security and disaster recovery practices. You will make the decisions, see where plans typically break, and leave with a one-page exercise you can repeat internally.

Our San Jose headquarters now houses a larger operations center, adding room for security monitoring, service desk and incident response work as client demand grows.

Staff are already using AI assistants and automation. A short, enforceable framework covering data, vendors, access and accountability lets you enable them safely.

A control-by-control checklist for preparing to withstand, detect and recover from a ransomware attack, organized around the decisions that matter in the first hours and the weeks before.

A plain-language guide to the questions cyber insurers ask, why they ask them, and how to answer accurately and with evidence, so applications and renewals go smoothly and claims are not put at risk.

A whitepaper that takes you from the first customer request for a SOC 2 report through scoping, control design, evidence and audit, with a realistic timeline and the pitfalls that delay first-time audits.

A checklist of the identity, email, device, data and monitoring settings that give a Microsoft 365 tenant a defensible security baseline, ordered by impact so you can start with the changes that matter most.

Zero trust is often sold as a platform purchase. This session shows a phased route that starts with identity and device health, reuses existing investments and produces measurable risk reduction in the first quarter.

Starting this autumn, clients and invited peers can join a monthly webinar series and community forum led by vinemobile practitioners.

Boards fund outcomes and risk reduction, not technology. Here is how to structure an IT roadmap that connects to strategy, quantifies trade-offs and invites a decision.

A four-office law firm retired aging on-premises servers, moved to a secured Microsoft 365 tenant and cloud-hosted workloads, and added vinemobile as a co-managed partner alongside its two-person internal IT team.

A practical briefing for teams facing a customer-driven SOC 2 requirement. We cover scoping, the Trust Services Criteria, evidence collection and what auditors actually ask for, with a timeline that fits a normal workload.

Cloud bills grow quietly when nobody owns them. Assign ownership, make spend visible, remove idle capacity and commit only where usage is steady.

We have created a practice lead position to direct our Risk & Compliance services, bringing assessments, audit readiness and ongoing assurance under one accountable leader.

A first SOC 2 audit goes smoothly when scope, controls and evidence are settled before the auditor arrives. This roadmap walks through each stage in order.

A leading manufacturer partnered with vinemobile to modernize its IT infrastructure, enhance cybersecurity, and improve operational efficiency across 12 global sites.

Most Microsoft 365 tenants run with defaults that favor convenience. This four-week sequence tightens identity, email, devices and data without disrupting users.

Our new co-managed IT program pairs internal IT teams with vinemobile specialists, sharing the workload without handing over ownership of your environment.

A nine-clinic healthcare network replaced fragmented access controls and unmonitored systems with a 24/7 security operations center and unified identity management, giving clinicians faster, safer access to patient records.

Managed detection and response and managed security services overlap, but they answer different questions. Here is how to decide which one your organization needs.

Our security operations center now extends continuous monitoring to a new delivery region, adding analyst handoffs aligned to local working hours.

Mid-market teams cannot fund every control at once. This is the order we recommend: protect recovery first, then identity, then detection, then rehearsal.

A regional credit union moved from a branch-and-VPN trust model to zero trust access, and replaced scan-and-forget patching with risk-based vulnerability management that its examiners could follow.