We specialize in regulated and high-demand industries (including healthcare, law, finance, manufacturing, and construction) with IT and cybersecurity strategies tailored to each.

Yes. Our local technicians and vCIOs support clients both remotely and on-site as needed to ensure fast, reliable service.

We combine enterprise-level security and strategy with personalized, human-first support. It’s IT built around your people, not just your systems.

Absolutely. Our Secure Path framework ensures your organization meets and maintains compliance with evolving regulations.

Most new clients begin with a discovery call followed by an IT assessment. From there, we design a tailored onboarding plan to fit your schedule.

Seattle sees seasonal windstorms that knock out power across neighborhoods from Ballard to West Seattle. Local businesses typically rely on a mix of cloud redundancy, backup internet circuits, UPS/backup battery systems, and proactive monitoring to stay online when the grid doesn’t. CompassMSP builds continuity plans that keep operations running even when the weather turns unpredictable ensuring your team stays productive whether you’re in South Lake Union or out in Kent Valley.

In the Pacific Northwest, it’s normal for teams to work from cafés, ferries, coworking hubs, or home offices spread from Everett to Gig Harbor. The key is consistent access control, secure VPNs or Zero Trust architecture, MFA, device management, and real-time monitoring. CompassMSP standardizes your security posture so every employee, whether they're in a Capitol Hill apartment or on the Bremerton ferry, works safely with no holes in your network.

Yes. Areas surrounding ports, airports, and distribution centers tend to be prime targets for credential phishing, Wi-Fi spoofing, and supply-chain manipulation attempts because of the high volume of data and operational urgency. Companies near the Port of Seattle or SeaTac Airport should use hardened Wi-Fi, network segmentation, strict access controls, and 24/7 SOC monitoring. CompassMSP builds layered defenses tailored to high-traffic commercial zones where operational downtime hurts the most.

Many Seattle offices, especially in Pioneer Square, Georgetown, and parts of Fremont, operate in buildings with aging wiring, limited cooling, or outdated closets. These locations can struggle with network stability, wireless coverage, and server-room heat. CompassMSP evaluates building infrastructure, improves network design, modernizes cabling, and transitions outdated server rooms to secure cloud environments. It’s a cost-effective way to modernize without the headache of retrofitting an entire building.

Absolutely. Being physically close to high-value targets like cloud providers, biotech labs, and global R&D centers creates spillover risk. Attackers often cast wide nets across nearby companies, phishing campaigns, credential harvesting, and attempted lateral movement into vendors or partners. CompassMSP helps Seattle businesses strengthen identity protection, implement advanced email security, and deploy continuous threat monitoring, so you stay protected even if the neighborhood threat level is elevated.