iPower Technologies

iPower Technologies has been running other people's networks since 2009. Founded that year and operating as a national IT services and managed network services provider, the company spans the whole stack it's asked to defend: end-user desktops, on-premises infrastructure, data centers, and cloud environments. That breadth is the point and the problem - the attack surface here is a client's entire estate, from a hospital workstation to a hotel chain's data center to the identity layer sitting in front of it all.

Security at iPower isn't a standalone product so much as a thread running through an end-to-end computer and network solution. The managed services portfolio covers proactive network monitoring, managed IT support, backup and recovery, remote access, and cloud migration; the cybersecurity practice sits alongside those, and there's a dedicated Microsoft cloud, identity, endpoint-management, and security platforms practice that designs, implements, and operates those systems for clients undergoing digital transformation. On the ground that means working domains like identity management, endpoint management, security platforms, systems integration, and data center technology - the unglamorous plumbing where most incidents actually start.

The client base leans regulated and high-visibility: healthcare, financial services, hospitality, legal, and professional sports. Those verticals carry different threat models - patient data and uptime requirements, financial controls, guest-facing networks at hospitality scale, privileged legal documents - but the operational posture is consistent: monitor proactively, keep networks running reliably, and have recovery in place when something gets through. The work is delivered across the United States as a national provider.