Managed IT Services And Outsourced IT Support For Businesses

Reduce downtime, control IT costs, and meet regulatory expectations, so your team can focus on customers and operations, not support tickets.

• Predictable IT performance and faster resolution.
• Proactive monitoring, patching, and verified backups.
• Leadership-ready reporting for compliance and audits.

• Spokane-Based HQ, Serving Businesses Nationwide.
• CISSP • CISA • CISM Certified Team
• Serving Credit Unions Since 2007
• Former IS&T Examiner on Staff
• No Finger-Pointing – One Team, One Outcome


Break/fix creates delays and risk. We standardize, secure, and run IT so it supports the business.

Most businesses don’t realize they need a managed IT service provider until something breaks at the worst possible time. Whether it’s a failed server during peak operations, a ransomware incident over the weekend, or an audit that surfaces compliance gaps, the real cost of reactive IT is always higher than the cost of prevention. That’s exactly why more organizations across the Spokane region and nationwide are switching to fully managed IT services with proactive IT management built in from day one.

• Tickets sit for days and users lose time

• No consistent standards for devices, access, or patching

• Backups exist… but haven’t been tested for recovery

• Vendor chaos (Microsoft/Dell/ISP) eats hours of your week

• Audits become fire drills instead of routine check-ins

• Leadership gets “tech talk,” not clear risk/cost answers

TorchLight reduces IT downtime and risk while improving operational efficiency, so the service pays foritself.

1) Predictable operations
Fewer repeat issues, faster resolution, consistent standards.

2) Lower risk + business continuity
Patching + tested backups + recovery planning (not “hope-based” backups).

3) Audit-ready and regulator-friendly
Documentation and reporting aligned to regulated environments (NCUA/FFIEC, PCI, HIPAA where applicable).

4) Executive/board clarity
Simple reporting on risk, cost avoidance, and operational performance.

5) IT that supports growth
Stable systems that stop blocking projects and teams.


Includes: service desk + proactive monitoring (NOC) + patching + verified backups + vendor coordination

Not every IT provider understands what it means to operate in a regulated environment. At TorchLight, IT support for regulated industries isn’t an afterthought, it’s been core to how we operate since 2007. We’ve worked alongside NCUA examiners, supported FFIEC audits, and helped financial institutions and healthcare organizations stay compliant without turning every audit into a fire drill.

“TorchLight has been more than a vendor to our multi-branch Credit Union, they are more like our partner. Our relationship with TorchLight dates back to 2007 when we were one of their very first clients who worked with them on a security assessment and gap analysis. TorchLight has worked with us ever since to help us achieve success for its employees and members through technology. They continue to strategically align with us to provide a full suite of services and have continued to deliver for almost 20 years.”

– Annettee Babb, CEO, PrimeSource Credit Union

Serving credit unions since 2007  •  CISSP • CISA • CISM certified team  •  Led by former IS&T examiner





Most IT providers split IT and security, then everyone blames everyone when something breaks. For organizations looking for enterprise managed IT services that include cloud security, endpoint protection, and 24/7 threat monitoring, our Stability + Vigilance bundle delivers a unified operating model – no more gaps between your IT team and your security team.

• Faster response: fewer handoffs when incidents hit

• Less finger-pointing: one team owns outcomes end-to-end

• Stronger protection: IT + Security built as one operating system

Ask about a Stability + Vigilance bundle for full coverage.


Stability is a strong fit when compliance, uptime, and leadership clarity matter.

• Credit unions & community banks

• Wealth management, RIAs, family offices

• Municipalities & public-sector departments

• Compliance-sensitive SMBs (legal, CPA, professional services)

We need reliable support without hiring more headcount.”

“We’re tired of vendor sprawl and reactive IT.”

“Audits take too much time and create stress.”

We moved some systems to the cloud but don’t have anyone managing it properly.

We’re growing fast and our current IT setup can’t keep up.

What is Managed IT?

Managed IT is ongoing support and management of your systems, help desk, device management, monitoring, patching, and backups, delivered as a predictable monthly service.

How is this different from break/fix IT?

Break/fix reacts after problems happen. Managed IT prevents many issues and reduces downtime with standards, monitoring, and continuous improvement.

Do you support compliance requirements?

Yes. We work best in compliance-heavy environments and focus on documentation and reporting that supports audits and regulatory expectations.

What’s included in Stability?

Stability includes service desk support, proactive monitoring, patching practices, user/device lifecycle management, vendor coordination, and leadership-ready reporting.

How fast is support response?

Response time depends on issue severity and your agreement. The goal is quick triage, clear escalation, and consistent follow-through.

How does onboarding work?

We start with discovery and baselining, then standardize key controls (patching, backups, access practices), and move into ongoing operations.

Do you work with internal IT teams (co-managed)?

Yes. We can support internal teams by handling monitoring, security controls, escalation support, or targeted operational work.

Do you include cybersecurity in Managed IT?

We strongly recommend pairing Stability with Vigilance for full coverage. Security events often create IT incidents — one operating model reduces risk and confusion.

How does pricing work?

Pricing is typically per user per month and depends on your size, complexity, and required coverage.

What if we only want IT without Security?

We can discuss it, but most organizations benefit from combining IT and Security — otherwise security gaps can become ongoing IT problems.

What results should we expect in 30–90 days?

Most teams see fewer recurring issues, improved ticket outcomes, better visibility, and reduced operational friction as standards and routines settle in.

What’s the next step?

Book a 15-minute consultation. We’ll confirm fit, answer questions, and recommend the best path forward.

What is the cost of managed IT services?

The cost of managed IT services varies based on the size of your organization, the number of users and devices, and the level of coverage required. Most managed IT service providers – including TorchLight – use a per-user-per-month pricing model. For small to mid-sized businesses, this typically ranges from $75 to $200 per user per month depending on scope. That said, pricing is always customized. The best way to understand managed IT services cost for your specific environment is to request a consultation so we can assess your actual needs.

What does a managed IT service provider actually do day-to-day?

A managed IT service provider like TorchLight handles the full day-to-day operation of your IT environment – including monitoring your systems around the clock, managing user accounts and devices, keeping software patched and up to date, responding to help desk tickets, coordinating with your vendors, and verifying that your backups are working. You get a team running your IT operations management services in the background, so your staff can focus on their actual jobs instead of chasing IT problems.

Do you offer cloud managed IT services for businesses using Microsoft Azure or Microsoft 365?

Yes. Our cloud managed IT services cover Microsoft Azure environments, Microsoft 365 administration, cloud backup management, and hybrid infrastructure configurations. If your business is moving to the cloud or already there, we manage the ongoing operations, security controls, and access management so your cloud infrastructure stays optimized and compliant.

Is TorchLight the right managed IT support provider for small businesses?

TorchLight works best with small to mid-sized businesses operating in regulated or compliance-sensitive environments — credit unions, wealth management firms, healthcare organizations, municipalities, and professional services firms. If your business needs reliable IT support, audit-ready documentation, and a partner who understands your industry’s regulatory requirements, we’re likely a strong fit. Book a 15-minute consultation to find out.

What is proactive IT management and why does it matter?

Proactive IT management means your IT provider is actively monitoring your environment, applying patches, testing backups, and resolving potential issues before they become real problems. The alternative, reactive IT, means waiting for something to break before anyone acts. Proactive IT management services reduce downtime, lower your total cost of IT ownership, and create a much more stable operating environment for your team.

Do you provide IT support for businesses in Spokane, WA?

Yes. TorchLight is headquartered in Liberty Lake, WA in the Spokane metro area, and has been serving businesses and credit unions in the Spokane region since 2007. We also support clients nationally, particularly organizations in regulated industries that need a partner with deep compliance expertise, regardless of geography.

Book a 15-minute call, and we’ll confirm fit, priorities, and next steps.
Built for compliance-heavy organizations: Credit unions •Wealth management •Municipalities • Professional services

• Dedicated account management and regular business reviews

• Scalable help desk staffed with certified engineers

• Centralized IT operations management services across locations

• Compliance documentation mapped to your regulatory requirements

• Cloud managed IT services for Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, and hybrid environments

• Board-ready reporting on risk, uptime, and IT performance

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