What Others Have To Say

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Testimonials

I woke up on a cold winter morning to multiple phone calls and texts letting me know that TorchLight was hard at work preventing a breach. The TorchLight team waited outside for 45 minutes starting at 3:30am in 12 degree (Fahrenheit!) weather waiting for someone on our team to arrive so they could get to work. We really appreciate their stick-to-itiveness. Any other IT shop would have turned around and gone back to their warm beds. Not TorchLight.

– Jim, CEO – Spokane Valley

“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

Why TorchLight?

At TorchLight, our “why” is simple: we exist to serve our customers and protect them from the relentless threat of hackers. This mission drives everything we do, setting us apart in the Secured and Managed IT landscape.

We foster a culture of candor, transparency, service, proactive communication and a growth mindset, all aimed at supporting our clients’ needs. We seek trusted partnerships with organizations that share our values, prioritizing open dialogue and a win/win mindset.

Together, we ensure that IT security goals are not only met but exceeded, safeguarding business continuity every day. Our people are our greatest asset, unified by our mission to secure and serve our customers and frustrate the hackers.

The Way Forward – TorchLight Blog

NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 – Considerations for Small to Medium Sized Businesses

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a methodology designed to simplify the process of planning, implementing, managing and responding to threats from a holistic point of view in the Information Technology Delivery and Security space. It is specifically designed for organizations that either have no or very little cybersecurity planning, processes or responses to emerging threats.
Industry Impact of Ransomware Attacks

Find out why academic institutions, automobile dealerships, and the utility sector are all high-profile targets of ransomware attacks.
Employee Training & Email Security

Find out why employee training is essential for maintaining email security and protecting your business.
What to Know About Email Security

One of the weakest links in keeping your business secure can be the employee who opens a malicious email. Attack vectors get more and more sophisticated every day. That is why having up-to-date email security should be a top priority for your business.
New NIST Guidelines Offer Starting Point for Cybersecurity

Important highlights about the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) update of its guidance to organizations for assessing their internal security IT system.
Customer Testimonial: WETA

The proactive nature of the WETA’s leadership, spearheaded by Ken Jones (Senior Director, IT), drove WETA to form a partnership with TorchLight to ensure appropriate support for an infosec foundation as effective – and agile – as the ever-evolving threats and risks it faces.
Statement on Russia Cyberattacks

While we are aware of no specific or credible Russian cyber threats to the United States at this time, CISA recommends that organizations continue to be prepared to respond to any disruptive cyber activity.
Why Zero Trust is Essential for Remote Work

The rise of Zero Trust has helped businesses remain secure – even in remote working environments. Here are a few things that you should know about zero trust for your business and why it is essential for remaining cyber secure in both hybrid and remote workspaces.
Financial Institutions and Ransomware

Get ahead of attackers and protect valuable assets from impending ransomware attacks. Here are a few things that financial institutions should know about ransomware – its current trends, targets, and tactics.
Enterprise Business and Ransomware

The manufacturing industry has embraced automation and digitization as timelines have gotten tighter and business continuity has become essential. These aspects, along with the high-value data that manufacturing enterprises own (intellectual property, trade secrets, etc.) have made these types of companies more attractive cyber attack targets. Keep your supply chain running smoothly by protecting against…