Managed technology in San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Bay Area companies are cloud-native from day one, which moves the conversation past infrastructure and straight to identity, SaaS sprawl, security certification and AI governance. Enterprise buyers and investors are usually the ones setting the deadline.
- Remote-first, on-site by plan
- PST / PDT · UTC−8
- 24/7/365
- 2004
What San Francisco businesses bring to us.
Remote-first delivery with West Coast support cover and on-site visits by arrangement.
SOC 2 readiness
We build the control set, evidence collection and monitoring that an audit expects, ahead of the customer deadline that triggered it.
SaaS and spend control
Application sprawl is inventoried, consolidated and governed, which usually pays for the engagement.
AI governance
Model use, data flows and human review are registered and governed before AI reaches customer-facing work.
IT Strategy
A costed roadmap the business signs off, reviewed every quarter.
Cyber Resilience
24/7 monitoring, detection and response from our security operations capability.
Data Protection
Backup, recovery and continuity that is tested, not assumed.
IT Operations
Service desk, device management and the day-to-day estate.
Modern Work
Microsoft 365, identity and the tools people actually use.
Managed AI
Governed AI adoption, registered and reviewed.
Who we work with in California.
- Software and SaaS
- Venture and growth-backed companies
- Biotech
- Professional services
SOC 2 Type II
Audited controls across security and availability.
NIST CSF
Cyber posture mapped to a framework US insurers recognise.
HIPAA
Ready for covered entities and their business associates.
State privacy law
Aligned to CCPA, CPRA and comparable state regimes.
Questions we hear in San Francisco.
Who does the work on a San Francisco engagement?
A named Business Technology Strategist owns the plan, a service delivery lead owns the day-to-day, and our security operations team monitors around the clock. You deal with the same people each quarter rather than a rotating queue.
How does remote-first delivery work in San Francisco?
Almost everything we do, monitoring, patching, service desk, identity changes, backup checks and strategy reviews, is delivered remotely because it resolves faster than waiting for a technician to drive out. Your estate is instrumented, so we usually see and fix an issue before someone in San Francisco reports it, and the same named team handles the work every time.
When does someone actually come on site in San Francisco?
On-site attendance is scheduled into the service agreement and happens where physical presence changes the outcome: hardware faults and replacements, cabling and network installs, office moves, new site or new starter setups, planned reviews and workshops with your leadership team, and incidents where a device cannot be reached remotely. Visits are booked in advance, other than incident response, which follows the agreed response targets.
How quickly can you respond to an incident in San Francisco?
Monitoring and triage run 24/7/365. Response targets are agreed in the service agreement against business impact, and on-site attendance is arranged where a fault genuinely needs hands on hardware.
What does an engagement in San Francisco cost?
Pricing follows the NumataOne™ tiers: Core, Standard, Premium and Enterprise. Scope is set after a Business Technology Assessment, so the number reflects your estate rather than a headline rate.
Do you meet United States compliance requirements?
Yes. Our controls and reporting are built to the frameworks that apply in United States, and the evidence pack is maintained continuously so it is ready when an auditor, insurer or customer asks.