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Is Your CPA Firm Actually Secure?
A short walkthrough showing how we help CPA firms identify risk, meet FTC Safeguards, and secure client data, without disruption.

Where Risk Often Goes Unnoticed
Even firms with good IT support can face cybersecurity vulnerabilities that only become obvious during an audit,or after an incident.
Examples include:
- Phishing emails that lead to ransomware and file loss
- Unsecured backups that can't be restored during an outage
- Client or insurer requests that reveal missing controls
- Vendor systems that introduce silent exposure
- Staff errors due to lack of cybersecurity awareness
Microtech works behind the scenes to help CPA firms identify these weak points and build a more secure, compliant foundation, without replacing your existing IT team.
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What Microtech Provides That Traditional IT Often Doesn’t
Cybersecurity isn't just a software setting or firewall, especially for firms under regulatory oversight. We help fill the gaps between technical support and formal risk management.
Common focus areas include:
- Aligning with FTC Safeguards and GLBA requirements
- Building and maintaining written information security policies
- Running phishing simulations and security awareness training
- Monitoring for advanced threats and suspicious activity
- Implementing secure backups and recovery plans
- Securing accounting software like CCH, Drake, QuickBooks, and more
Our goal is to make cybersecurity feel approachable, actionable, and aligned with how your firm actually works.
When Cybersecurity Support Becomes Essential
If You're Dealing With... | Microtech Helps You... |
---|---|
Unclear compliance responsibilities | Clarify your obligations and identify policy/documentation gaps |
Concerns about phishing or ransomware | Implement prevention, training, and response systems |
Client or insurer asking for documentation | Provide guidance and generate clear, supportable answers |
Internal staff unsure how to handle sensitive data | Train your team and create policies they can actually follow |
Outdated backups or cloud systems | Design secure, testable recovery strategies |