What industries does G6 serve?

FAQ Background – G6 IT

G6 serves small and mid-market businesses as well as government agencies across Fort Wayne and northeast Indiana, including organizations with DoD and DOE relationships. This range means G6’s environments are built to the security discipline that government-adjacent and regulated clients require, then applied consistently across every client, regardless of sector. Sector coverage elements to consider:…

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What is included in G6’s cybersecurity services?

FAQ Background – G6 IT

G6’s cybersecurity services include multi-factor authentication (MFA), conditional access, endpoint detection and response (EDR), data loss prevention and Secure Score optimization, configured and monitored on an ongoing basis rather than set up once and left unchecked. Microsoft reports that MFA alone blocks more than 99 percent of automated account compromise attempts. MFA and endpoint protection…

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What compliance frameworks does G6 support?

FAQ Background – G6 IT

G6 configures, monitors and documents client environments for HIPAA, CMMC, NIST, PCI and FTC Safeguards compliance. Each framework governs a different category of data (health records, defense information, federal information systems, payment card data and financial customer data), and each requires distinct technical controls rather than a single generic security setup. Regulatory framework coverage involves…

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Does G6 support government agencies and defense contractors?

FAQ Background – G6 IT

Yes. G6 manages Microsoft 365 and Azure environments for organizations ranging from small businesses to government agencies, including DoD and DOE clients, bringing security discipline that most general IT providers do not maintain. This experience is directly relevant to businesses pursuing CMMC compliance as defense subcontractors. Consider these factors when choosing a provider for CMMC…

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What is a vCIO and does my business need one?

FAQ Background – G6 IT

A vCIO (virtual chief information officer) is a strategic technology advisor who aligns a company’s IT roadmap with its business goals without the cost of a full-time executive hire. Growing businesses need this function once technology decisions start affecting budget, compliance or competitive position, not just day-to-day uptime. What you can expect from strategic IT…

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