IT & Security Consultation

Secure Smarter. Plan Stronger with Real Impact

Technology moves fast. Threats move faster. At Red Tree Support, we don’t just react — we prepare you for what’s next.

Our IT & Security Consultation service is designed for businesses that understand the risks of falling behind and the cost of a weak security posture. We begin with a direct, honest evaluation of your current setup — not just to find flaws, but to understand how your systems really work. Where are the gaps? What’s redundant? What could fail under pressure?

From there, we build a strategy that fits your environment — no off-the-shelf blueprints, no generic fixes. Every action we recommend is deliberate, drawn from a real understanding of your infrastructure and your business priorities.

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Our team doesn’t just know IT — they’ve lived it. Each consultant has over a decade of hands-on experience in high-stakes, high-pressure environments. You’ll be working with professionals who can see around corners, not just down checklists.

We focus on what matters:

  • Strengthening your infrastructure so it won’t crack under strain.

  • Identifying vulnerabilities before they become incidents.

  • Aligning your IT systems with your long-term business goals.

  • Making sure your team understands what’s in place — and why.

Red Tree Support offers more than guidance — we become an extension of your thinking. A strategic partner who challenges assumptions, spots blind spots, and pushes for clarity where it counts.

If you’re ready for a consultation that doesn’t sugarcoat or overpromise — but delivers real, grounded, forward-looking solutions — we’re here. Let’s start the conversation.

“Elevate your business with our advanced IT consulting. We conduct in-depth assessments, craft detailed Plans of Action, and provide tailored solutions. With a wealth of experience, our adept team streamlines decision-making and implements cutting-edge solutions. Partner with us to save time and energy, empowering your focus on core business operations and ensuring future scalability.”

vCIO is the service that MSPs offer to customers. It refers to a dedicated MSP employee or a team managing the IT infrastructure of the client’s company and planning its growth and development.

vCIO responsibilities are:

  • Plan the technology roadmap for the next period.
  • Create budgets year over year.
  • Meet monthly/quarterly/annually to keep management aware and involved in IT evolution as the company grows.
  • Remain aware of the business’ goals as to propose relevant technology solutions to accomplish them.
  • Advise on best practices.
  • Keep the company aware of technological trends relevant to their industry.
  • Become a business owner/executives go-to for ideas for the business, as IT will more than likely be involved.
  • Keep business owners/executives aware of compliance requirements with suggestions and plans for adhering to them.
  • Speak to clients regarding large technical issues/incidents.
  • Build relationships with all key vendors that play a role in the business’ technology stack.

Virtual CISO are now referred to as cyber security officers or cyber security chiefs. It has become an enormous need, as cyber threats have become a top concern among executives. The sophisticated nature and technology of an attack and the regulatory changes that are being created to combat it are evolving quickly and it becomes extremely difficult to keep the pace of change.

vCISO responsibilities are:

  • Develop and implement a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy aligned with the organization’s goals and risk tolerance.
  • Develop and enforce cybersecurity policies, standards, and procedures to ensure compliance with industry regulations and best practices.
  • Develop incident response plans and lead the response to cybersecurity incidents, including investigation, containment, and recovery efforts.
  • Develop and deliver cybersecurity awareness and training programs to educate employees about cybersecurity threats and best practices.
  • Establish and maintain effective cybersecurity governance structures, including oversight committees and reporting mechanisms.
  • Prepare and present regular reports on cybersecurity incidents, vulnerabilities, and remediation efforts to executive leadership and board of directors.