Bridging the gap between IT & OT 

Architect the network.

Protect Production

Our Co-managed IT and continuity designed architecture keep IT running, keeping production online. We secure the boundary around critical, typically untouchable OT systems—delivering 24/7 purpose built infrastructure, providing IT escalation support to ensure production won't stall on your watch.

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About Us

C14G stands at the forefront of IT innovation as a leading Managed Service Provider and MSSP. We specialize in Co-Managed IT, 'Level 3' escalation support and business continuity planning. Our focus is ensuring your operations remain uninterrupted and secure.

Our commitment to design, support and advanced network architecture sets us apart, providing tailored solutions that align with your business goals.


Our Services

Co-Managed IT

Empower your IT department without expanding payroll. We seamlessly offload daily monitoring, patching, and security, freeing your lean staff to focus on core business needs, identity management, and front-office operations.

Ease the burden

Level 3 Escalation

We are your senior engineering bench. We provide immediate advanced support for complex routing, switch fabrics, and boundary defense to prevent cross-silo outages. We serve as a critical safety net for internal Level 1 & 2 technicians who may be troubleshooting on the fly or just need a hand.

Design Site Reliability from the ground up

Business Continuity Planning

When a disaster strikes, IT owns the recovery. We architect resilient disaster recovery frameworks and immutable backups, ensuring rapid fail-over to protect both your enterprise network and critical plant floor operations. Eliminate the long-term outages typically found in legacy recovery scenarios.

We have access tailored equipment

Hardware Procurement

Stop relying on "patch work" or consumer grade gear. We procure, configure, and deploy enterprise Watchguard firewalls, Total Security software packages, and advanced switching. Equip your team with the right hardware to support &  aggressively defend the boundary between your IT and OT networks.

600 Million

The number Microsoft estimates for the amount of cyber attacks occurring every day.  Source

24 Days

The average downtime following a ransomware attack reached 24 days in 2025.  Source

240 Seconds

The time it takes for modern ransomware to completely encrypt 100,000 files. Destroying your business's ability to operate, in minutes. Source

Nearly 50%

Just about half of all manufacturing networks lack meaningful segmentation between IT and Operational Technology. Source

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MFA (Multi Factor Authentication)

"The most common password in the country is still 123456. And even if you have a complex password, bad cyber actors unfortunately still have ways of getting past it. Using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a powerful way to protect yourself and your organization. The use of MFA on your accounts makes you 99% less likely to be hacked."

MFA prevents unauthorized access to your data and applications by requiring a second method of verifying your identity, making you much more secure.
Source: cisa.gov

 

[c14g] offers Multi-Factor Authentication solutions

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DNS Protection

"DNS-layer activity is probably less secure than you think"

"Despite forming the bedrock of internet activity, DNS-layer activity doesn’t usually get a lot of attention from security teams. In fact, most cybersecurity solutions don’t inspect DNS packets or flag anomalous DNS-layer activity. And as you can imagine, this makes the DNS layer into the perfect venue for bad actors to use when infiltrating networks."

Source: Cisco Networking

[c14g] offers DNS protection

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Closing the Vendor Security Gap

"After a forensic investigation, it was determined that the incident began when a phishing email tricked a Target employee who worked for a third-party vendor .........

Several years after the breach, Target agreed to pay $18.5 million to settle claims

[c14g] offers the tools & experience to help keep ​your company protected.