Resource Category: Case Studies

As the IT Director at Long’s Jewelers, my partnership with Towerwall started almost immediately after I joined – roughly 26 years ago. To be honest, it’s been so long I can’t even recall the exact introduction. I believe it was a vendor who connected me with its founder Michelle Drolet, and from that very first interaction

Formerly CIO of biotechnology company Replimune, David Kiklis knows all too well how cybersecurity is mission-critical in highly regulated industries. He knows how to operate in an environment where data integrity, compliance, and risk mitigation aren’t optional. For more than two decades, Kiklis has relied on his trusted cybersecurity partner Towerwall to keep the company secure, compliant, and ahead

Joe Pawlaczyk, Chief Information Officer (CIO), having limited resources and budget, sought to mature the institution’s cybersecurity capabilities and turned to Towerwall. The relationship began in 2010 with Towerwall serving as the college’s consulting organization for endpoint protection and expanded recently into a strategic cybersecurity partnership. Towerwall updated the college’s Information Security Policy, performed a campus-network cybersecurity risk assessment

Both The Baldwin in Londonderry, NH, and Edgewood in North Andover, MA, are senior living centers, specifically, Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) that offer a range of services and amenities for older adults. Both facilities provide independent and assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing to residents, ensuring a continuum of care as needs change

When Saeed Garner joined Christian Care Ministry (CCM), a nonprofit Medi-share provider based in Melbourne, FL, as Director of Information Security seven years ago, the clock was ticking. The C-suite had urgent security initiatives waiting. Saeed knew exactly where to turn: Towerwall. Why start a new vendor relationship from scratch? He already had a trusted

Dean College’s IT team experienced the challenges of protecting the College’s information and technology assets, complying with regulatory requirements, and adhering to security best practices. This translated into the need to develop a solid foundation and implement policies on secure, responsible, and acceptable use of the College’s information and technology assets, addressing potential phishing and ransomware threats, and building repeatable information security programs…