Locations / Florida, USA
Managed IT for Tampa Bay offices, built for hurricane season
Tampa Bay offices need IT that keeps working when the office does not. Computer Plus provides remote managed IT with continuity planning built in.
The local picture
What matters for offices in Tampa
Tampa Bay has a large base of financial services, insurance, healthcare and professional offices, many of them small and growing. It also sits squarely in hurricane country, and storm surge and power loss can close offices for days.
Florida’s Information Protection Act requires covered entities to take reasonable measures to protect personal information and sets a short window for notifying affected individuals after a breach, generally no later than 30 days. That timeline is hard to meet without a written incident plan.
Our focus
What we prioritize for Tampa clients
- Cloud-first files and phones so staff can work from anywhere during a storm.
- Pre-season checklist: backups verified, laptops updated, remote access tested.
- An incident plan that supports Florida’s notification timeline.
- Safeguards Rule controls for insurance, mortgage and financial offices.
Remote by design
How service works from a distance
Tampa is on Eastern time and well inside our business-day coverage. Because we are remote, a storm that closes your office does not close your IT support.
Computer Plus does not keep an office in Tampa. We have served clients remotely for years, and everything from the help desk to monitoring and backups is delivered that way.
Services
Managed IT services available in Tampa
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
Tenant administration, licensing and security baselines.
Cloud Servers and Hosting
Line-of-business apps and file storage moved off the closet server.
Cybersecurity and Endpoint Protection
Layered protection for laptops, servers and accounts, monitored through Ares RMM.
FAQ
Questions from Tampa offices
What should we do before hurricane season?
Confirm backups are offsite and restorable, move critical files to the cloud, make sure laptops can work from home and keep an offline contact list. We run that checklist with you each spring.
How quickly do we have to notify people after a breach in Florida?
Florida law generally requires notice within 30 days, with some exceptions. Your attorney should advise on specifics; our plan keeps the evidence you will need.
Nearby
Also served remotely: Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Kansas City. See all locations.
Next step
Book an IT assessment for your Tampa office
Tell us how many people and devices you have and what is bothering you. We reply within one business day.