Managed security services in Northern Virginia, Washington DC and Maryland
cAIberOps runs managed email, endpoint, AI and SASE security from McLean, Virginia, for small and medium businesses across the capital region. The service runs remotely, the same as it does for clients in the rest of the United States, and a member of the team comes to your office when a person in the room helps.
reported internet crime losses in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC in 2025, from 47,857 complaints (FBI IC3 2025)
Virginia LLC, Fairfax County business license, eVA registered, insured; Check Point partner since January 2026
managed services: email, endpoint, AI and SASE, one price per user or per endpoint, no minimum
Nationwide by remote delivery. Last updated: November 10, 2026.
At a glance
Office: 1400 Chain Bridge Rd, Unit 200, McLean, VA 22101
On site: Northern Virginia, Washington DC and the Maryland suburbs, scheduled with you
Services: Managed Email Security, Managed Endpoint Protection, Managed AI Security, Managed SASE
Support: email reviewed seven days a week with 24/7 support; endpoints and SASE 24/7 monitoring and support
Google reviews: 5.0 from 10 reviews. Read them.
What on site means for a managed service
Being nearby changes who shows up, not what runs.
The first day
Onboarding is done at your office when you want it that way: the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace connection made with you watching, the first endpoint installed on one machine as a pilot, the SASE agent on one laptop before the rest. The same steps run remotely for clients elsewhere.
When something happens
A laptop that has to be isolated and looked at in person, a sit-down with the person who clicked, or a working session with your IT provider about an exclusion or a tenant change. We investigate with no time cap, and in this region we can do part of it at your desk.
The report, read together
The monthly report says what was stopped, what we investigated, what changed, and what we recommend next. In the capital region we will walk through it with you, or with your attorney or your IT provider, at your office on request.
The platform is Check Point, the team is US-based, and the controls are identical whether you are in Tysons or Tucson.
Where we go on site
Northern Virginia
Fairfax, Arlington and Loudoun counties and the city of Alexandria, usually the same week.
- McLean
- Tysons
- Vienna
- Falls Church
- Arlington
- Alexandria
- Fairfax
- Reston
- Herndon
- Ashburn
- Sterling
- Leesburg
- Manassas
Washington DC
The District, from Georgetown and downtown to Capitol Hill and Navy Yard.
- Downtown
- Georgetown
- Dupont Circle
- Capitol Hill
- NoMa
- Navy Yard
Maryland
Montgomery County and the I-270 corridor, with Howard County and Frederick by arrangement.
- Bethesda
- Chevy Chase
- Rockville
- Gaithersburg
- Silver Spring
- Columbia
- Frederick
Further out, and in the rest of the United States, the service is delivered remotely, which is how it runs for the greater part of the work here too.
Who asks for managed security in the capital region
Government contractors
Primes along the Tysons, Reston and Chantilly corridor flow down DFARS clauses and check the SPRS score. We run the email, endpoint, AI and remote-access controls outside your enclave and hand your SSP author the monthly evidence; third-party CMMC assessments have been suspended since July 2026, and the self-assessment still stands.
Associations and nonprofits in Washington DC
Membership data, donor records and a year-end giving season that the fake-invoice and gift-card emails are timed for. Managed Email Security is $5.60 per user per month for registered 501(c)(3) organizations under the current offer.
Virginia law firms
Virginia's Rules of Professional Conduct have, since March 2016, asked lawyers to pay attention to the benefits and risks of relevant technology (Rule 1.1, comment 6) and to make reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorized access to client information (Rule 1.6(d)); ABA Formal Opinion 512 adds generative AI. We run the controls and keep the record; your ethics counsel reads the rules.
Life sciences and federal contractors in Maryland
Bethesda, Rockville and the I-270 corridor hold firms whose customers run supplier security reviews before the next purchase order. The monthly report answers the email, endpoint, MFA, incident response and AI questions on those questionnaires, with evidence attached.
Real estate and title in the region
Closings in Northern Virginia and Montgomery County move large wires on short notice. Account takeover detection and the review of a changed wiring instruction happen before the money moves, and we can be at the title office the day a transaction looks wrong.
Advisers and family offices in Tysons and Bethesda
Amended Regulation S-P reached smaller firms in June 2026, and custodians ask about email and endpoint controls at onboarding. We run the safeguards; your compliance consultant writes the program and cites our records.
What you can check before you call
Virginia SCC entity record: search cAIberOps LLC on the State Corporation Commission's Clerk's Information System.
eVA vendor registration with the Commonwealth of Virginia, visible in the public vendor list.
Fairfax County business license on file.
Certificate of insurance sent before the first call, without a signed agreement.
Google Business Profile with the reviews, each dated and in the reviewer's own words.
Check Point partner since January 2026, with the team's Check Point credentials on the About page.
The four services, priced the same here as anywhere
Managed Email Security
Prevention-first protection on top of Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace: zero-day sandboxing, attachment cleaning, click-time link checks and account takeover detection. We review the quarantine seven days a week and investigate what gets through, with no time cap. From $6.40 per user per month under the current offer.
See email security pricingManaged Endpoint Protection
Anti-ransomware that can restore encrypted files from its snapshots, behavioral analysis for fileless attacks, sandboxing for downloads and USB control. We investigate the alerts and isolate infected machines. From $8 per endpoint per month, with 24/7 monitoring and support.
Get an endpoint quoteManaged AI Security
Your team already uses AI at work. We discover the tools in use, stop sensitive data from leaking into them, and enforce your AI usage policy for you: approved tools stay open, risky prompts are redacted or blocked, and exception requests come to us. Start with a free Shadow AI Discovery.
Manage AI useManaged SASE
Zero trust network access (ZTNA) instead of a VPN, browser access for contractors, device checks before access, and a dedicated static IP that locks your cloud sign-ins to your business. Web protection anywhere when you want it, with no appliance to buy. Designed, built and run by us. Start with a free 30-day trial.
Managed SASELocal questions
Do you come on site in Northern Virginia, Washington DC and Maryland?
Yes. Onboarding, an incident that needs hands on a device, and the report walkthrough can be done at your office across Northern Virginia, the District and the Maryland suburbs. The platform and the team are the same ones that serve clients remotely in the rest of the United States.
Do you work with businesses outside the DC area?
Yes. The service is delivered remotely for clients anywhere in the United States, with the same Check Point platform, the same team and the same prices. Being in McLean adds the option of a visit; it is not a condition of the service.
Is there a travel fee or a local minimum?
No setup fee and no minimum number of users. On-site time in the capital region is written into the service order with the rest of the scope, and the bulk of the work, including onboarding, runs remotely either way. A visit is scheduled when a person in the room helps.
Start with the free email assessment
Two weeks on your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace tenant, no MX change, a written report at the end. Or call (202) 602-6035 and ask for a visit.
Sources: FBI IC3 2025 Internet Crime Report, pages 28 and 29 (states by complaint count and by loss): https://www.ic3.gov/AnnualReport/Reports/2025_IC3Report.pdf; Supreme Court of Virginia order of December 17, 2015 amending Rules 1.1 and 1.6, effective March 1, 2016: https://www.vacourts.gov/courts/scv/amendments/2015_12_17_part6_section2_rule_1_1_1_6.pdf; ABA Formal Opinion 512: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/professional_responsibility/publications/ethics_opinions/