Case Study

The design and implementation of sound security practices is an issue facing companies in almost every industry. These are just some of the many clients who have benefited from Aurora Enterprises’ technology solutions.

After watching high-profile news reports of governmental and private-sector security lapses, Western Federal Credit Union officials wanted assurances that their company laptops were not potential security breaches. Aurora worked with WFCU staff to identify potential problems and secure their data. Click here to read how Aurora made WFCU more secure.

Shlemmer+Algaze+Associates (SAA), one of the largest interiors and architecture firms in Southern California, manages a variety of critical data about their customers’ buildings and offices. Click here to read how Aurora Enterprises addressed the company’s concerns over data storage, security and disaster recovery.

When The Termo Company, an oil and gas exploration firm, was overrun with junk mail and the threat of contracting an Internet virus, they turned to Aurora Enterprises for help. Click here to learn how Aurora implemented an effective managed mail solution that helped restore efficient communication.

Anonymizer is a global leader in online privacy and identity protection solutions. But when a client requested a unique customization to a PGP product, the company called Aurora Enterprises. Click here to read how an Aurora Senior Architect achieved the desired customization.

For more than 45 years, M Advisory Group has specialized in the design of tax advantaged financial solutions for Southern California entrepreneurs and professionals. But the company suffered a potentially disastrous calamity after a negligent IT consultant crashed their network. Click here to learn how Aurora helped the company recover their lost data.

Founded in 1873, the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) is one of the world’s leading centers of health sciences research, patient care, and education. As with many universities, UCSF relies in part on contributions from alumni to fund some of its programs. Ensuring the security of those donations is of paramount concern. Click here to learn how Aurora security professionals consulted with UCSF to secure their Alumni information.

We encrypted our laptops in the Student Affairs division at Stanford University with PGP (Pretty Good Privacy). As a director of information technology, I immediately experienced greater peace of mind because I know the sensitive information on our laptops is secure. Click here to learn more.