IT Support Hamilton

Local engineers at our Hamilton office, 64 Hatt St in Dundas. On-site within four hours anywhere across Hamilton Mountain, downtown, Ancaster, Dundas, or Stoney Creek.

Hamilton’s IT support looks different from Toronto’s. Steelworkers, healthcare systems, McMaster spin-offs and logistics firms share the same blocks. We support teams of 10 to 150 employees here.

Fusion Computing delivers IT support in Hamilton from its office at 64 Hatt St in Dundas. We cover the lower city, Hamilton Mountain, Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek and Burlington with same-day on-site response and a 24/7 help desk. Security is CISSP-led and built for Hamilton’s steel, healthcare, McMaster-research and professional-services employers. Canadian-owned, with an office in Dundas.

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Best fit: 10 to 150 employees in Hamilton, Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek, or Burlington.

Free · 30 min · no obligation

What the 30-minute consultation covers

A 30-minute review with a senior Canadian engineer. We’ll look at your IT and security and show where you’re most exposed.

  • ✓ An honest look at your IT support and systems
  • ✓ Your biggest cybersecurity risks, ranked
  • ✓ Practical AI wins you can action now

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Why IT Support in Hamilton Is Different

Real IT support in Hamilton means more than a remote ticket queue and the occasional drive down the QEW. It means same-day on-site coverage across the Mountain, the downtown core, the Ancaster business parks and the Dundas industrial strip. It means knowing a steelworker’s SCADA network from a McMaster spin-off’s AWS stack. And it means showing up at 6am when a CNC machine’s network card fails mid-run.

Hamilton’s economy runs on two tracks. The steel and port economy still sits along Burlington Street, and Innovation Park hosts an advanced manufacturing cluster. Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph’s Healthcare anchor the city’s largest employer base. McMaster spins off biotech and engineering startups, and a professional-services corridor is growing on King Street West. Each sector brings its own IT requirements, compliance obligations and failure modes.

According to CIRA’s 2025 Canadian Cybersecurity Survey, 43% of Canadian organizations were targeted by a cyberattack in the past 12 months, and 24% were ransomware victims. If you run a Hamilton-Wentworth or Niagara business, IT support that skips PHIPA-aligned security and cyber-insurance readiness leaves the most expensive gap for last.

Fusion Computing has a Hamilton office at 64 Hatt St in Dundas. Our Hamilton team knows the 403 interchange at Upper James at 7am and the King-Main one-way grid. They also know which Mountain business park has the basement wiring that trips the UPS on a hot August afternoon.

“Hamilton IT support failures share a pattern: remote MSPs who have never set foot in the client’s office, dispatchers instead of engineers on ticket intake, and no local presence when something goes wrong at 6am on a production morning. Our Hamilton office exists so our clients never hear ‘we’ll drive up from Toronto.’”— Mike Pearlstein, CISSP, CEO, Fusion Computing (Hamilton office)

Hamilton’s IT Risk Profile: What the Data Says

$18.3M
City of Hamilton 2024 ransomware response cost to June 2025 (the City reported its insurer denied the claim over incomplete MFA)
43%
of Canadian organizations were targeted by a cyberattack in the past 12 months (CIRA 2025 Cybersecurity Survey)
CAD $6.32M
Average Canadian data-breach cost (IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024)
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Fusion on-site SLA anywhere in the Hamilton service area

Five Reasons Hamilton IT Support Is Not the Same as Toronto IT Support

Hamilton’s business environment generates IT requirements that don’t exist in a Toronto office tower. Fusion’s Hamilton engineers are built for all five.

1. Industrial network segmentation (OT/IT boundary)

Hamilton still moves steel. ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Stelco and their suppliers and contractors run plant-floor control systems alongside corporate IT, and the two networks must never share a flat subnet. We design and document the OT/IT boundary and enforce it with VLAN segmentation.

Patch windows are scheduled around your production shifts.

2. McMaster University spin-off ecosystem

McMaster Innovation Park spans 58 acres and hosts more than 75 companies across life sciences, advanced manufacturing and ICT. The same ecosystem produced Fusion Pharmaceuticals, acquired by AstraZeneca in a deal valued at up to US$2.4 billion.

Research spin-offs need cloud-native IT, documented data residency and an audit-ready security posture. Incident-response plans and backup records support investor and partner due diligence.

3. Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph’s Healthcare ecosystem

Hamilton Health Sciences is the region’s largest employer, with roughly 18,000 staff, physicians and volunteers across Juravinski, the General and McMaster Children’s. St. Joseph’s Healthcare anchors Charlton and West 5th. The clinics, specialist practices and allied-health firms around those hospitals handle personal health information under PHIPA, and many feed hospital supplier portals.

We configure PHI access controls, encrypted off-site backups and conditional access that limits health data to compliant corporate devices. Those are the safeguards an IPC review asks for.

4. Steel and port sector 24/7 uptime requirements

HOPA Ports handled 11.46 million tonnes across Hamilton, Oshawa and Thorold in 2024. Steel-making commodities made up nearly half of that volume.

Port logistics, fabrication and the firms that feed them don’t stop at 5 p.m. Our help desk and on-site dispatch are built for 24/7/365 operations, so a barcode-scanner or shipping-system outage on an early shift gets an engineer rather than a business-hours callback.

5. Local office means local accountability

When a critical P1 needs hands on site, dispatch leaves from our Hamilton office at 64 Hatt St in Dundas.

IT Support Hamilton: What’s Included in Every Plan

Nothing arrives as an add-on surprise. Every Hamilton IT support plan includes the items below.

Help desk and remote support

You call, email or chat, and a senior engineer responds in under 1 hour on average. 93% of tickets resolve on first contact.

Fusion’s Hamilton help desk puts you straight through to engineers who know your environment. Every ticket is tracked in ConnectWise PSA with full audit history, so nothing disappears.

On-site dispatch across the Hamilton service area

Hardware failures, office moves, server room work and network outages get dispatched on-site within four hours. We cover Hamilton Mountain, the downtown core, Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek, Waterdown, Flamborough and Burlington.

Manufacturing clients along Burlington Street or at Innovation Park can often see us sooner. We bring parts inventory for common failure modes, so most visits resolve in a single truck roll.

24/7 monitoring and patch management

NinjaOne RMM watches every endpoint continuously. Patch deployment runs on a schedule built around your business hours.

For plants, patch windows are scheduled around production shifts. If you run a clinic, patch windows follow the EMR vendor maintenance schedules for Accuro, OSCAR and TELUS PS Suite.

Endpoint security: Huntress MDR + SentinelOne XDR

Every endpoint runs Huntress managed detection and response and SentinelOne EDR/XDR, with monitoring around the clock. Hamilton reported in July 2025 that its insurer had denied the claim for its 2024 cyberattack. Response and recovery costs reached CA$18.3 million through June 2025.

We enforce MFA and conditional access across Microsoft 365, on the CIS Controls v8.1 baseline. CISSP-led oversight (Mike Pearlstein, CISSP, CEO) reviews your security posture.

Network monitoring and Fortinet firewall management

We monitor and manage Fortinet firewalls, switches and Wi-Fi end to end. Remote access for hybrid staff uses a supported Fortinet VPN configuration with MFA.

For manufacturing clients, the same discipline keeps the corporate network segmented from any plant-floor control network. We document firewall rule sets and VLAN policies and review them on a schedule, so nothing lives in one technician’s head.

Microsoft 365 administration

Licensing, Entra ID, Exchange Online, SharePoint, Teams and Copilot rollouts are all included. For Hamilton legal clients, we configure matter-based access policies and legal-hold compliant email retention for Clio and iManage integrations.

For accounting firms, we handle the CRA MyBA MFA baseline and QuickBooks and CaseWare co-existence with M365. For healthcare, conditional access limits PHI access to compliant corporate devices only.

Backup and disaster recovery

Nightly verified backups with tested restores. Air-gapped off-site copies for ransomware defense. Hamilton healthcare clients get a backup design that lets you recover data and report to the IPC of Ontario at the first reasonable opportunity, as PHIPA requires.

You get backup test reports every month.

How Onboarding Works for Hamilton Businesses

Switching IT providers is the part nobody looks forward to. We have run this transition for Hamilton manufacturers, healthcare clinics, law firms and accounting practices. The transition includes parallel support and backup verification.

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Discovery and baseline assessment

We spend 2-3 hours on-site at your Hamilton office documenting every device, network segment, application and vendor relationship.

For manufacturers, we map the IT/OT boundary. For healthcare, we run the PHIPA PHI inventory. For legal, we document privilege-sensitive systems. You leave with a full asset register whether or not you sign.

2

Parallel support and credential migration

For 30 days we run alongside your current provider (or your in-house person). We deploy our monitoring agents, migrate credentials into KeeperSec, configure the Huntress and SentinelOne stack and verify backup integrity.

There’s no cutover day and no weekend of holding your breath. Your team keeps working while we handle the transition underneath.

3

Go-live and named account lead handoff

On go-live day your team gets the help desk number, the direct engineer contact and a 30-minute walkthrough of how to submit tickets. Your named account lead books your first quarterly business review within 90 days.

Manufacturing clients get their first OT/IT boundary review at week 6. Healthcare clients get the PHIPA risk assessment before day 30.

What Hamilton Clients Say

“We switched to Fusion after our previous IT company let a ransomware incident spiral for three days. Fusion had us back online in under four hours and rebuilt our security stack from the ground up. Night and day difference. What sealed it for me was that their engineer showed up on-site within two hours of the initial call, which our Toronto provider could never have done.”

Operations Director, Hamilton manufacturing firm (45 users)

“Our medical clinic went through two IT providers in three years before we found Fusion. The PHIPA documentation package alone was worth the switch. They delivered a complete PHI audit, access log architecture, and a breach notification runbook in the first 30 days. The IPC audit we went through six months later was the smoothest our practice manager had ever seen.”

Practice Manager, Hamilton multi-site primary care clinic (28 users)

“As a law firm on King Street West, solicitor-client privilege is not abstract. It has to be engineered. Fusion configured our Clio environment with matter-based access controls, set up legal-hold email retention, and replaced our old VPN with something that actually works from the courthouse. First IT partner we’ve had who understood legal IT from the start.”

Managing Partner, Hamilton law firm (18 users)

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Field Note: Hamilton CPA Firm With Internal IT, Co-Managed Engagement

The client is a 34-employee CPA and tax practice in downtown Hamilton on King Street West. Its one internal IT manager joined from a Burlington corporate IT department and is a capable senior generalist with no second resource. Tax season runs January through April plus a fall corporate year-end push, and help desk volume triples in March.

We set up co-delivered help desk overflow with 24/7 phone, email and chat coverage, and on-site dispatch from our Hamilton office on a 4-hour SLA. Compliance and security questions escalated straight to a CISSP-level resource. A KeeperSec shared vault held credentials, so the IT manager could hand off active tickets at end of day or before vacation. ConnectWise PSA showed him our open tickets live, without waiting for a status email.

Anonymized per client confidentiality. Specific firm size, sector, and metric movement preserved. Mike Pearlstein, CISSP, CEO, Fusion Computing.

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Industries We Support in Hamilton

Each vertical below comes from live Hamilton client engagements. They reflect the compliance, workflow and risk realities of the businesses we support here, rather than a generic IT template.

Manufacturing and industrial operations

Hamilton’s manufacturing corridor runs from the steel-processing facilities on Burlington Street through the advanced manufacturing tenants at Innovation Park to the tooling and machining shops in the Ancaster and Dundas industrial strips. These environments need OT/IT network segmentation, patch windows that stay clear of production shifts, and 24/7 monitoring of the corporate network that touches the plant floor.

We support line-of-business stacks such as SAP, Epicor ERP, Infor CloudSuite Industrial, Sage 300 and Microsoft Dynamics 365. If you run SCADA or PLC control networks, we document the IT/OT boundary in writing and enforce it with Fortinet VLAN segmentation policies reviewed quarterly.

Healthcare clinics and the HHS/St. Joe’s ecosystem

Hamilton Health Sciences (roughly 18,000 staff) and St. Joseph’s Healthcare anchor the city’s largest employment base. Around them sits a dense layer of family-medicine, specialist, dental, physio and allied-health practices.

Each one is a PHIPA-regulated custodian of personal health information, and many connect to hospital supplier and referral portals that expect baseline security hygiene. Generic IT support treats them like any other office. We treat them as regulated environments from the first asset inventory.

Our Hamilton healthcare IT offering covers a PHI data inventory and access log architecture for Accuro EMR, OSCAR and TELUS PS Suite. It adds encrypted off-site backups built so you can recover and report to the IPC without delay, and a full 14-point PHIPA safeguard checklist delivered to your privacy officer within 30 days.

Law firms and legal practices (King St West)

Hamilton’s legal corridor runs along King Street West from City Hall to the courthouse. Solicitor-client privilege has to be engineered into your IT environment.

Fusion’s Hamilton law firm IT offering includes matter-based access controls in Clio or PCLaw, legal-hold compliant email retention in Microsoft 365, encrypted client portals that replace email-attached documents, and Law Society of Ontario (LSO) compliance documentation at engagement start. Every endpoint runs Huntress MDR plus SentinelOne for threat detection and response.

P1 1-hour response with a CISSP escalation path keeps trial-ready laptops and iManage document drives working through limitation-period crunches. A court-day IT failure can’t be recovered the same day, and our SLA is built around that.

Accounting and bookkeeping firms

Tax season is a bad time to learn that your CaseWare or QuickBooks Online session died at 11pm. Fusion schedules after-hours patch windows around your firm’s busy season.

We support CaseWare Working Papers, QuickBooks Desktop and Online, Xero, Sage 50, TaxCycle and Microsoft 365 with scoped retention for 7-year CRA records. The CRA MyBA MFA baseline is configured and documented for every partner.

McMaster spin-offs and technology startups

McMaster Innovation Park sits on 58 acres south of the main campus and now houses more than 75 companies across life sciences, advanced materials and manufacturing, and information and communication technology. Its tenants come from the same lineage that produced AstraZeneca’s acquisition of Fusion Pharmaceuticals, valued at up to US$2.4 billion.

They raise capital, sign enterprise partners and face investor due diligence early. That means cloud-native IT, documented data residency in Canada and verifiable security controls long before most startups think about them.

Investor IT auditors increasingly look for MSP engagement letters, documented incident response plans, and verified backup records as baseline diligence items. We deliver all three.

Professional services and consultancies

Client-billable hours collapse fast when laptops freeze or VPNs drop mid-call. Fusion’s professional services Hamilton offering includes a standardized NinjaOne-managed endpoint image, Microsoft 365 with conditional access, and a Teams phone deployment for home, office and client-site use.

We own the full lifecycle from new-hire provisioning to same-business-day offboarding, with credentials revoked across all systems within the hour.

We also handle the vendor calls. ISP, phone system, printer and line-of-business app support are all coordinated through ConnectWise PSA, so nothing falls through a gap between providers.

What Day-to-Day IT Support Looks Like for a Hamilton Business

A normal day starts before the lower-city shift change. The help desk is staffed 24/7, so a 6:30 a.m. ticket from a shop floor in the harbourfront industrial belt gets a senior engineer rather than a queue. So does a shipping terminal or barcode scanner that’s down before first shift.

Through the morning the mix shifts. A password reset for a Mountain professional-services office. An Accuro or OSCAR session issue at a clinic in the HHS orbit. A Microsoft 365 access question from a McMaster spin-off at Innovation Park. Routine patching, monitoring and backup verification run quietly underneath.

When something can’t be fixed remotely, on-site dispatch leaves from 64 Hatt St in Dundas and reaches anywhere in Hamilton, Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek or Burlington well inside the four-hour SLA.

Every ticket is tracked in ConnectWise PSA with full history, so nothing disappears into an inbox. A named account lead owns the relationship, rather than a rotating dispatcher.

If you have an internal IT person, this is the rhythm we hand off to and from. If you don’t, it’s what we run for you. Either way the day-to-day is the same, and it doesn’t change when an incident happens, because the incident response playbook is already loaded.

IT Support Hamilton Pricing

Responsive IT Support

$185/user/month

Starting price for responsive IT support. Final pricing depends on environment size, compliance requirements, and on-site frequency.

  • 24/7 help desk and monitoring
  • On-site dispatch within 4 hours
  • Huntress MDR + SentinelOne XDR
  • Microsoft 365 administration
  • Patch management and backups
  • Fortinet firewall management
  • Named account lead

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Co-Managed IT

Custom pricing

Designed for Hamilton organizations with an existing internal IT person who needs senior-level backup, tooling, and after-hours coverage.

  • Scoped around your internal team
  • Access to Fusion’s full toolset
  • CISSP escalation and oversight
  • After-hours and weekend coverage
  • OT/IT boundary review if needed
  • Compliance documentation support

Discuss Co-Managed Options

Pricing note: The $185/user/month rate covers responsive IT support, monitoring, security, M365, backups, and on-site visits for a typical Hamilton business. It is not a teaser rate that balloons with add-ons. Final pricing depends on your environment, site count, and compliance scope; we quote in writing within 48 hours of the initial assessment. For the full management bundle (24/7 NOC, vCIO, compliance program), see Managed IT Services Hamilton.

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Who Fusion Hamilton IT Support Is For

Fusion works best with Hamilton businesses that have 10 to 150 employees, depend on technology every day, and do not have or do not want a full internal IT department. That includes:

Manufacturing and industrial firms

Burlington Street steel processors, Innovation Park manufacturers, Ancaster and Dundas industrial operators with OT/IT requirements.

Healthcare clinics and allied health

Family medicine, specialist practices, physio, dental, and allied health operators in the HHS/St. Joe’s ecosystem needing PHIPA compliance.

Law firms and legal practices

King Street West and courthouse-adjacent firms needing privilege-first IT design, Clio/PCLaw support, and court-day priority response.

Accounting and CPA firms

CaseWare and TaxCycle shops needing busy-season uptime planning, CRA MFA baselines, and 7-year M365 retention policies.

McMaster spin-offs and startups

MIP tenants and Hamilton tech startups needing cloud-native IT, data-residency documentation, and investor-ready compliance posture.

Professional services firms

Consultancies, engineering firms, and marketing agencies on the downtown revitalization corridor needing fast remote help and same-day provisioning.

Not the right fit? If your team is under 10 users, Fusion is probably not the right match. We’re built for organizations with enough complexity that IT support is a real operational cost. If you’re in that 10-to-150-user range in Hamilton, let’s talk about what you need.

Hamilton IT Support Service Area

Our Hamilton office is at 64 Hatt St, Dundas, ON. On-site dispatch covers the entire Hamilton-Wentworth area within a four-hour SLA. Phone: (416) 566-2845.

Hamilton Downtown Core

King-Main corridor, James Street North, the Cannon Street office cluster.

Hamilton Mountain

Upper James, Lime Ridge Mall corridor, and the Mountain business parks.

Ancaster

Wilson Street and the Ancaster Business Park industrial and office tenants.

Dundas

King Street West, the Dundas industrial strip, and the Hatt Street office corridor.

Stoney Creek

QEW industrial corridor and the Stoney Creek commercial zone.

Waterdown and Flamborough

Highway 6 corridor, rural and semi-rural business addresses.

Burlington clients are also covered under the Hamilton service area. For longer-range dispatch, call us at (416) 566-2845 to confirm coverage before booking. Remote support covers clients across Canada.

IT Support Hamilton: Frequently Asked Questions

Questions specific to IT support in the Hamilton market. For full IT management (24/7 NOC, vCIO, compliance program), see our Hamilton management page.

Need IT support nearby? Fusion supports businesses across the surrounding area, including IT support in Dundas, IT support in Ancaster, and IT support in Stoney Creek. See our IT support hub for the full national overview. Same Canadian-owned team, same CISSP-led oversight, tailored per location.
How fast can Fusion respond to an IT issue in Hamilton?

Remote issues get a response in under 1 hour on average. A senior engineer answers the phone or chat; your call does not enter a dispatcher queue. For on-site problems, we dispatch from our Hamilton office and arrive within four hours anywhere in the Hamilton, Burlington, Ancaster, Dundas, and Stoney Creek area.

Does Fusion have a physical Hamilton office or is it remote-only?

Fusion has a Hamilton office at 64 Hatt St in Dundas. Our Hamilton office handles on-site dispatch, equipment staging, and client visits in the Hamilton-Wentworth area. The office holds equipment inventory.

Does Fusion support OT/IT environments for Hamilton manufacturers?

Yes. Fusion engineers are trained in OT/IT boundary design, VLAN segmentation for SCADA and PLC environments, and change-control procedures for manufacturing networks. We support manufacturing clients at Burlington Street facilities, Innovation Park, and the Ancaster and Dundas industrial strips.

What PHIPA compliance support does Fusion provide for Hamilton healthcare clients?

Fusion supports the clinics and allied-health practices around Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph’s with PHIPA-aligned controls: a PHI data inventory, access logging for EMRs such as Accuro, OSCAR, and TELUS PS Suite, encrypted off-site backups, and conditional access that restricts personal health information to compliant corporate devices. Every endpoint runs Huntress MDR and SentinelOne, and Microsoft 365 is configured with MFA and conditional access on a CIS Controls v8.1 baseline. Oversight is CISSP-led (Mike Pearlstein, CISSP, CEO).

Can Fusion support a Hamilton law firm’s privilege-sensitive environment?

Yes. Fusion’s law firm IT engagement includes matter-based access controls in Clio or PCLaw, legal-hold compliant email retention in Microsoft 365 Purview, encrypted client portals to replace email-attached documents, LSUC compliance documentation, and Huntress MDR plus SentinelOne XDR on every endpoint. Court-day P1 incidents get our 1-hour critical response target, remote.

How does Fusion handle the transition from our current IT provider?

Transitions run in parallel for 30 days. We deploy our monitoring agents, migrate credentials into KeeperSec, configure the Huntress and SentinelOne stack, verify backup integrity, and document the environment while your existing provider is still covering tickets. Most Hamilton clients complete the transition inside that 30-day parallel run.

What is the difference between IT support and fully managed IT in Hamilton?

This page covers day-to-day IT support: help desk, on-site dispatch, monitoring, security tools, and Microsoft 365 administration starting at $185/user/month. Full management adds 24/7 NOC operations, vCIO strategic planning with quarterly business reviews, full vendor management, compliance documentation programs, and a written technology roadmap.

What are the actual response-time tiers and what counts as a P1?

A P1 is a business-down incident: a server or core line-of-business system offline, a suspected security incident, or a production-line system that cannot operate, for a Hamilton manufacturer that includes a shipping or plant-floor terminal that blocks a shift. P1 incidents get the fastest remote response and immediate engineer attention, with on-site dispatch from our Hamilton office inside the four-hour SLA when hands-on work is needed. Lower-priority requests (single-user issues, change requests) are handled in turn through the same help desk, tracked in ConnectWise PSA so nothing is lost.

How does multi-site coverage work for Hamilton clients with offices in Burlington or Toronto?

A single engagement covers all your sites. Hamilton dispatch handles Hamilton, Burlington, Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek, Waterdown, and Grimsby. Toronto and the GTA are covered out of our Toronto office; Vancouver and the Lower Mainland out of our Vancouver office. Hamilton clients with a satellite Toronto office do not get a separate vendor for the Toronto staff.

What is the ticket escalation path when the help desk cannot resolve an issue?

Senior engineers handle incoming tickets directly. The client always sees a single ticket and a single owning engineer; the escalation happens internally without forcing the user to repeat the issue.

How fast is a typical password-reset or MFA-locked-out turnaround?

Routine account work, password resets and Microsoft 365 MFA lockouts, is handled directly by the help desk as soon as you reach us, with identity verified against your configured policy before any change is made. Because MFA and conditional access are enforced across the environment, a lockout is an inconvenience rather than an opening for an attacker. The same call connects you to a senior engineer rather than a script-reading first tier, so most everyday requests are resolved on first contact.

Does Fusion support hybrid and remote teams in Hamilton?

Yes. Most of our Hamilton clients have a mix of in-office and remote or hybrid staff. NinjaOne monitors every monitored device regardless of whether it is at the Hamilton Mountain office, at a home in Waterdown, or at a client site in Burlington. Remote access uses a supported Fortinet VPN configuration with MFA.

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