Technical Support International (TSI)
Our main purpose is to serve our clients’ technology needs and add value to our customer's information infrastructure.
We have designed our company around the needs of our clients and you will find that in service, expertise and cost, we have no equal.
TSI provides computer solutions to customers ranging from small businesses to large corporations. Our services and the products we sell range from basic computer maintenance to sophisticated computer networking.
We also provide IT Managed Services, VPNs, and Internet Security. TSI strives to provide our customers with the best services and the right information. We deliver our services by using a combination of local onsite experts, network management tools, and services performed remotely. Our goals are to assist you in staying focused on your business while we handle the support, maintenance, and security of your network and computers.
TSI consists of a team of professionals offering their individual and collective capabilities to assist our clients with a complex technology. We conduct business in a manner, which our customers entrust to us. We share our company's commitment to growth and aim to be viewed as a leader in information technology.
The courteous, professional manner in which we deliver our Services is the benchmark of our commitment to our clients. We are fully aware of our responsibilities to our clients, our employees, and our company.
Our years of experience in system integration and support gives you full confidence that we can plan, install, support Systems and Applications that will meet your business needs for today and tomorrow.
CMMC Mock Assessments vs. NIST SP 800-171 Self-Assessments
Christopher Souza | CEO For many defense contractors, one of the biggest CMMC mistakes is assuming that an internal NIST SP 800-171 self-assessment is enough to prove readiness for a C3PAO certification audit. It is not. A self-assessment is an important internal management exercise, but it is not the same as demonstrating readiness under the…
Christopher Souza | CEO For many defense contractors, one of the biggest CMMC mistakes is assuming that an internal NIST SP 800-171 self-assessment is enough to prove readiness for a C3PAO certification audit. It is not. A self-assessment is an important internal management exercise, but it is not the same as demonstrating readiness under the…
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Elevated Cybersecurity Risk Amid U.S. and Iran Conflict
Christopher Souza | CEO A cyber advisory issued by our partners at Sophos highlights an increased global cyber risk environment due to escalating geopolitical tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. Sophos assesses the current threat level as elevated, with the greatest risk occurring in the immediate to short term, ranging from days to…
Christopher Souza | CEO A cyber advisory issued by our partners at Sophos highlights an increased global cyber risk environment due to escalating geopolitical tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. Sophos assesses the current threat level as elevated, with the greatest risk occurring in the immediate to short term, ranging from days to…
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The Self-Assessment Era Is Over! CMMC Is Now Mandatory
Christopher Souza | CEO As of February 1, 2026, the DoD implemented significant updates to DFARS and FAR cybersecurity clauses as part of its FAR Overhaul initiative. While certain DFARS “Basic” self-assessment requirements have been removed at the federal clause level, this does not reduce your cybersecurity obligations. It marks a clear transition away from…
Christopher Souza | CEO As of February 1, 2026, the DoD implemented significant updates to DFARS and FAR cybersecurity clauses as part of its FAR Overhaul initiative. While certain DFARS “Basic” self-assessment requirements have been removed at the federal clause level, this does not reduce your cybersecurity obligations. It marks a clear transition away from…
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How the Venezuela Operation Puts U.S. Cybersecurity at Higher Risk
Christopher Souza | CEO On January 3, 2026, U.S. forces conducted Operation Absolute Resolve to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in Caracas. According to cyber professionals and public statements from U.S. leaders, cyber tools were used in advance of the raid to disrupt Venezuelan power and communications infrastructure. President Trump indicated that…
Christopher Souza | CEO On January 3, 2026, U.S. forces conducted Operation Absolute Resolve to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in Caracas. According to cyber professionals and public statements from U.S. leaders, cyber tools were used in advance of the raid to disrupt Venezuelan power and communications infrastructure. President Trump indicated that…
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Safe Shopping Holiday Tips for 2025
Christopher Souza | CEO The first week of December has come to a close and the holidays are rolling in fast. Shopping online means sharing a lot pf personal details including your name, address, email, phone number, and payment information that are all what cybercriminals have on their wish list. Plus, when you apply for…
Christopher Souza | CEO The first week of December has come to a close and the holidays are rolling in fast. Shopping online means sharing a lot pf personal details including your name, address, email, phone number, and payment information that are all what cybercriminals have on their wish list. Plus, when you apply for…
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Detecting Cyber Threats with Indicators of Compromise
Christopher Souza | CEO As cyber threats continue to evolve in sophistication and frequency, detecting intrusions early is critical. One of the most powerful tools in your cybersecurity arsenal is the ability to recognize and act on Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), which are signs that an attacker has breached or is actively attacking your environment.…
Christopher Souza | CEO As cyber threats continue to evolve in sophistication and frequency, detecting intrusions early is critical. One of the most powerful tools in your cybersecurity arsenal is the ability to recognize and act on Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), which are signs that an attacker has breached or is actively attacking your environment.…
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