Managed IT
Day-to-day support, monitoring, vendor coordination, and cleaner technology operations.
Glendale, California • Managed IT and cybersecurity
Andrew Vaughan
President, CMIT Solutions of Glendale. Former Datadog team member with a background in software and operations.
I work with small and midsize businesses to make their technology more secure, reliable, and easier to operate.
About
I help businesses run cleaner, safer technology.
I lead CMIT Solutions of Glendale, working with small and midsize businesses on managed IT, cybersecurity, business continuity, and practical technology planning.
Most of the work is straightforward and important: fewer recurring issues, better security habits, reliable backups, clearer vendor decisions, and technology that supports the way the business actually runs.
Current Focus
Where I spend my time now.
Cybersecurity
Practical controls for identity, devices, email, backups, and everyday risk.
Business continuity
Backup and recovery planning so problems do not become business-stopping events.
AI adoption for SMBs
Useful tools, safer rollout plans, and automation that fits the team already in place.
Local business relationships
Building long-term relationships with owners and operators across Glendale, Burbank, and nearby communities.
Background
A career shaped by systems, service, and operations.
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Early Datadog team member
Joined Datadog early and worked inside the observability and infrastructure market as it moved from niche tooling to everyday operational practice.
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Hands-on software and web background
Started closer to the code: web development, software projects, product decisions, and the practical work of getting useful tools in front of people.
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Leadership, operations, and business building
Today my work is about running the business well: serving clients, building process, developing people, and helping owners make better technology decisions.
Links / Contact
Connect if the work overlaps.
The easiest way to reach me is through LinkedIn or CMIT Glendale. GitHub is still here for the technical breadcrumbs.