California · 2026 – 2028

California Is Hosting
the World.
Is Your Organization
Ready?

The Super Bowl. The FIFA World Cup. The Olympic Games. As California steps onto the global stage, cyber threat actors are already preparing. Nation-state groups and ransomware organizations don't sit out major global events — they plan for them.

A joint initiative by Tec-Refresh + Semperis
Super Bowl SoFi Stadium
🏈 Super Bowl LXI
SoFi Stadium
Los Angeles · 2027
FIFA World Cup
⚽ FIFA World Cup
SoFi Stadium
Los Angeles · 2026
LA Olympics 2028
🏅 Olympic Games
LA 2028
Los Angeles · 2028
Active Threat IntelligenceNation-state actors including Volt Typhoon have already established persistence inside U.S. critical infrastructure. The window to prepare is now.
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Cyber incidents during the 2024 Paris Olympics
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Cyberattacks target Active Directory
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Major global events hosted in California
2026
The year to act — before the world arrives
The Threat Is Real. The Timeline Is Fixed.

Major Global Events Are Proven Targets for Coordinated Cyberattacks

The 2024 Paris Olympics faced over 140 cybersecurity incidents during the games — targeting transportation networks, public agencies, and utilities. Prior FIFA World Cups saw coordinated infrastructure probes and phishing campaigns. California's events will be larger and more complex than any of these.

For SLED organizations and critical infrastructure operators, the stakes are especially high. A successful cyberattack — particularly one targeting identity systems — doesn't just disrupt IT. It disrupts public services, emergency operations, and community trust in real time, in front of a global audience.

Preparedness isn't optional. And the window to act is now.

Olympics stadium
🏅 2024 Paris Olympics
140+
Cybersecurity incidents during the games — transport, utilities, and public agencies all targeted
FIFA World Cup
⚽ FIFA World Cup 2022
Coordinated
Infrastructure probes and phishing campaigns targeting public agencies in the weeks before the event
SoFi Stadium
🏈 California 2026–2028
Largest Yet
California's events will be longer, larger, and more complex — and threat actors are already planning
The Assessment Offer

Know Where You Stand.
Get a Roadmap to Get There.

The Preparedness & Identity Resilience Assessment is a structured evaluation of your organization's readiness for identity-based attacks and operational disruption. Delivered by Tec-Refresh, with Semperis supporting the identity infrastructure components.

DELIVERABLE 01
Executive Risk Report
Written for C-suite and board-level audiences. Clear findings, business impact framing, and actionable priorities — no technical jargon required. Ready to present the day you receive it.
DELIVERABLE 02
NIST CSF 2.0 Alignment Heatmap
A visual gap analysis across all five CSF 2.0 functions — Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover — showing your current state versus target state at a glance.
DELIVERABLE 03
Prioritized Remediation Roadmap
A sequenced 90-day, 6-month, and 12-month action plan organized by risk severity and feasibility. Know exactly what to fix, in what order, and why.

Remediation takes time. The right time to start is now.

→ Request Your Assessment

Assessment spots are limited. Tec-Refresh is working with Southern California organizations through Q2 and Q3 2026. Request yours while capacity is available.

How It Works

Simple. Structured. Actionable.

1
Schedule
Request your assessment and connect with a Tec-Refresh advisor to confirm scope and logistics. Most assessments begin within two to three weeks of scheduling.
2
Assessment
Our team evaluates your identity infrastructure, operational resilience posture, NIST CSF 2.0 alignment, and threat exposure. Conducted remotely, with on-site options for larger organizations.
3
Deliverables
Within two to three weeks you receive your Executive Risk Report, NIST CSF 2.0 Alignment Heatmap, and Prioritized Remediation Roadmap — ready to present to leadership.
Built Around the Framework That Matters

NIST CSF 2.0 — The Federal Standard for Cyber Readiness

Every assessment maps directly to all five NIST CSF 2.0 functions. You'll know exactly where you stand — and what to do next.

Identify
Asset visibility, identity inventory, and risk awareness across your environment
Protect
AD hardening, MFA enforcement, and privileged access controls
Detect
Identity threat detection and anomaly monitoring — powered by Semperis ITDR
Respond
Incident playbooks, coordination plans, and tabletop exercise readiness
Recover
AD forest recovery, BCP maturity, and RTO vs. actual recovery capability
Two Organizations. One Mission.

About the Partners

Tec-Refresh and Semperis bring complementary expertise to every engagement — from assessment through remediation and ongoing resilience.

Tec-Refresh
Tec-Refresh
A managed security services provider based in Newport Beach, CA, serving Southern California's public sector and critical infrastructure organizations. Deep expertise in cybersecurity, business continuity, and operational resilience across SLED and critical infrastructure environments.
Campaign Lead
Semperis
Semperis
The industry leader in identity threat detection and Active Directory resilience. Semperis protects some of the world's most critical organizations from identity-based attacks and enables rapid recovery from Active Directory compromise.
Identity + AD Resilience
Tec-Refresh + Semperis
Together, we provide a comprehensive approach to cyber preparedness — from assessment through remediation and ongoing resilience. When the world is watching California, your organization will be ready.
The Campaign. The Timeline. The Opportunity.

Three Phases. One Goal.

● Active Now
Phase 1 — Awareness
2025 – 2026
Awareness campaigns, webinars, and readiness assessments. Organizations that assess now have the runway to remediate before the world arrives.
Phase 2 — Engagement
2026 – 2027
Regional field events and executive briefings across Southern California. Deepen resilience, validate assessments, and close remaining gaps.
Phase 3 — Peak Readiness
2027 – 2028
Final preparation as global events arrive. Organizations that started in Phase 1 will be confident. Those that waited will be reacting.
The window is 2026. Closing identity security gaps — hardening Active Directory, implementing incident response playbooks, addressing NIST CSF 2.0 gaps — takes months, not weeks. Organizations that begin now will be genuinely ready. Those that wait may not.
Get Started

Request Your Preparedness Assessment

Fill out the form below and a Tec-Refresh advisor will be in touch within one business day to discuss your organization's needs and confirm next steps. You'll also receive access to our on-demand webinar, Identity Under Siege — Are You Ready for 2028?, as soon as it's available.

Your information will only be used to follow up on your assessment request. Tec-Refresh does not sell or share contact information.