Airiam Has Moved to Delafield!

Vivian Lee

Exciting news—Airiam has a new home! We’ve officially relocated from Hartland to Delafield, bringing the same top-tier cybersecurity and IT services to a new location.

Our new address is 2301 Sun Valley Drive, Suite 102, Delafield, WI 53018.

Servicing the Milwaukee-Chicago Metro Area

Airiam continues to provide complete cybersecurity and IT support for companies in the Milwaukee-Chicago Metro Area and other parts of southeastern Wisconsin and northeastern Illinois. We’re excited for this next chapter and look forward to continuing to protect and empower businesses from our new location.

Cybersecurity and IT Support from Delafield

Airiam is a highly credentialed managed service provider (MSP) and managed security service provider (MSSP) that helps organizations with IT or cybersecurity needs. Our MSP services include:

  • Managing workstations
  • Patching vulnerabilities
  • Controlling user access
  • Providing technical support
  • Implementing and managing backups
  • Recovering systems.

Learn more about our services and service area here.

What Delafield Means for You

Our new space allows us to better serve our clients with enhanced accessibility and a growing team. While our billing address remains the same (Airiam, 130 Buffalo Rd, Ste 103, Lewisburg, PA 17837), we kindly ask that you update your records with our new physical address.

If you need to visit us in person, appointments are required. Please reach out to schedule a time that works for you.

Contact Us

Connect with us through email or call! Use the links below to contact us.

🚀 Stay secure, stay resilient!

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