DigitalEra Group is a cybersecurity and IT infrastructure partner founded in 2000 and headquartered in Doral, Florida. It runs 3 practices (Cybersecurity, IT Infrastructure, and Secure AI Adoption) serving businesses and government agencies across the United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Services span assessments, advisory, implementation, and 24/7 managed operations.

The Confidence Standard is how DigitalEra works. Every engagement begins by establishing readiness, measured against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework for security, or across 6 dimensions for AI adoption.

Findings are then explained in a live walkthrough with your leadership, sequenced into a flight plan you can defend to a board or an examiner, and verified independently as the work gets done. A named consultant owns the engagement from start to finish. Confidence has a method: readiness established, a flight plan sequenced, progress verified.

Confidence has a method: readiness established, a flight plan sequenced, progress verified.

Skyrocket is DigitalEra Group's assessment framework, built to answer where an organization stands and what to fix first. It runs on two tracks: Skyrocket Your Cyber Maturity, benchmarked to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, and Skyrocket Your AI, scored across six readiness dimensions.

Both produce a score, gaps ranked by risk, and a sequenced roadmap. Both follow the same four stages: Assess, Prioritize, Implement, Operate.

A scored baseline of your current posture, every gap ranked by the risk it carries, and a prioritized remediation roadmap you can execute against.

Because scoring is benchmarked to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, the result works as evidence in board reporting and audit response. Most organizations use it to redirect spending they had already planned, in a different order.

Maturity is measurable, so score it rather than estimate it. A framework-based assessment rates your program across governance, asset visibility, protective controls, detection, and response, then positions each against a recognized benchmark such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.

What you want out of it is a numeric baseline and a ranked gap list, enough to defend a budget request and to sequence the next twelve months of work.

Three things you can use: a score showing where you stand today, findings ranked by the risk each one carries, and a remediation roadmap sequenced so early fixes unblock later ones.

An assessment that ends at a findings list leaves the hardest part undone. DigitalEra's Skyrocket assessments deliver all three, benchmarked to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework so results hold up with auditors and boards.

Skyrocket Your AI assesses AI readiness, not general security posture. DigitalEra scores 6 dimensions (Strategy & Vision, Data Foundation, Process Readiness, Technology & Infrastructure, People & Skills, and Governance, Risk & Security) into an overall AI Readiness Score, and includes shadow AI discovery and license inventory. It aligns to NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, MITRE ATLAS, AI TRiSM, and the EU AI Act.

Through discovery rather than a survey.

Staff routinely use tools they haven't been asked about. Practical discovery combines network and SaaS telemetry, expense and license review, and structured interviews, which together surface both unsanctioned tools and paid licenses sitting unused.

DigitalEra includes shadow AI discovery and a license inventory in its AI readiness assessment, so exposure and wasted spend surface together.

Both. DigitalEra runs project-based professional services (assessments, advisory, implementation, incident response, and training) alongside ongoing managed services. Security managed services include MDR, XDRaaS, VMPaaS, PTaaS, SIEMaaS, and dark web monitoring. Infrastructure managed services cover networking, on-premises systems, and cloud, backed by a 24/7 NOC.

Call DigitalEra’s incident response line at 1-786-621-8600. Certified incident response professionals handle containment, stabilization, and recovery for active incidents. DigitalEra also offers IR retainers, incident response plan development, and tabletop exercises for organizations that want to be prepared before an incident occurs.