ReachOut Opens Manhattan Office to Expand Cybersecurity Services for Northeast SMBs
Frequency Holdings subsidiary ReachOut has opened a new Manhattan office to accelerate growth in the Northeast small and mid-size business cybersecurity market, reflecting increased demand for subscription-based protection platforms.
Frequency Holdings Inc. (OTC: FRQN) has announced the opening of a new Manhattan office through its subsidiary ReachOut Digital Intelligence, marking a strategic expansion into the Northeast small and mid-size business cybersecurity market. The new office at 80 Broad Street in New York's Financial District positions the company at the center of the region's business ecosystem, just blocks from Wall Street and key financial, legal, and technology institutions.
The expansion follows ReachOut securing several new customer contracts in the New York metropolitan area, reflecting growing demand for scalable, subscription-based cybersecurity platforms. The company's approach combines SaaS solutions with 24/7 security monitoring and expert human response, targeting SMBs seeking enterprise-grade protection with the agility of a trusted partner.
"Opening our Manhattan office isn't just a new address, it's a statement of our intent," said Rick Jordan, Chief Executive Officer of ReachOut and Frequency Holdings. "We're advancing beyond market roots to become a nationwide force for SMB cybersecurity. Our customers demand enterprise-grade protection with the agility of a trusted partner."
The 36-floor Art Deco building at 80 Broad Street provides approximately 420,000 square feet of office space with modern amenities and strong transit access, making it an ideal location for companies operating at the intersection of innovation and commerce. This strategic move supports ReachOut's vision of becoming a household name in cybersecurity services for growing enterprises.
With this expansion, ReachOut will provide localized sales, customer engagement, and technical support in the Northeast region while strengthening its brand presence among SMBs seeking best-in-class cybersecurity solutions. The company plans to accelerate deployment of its proprietary SaaS protection platform, powered by AI and backed by human expertise.
The office opening also supports Frequency Holdings' broader roll-up strategy of acquiring and integrating local managed service providers, scaling them through ReachOut's platform. "As Frequency continues its evolution, this office marks a meaningful milestone," Jordan added. "We are building infrastructure, security, and identity. And we pledge to our shareholders that every expansion, every contract, every operational move is built with discipline and clarity."
The expansion comes amid increasing cybersecurity threats targeting small and mid-size businesses, with many SMBs seeking comprehensive protection solutions that combine technological sophistication with personalized support. ReachOut's approach emphasizes outcome-based licensed protection through unified software architecture that combines AI-driven cybersecurity, compliance enforcement, and expert advisory services.
Investors can find detailed information about the company's financial performance and risk factors in Frequency Holdings' filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission at https://www.sec.gov. The company's forward-looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties, including the need for capital, changes in regulatory environments, market competition, and demand for services.