Austin’s tech suppliers and contractors handle controlled information for larger customers, so access control and documented security come up in every contract review. We put layered protection in place for Austin businesses as part of full managed IT.
Texas rules that apply
Under Texas law, a business must notify affected people of a breach of their sensitive personal information within 60 days, and the Texas Attorney General within 30 days when 250 or more Texans are affected.
Layered protection
MFA, endpoint protection, email filtering, access controls and tested backups give you several layers instead of one.
Protecting manufacturers in Austin
We help defense suppliers prepare for CMMC Level 1 and Level 2 (NIST SP 800-171) with a gap review, policies and security controls.
Training your staff
Short training and simulated phishing help your team recognize scams before they click.
Monitoring for warning signs
We watch for suspicious sign-ins, new mailbox forwarding rules, unexpected admin changes and unusual email activity across your Austin accounts. During office hours an engineer reviews alerts and acts: locking an account, resetting credentials or isolating a device.
Backups that survive ransomware
Backups are kept separate from your network and protected from deletion, then tested on a schedule, so ransomware cannot take your data and your recovery copy together. See backup and disaster recovery.
Cyber insurance
Insurers now ask about MFA, endpoint protection, backups and training before they quote. We help Austin clients put those controls in place and answer the questionnaire accurately. Read our guide to cyber insurance requirements.
Office hours in Austin
Office hours for Austin clients are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central. The help desk, monitoring and security response all run during these hours. Read more about cybersecurity or see all IT services in Austin.