
TekSupport Squad delivers cybersecurity consulting services in Dallas for companies that need to know where they are exposed and what to fix first. We assess your systems, rank each risk by business impact, and help you put protections in place, from email and wire-fraud controls to monitoring and compliance support.
Risk Assessments
Prioritized findings and a clear roadmap
BEC and Wire Fraud
Email and payment controls that hold
Threat Monitoring
EDR, MDR, and SOC coverage
Compliance Readiness
HIPAA, PCI DSS, GLBA, SOC 2

Cybersecurity consulting is independent, expert advice that shows a business how attackers could get in, which weaknesses matter most, and what to do about them in a sensible order. It replaces guesswork and tool-buying with a documented plan you can act on and show to auditors, insurers, and customers.
We work with Dallas-Fort Worth organizations that handle money, sensitive records, or both:
Some clients have a full internal IT team; others have none. Both models work. For a broader look at the same services, visit our Houston cybersecurity consulting page.
Most Dallas clients reach out after one of these moments:
Every engagement draws from the same six service areas. You can start with one and add others as your security program matures.
We review firewalls, remote access, endpoints, user permissions, email settings, backups, and written policies, then rank each finding by likelihood and business impact. You receive a report leadership can read in one sitting and a remediation roadmap that separates quick wins from longer projects. Scope details are on our cybersecurity risk assessment page.
Scheduled scans catch missing patches, weak configurations, and services exposed to the internet. Penetration testing goes a step further: a tester safely tries to exploit what the scans found, so you see what an attacker could actually reach. After fixes are made, we rescan to confirm each gap is closed, which gives you clean evidence for auditors and customers.
Endpoint detection and response (EDR), managed detection and response (MDR), and security operations center (SOC) coverage watch your devices, email, and cloud accounts. Alerts are reviewed by people, not just software, and confirmed threats are contained. If ransomware hits, our ransomware attack consulting team helps you respond and recover.
Most Dallas offices now run on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and many host workloads in Azure or AWS. The provider secures the platform, but your accounts, settings, and data are your responsibility. We harden identity and MFA, tighten file-sharing permissions, turn on useful logging, and confirm backups are encrypted and restorable.
We compare your controls against HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, CMMC, SOC 2 readiness criteria, or the GLBA and FTC Safeguards Rule, then close technical gaps, update policies, and organize the evidence auditors ask for. Certification or attestation is always issued by an independent auditor; our role is getting you ready for that review.
Tools without direction create overlap and blind spots. We build a multi-quarter security roadmap tied to your budget, run security awareness training and phishing simulations for staff, and meet with leadership each quarter to review progress, emerging risks, and the next set of priorities.
Dallas companies face the same threats as everyone else, but a few patterns come up again and again across the Metroplex.
Attackers impersonate executives or vendors to redirect wire transfers. MFA, email authentication, and call-back verification for payment changes stop most attempts.
Closings, loan disbursements, and investor transfers move large sums quickly. We help set approval steps that a spoofed email cannot bypass.
Headquarters and distributors share data with many suppliers. We review vendor access, apply least privilege, and help you vet partners before connecting them.
Teams spread across Plano, Irving, Fort Worth, and home offices need consistent device protection, secure remote access, and centrally managed policies.
Spring hail, tornadoes, summer heat, and the February 2021 winter storm showed how fast power and offices can disappear. Recovery plans must work offsite.
Clinics and healthcare vendors hold protected health information. Encryption, role-based access, and audit logging address what HIPAA reviews ask about first.
Each engagement follows the same four stages, so you always know what comes next.
We learn how your business operates, what data you store, which regulations or contracts apply, and what prompted you to reach out. Afterward you receive a written scope and quote.
We combine automated scanning with hands-on review of your network, endpoints, email, cloud tenants, access controls, and backups, plus the policies behind them.
Findings arrive ranked by risk and effort, in plain language. We walk your team through them and agree on what to tackle first.
We help deploy fixes such as MFA, EDR, firewall changes, and backup hardening, alongside your IT staff or in place of one, then keep watch and revisit priorities every quarter.
Industry shapes risk. A wealth manager, a distribution center, and a specialty clinic face different attackers and different rules, so we adjust priorities to fit.
Firms that move money are prime targets for payment fraud. We focus on email filtering, MFA on every account, payment-change verification, and the written information security program the FTC Safeguards Rule expects.
Regional and national headquarters need network segmentation, privileged access control, and risk reporting executives can act on. Through co-managed IT, we take on specialist security work while your staff keeps control of strategy.
Warehouses and carriers depend on uptime. We prioritize endpoint protection, secure access for dispatch and field teams, and offsite backups that survive a storm.
Healthcare providers, billing offices, and vendors
Retailers, restaurants, and anyone taking cards
Lenders, advisors, and tax preparers
Enterprises wanting a maturity baseline
Service providers facing customer audits
Under Chapter 521 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, a business that suffers a breach of sensitive personal information must notify affected individuals within 60 days and notify the Texas Attorney General within 30 days when 250 or more Texans are affected. Our assessments help you build a response plan around these deadlines. This is general information, not legal advice.
We support organizations throughout the Metroplex, from downtown towers and suburban office parks to distribution hubs near the airport.
It usually starts with a risk assessment of your network, devices, user accounts, email, cloud apps, and backups. From there, the work can include vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, threat monitoring, cloud hardening, compliance preparation, and staff training, depending on what the assessment uncovers.
We combine technical and process controls: MFA on every mailbox, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC email authentication, filtering tuned for impersonation attempts, and a rule that any change to payment details is confirmed by phone using a known number. Phishing simulations reinforce the habit.
No. TekSupport Squad is a Houston-based team. We support Dallas businesses remotely, and we arrange on-site visits when the work requires hands-on attention, such as a hardware installation or a physical network review.
We inventory which suppliers and contractors can reach your systems or data, review their permissions, and help you apply least-privilege accounts and periodic access reviews. We can also help you draft a short set of security questions to ask new vendors before granting access.
Insurers commonly ask about MFA, backups, endpoint protection, and incident response planning. An assessment documents which controls you have, flags the gaps, and gives you a record to reference when you complete an application or renewal. Coverage decisions remain with the insurer.
A good plan assumes it will happen. We help you keep critical data in secured cloud services and offsite backups, make sure staff can work securely from home, and test restores so you know recovery works before you need it.
Not unless you want us to. Many organizations keep their IT staff for day-to-day work and bring us in for assessments, monitoring, and specialist security tasks. Companies without IT staff can rely on us for the security side entirely.
Pricing depends on how many users and devices you have, your cloud and server footprint, any compliance framework involved, and whether you want a one-time assessment or ongoing monitoring. After the initial consultation, we send a written quote so the scope is clear before work begins.
Tell us what is worrying you, whether it is a recent phishing scare, an upcoming audit, or simply not knowing where you stand. We will recommend a practical first step and put the scope in writing.