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Mandry Technology

Company

One team. Five practices.

Built for organizations that cannot afford to fail. Texas-based managed IT and cybersecurity for healthcare, banking, government, and private education.

Mandry Technology Solutions is a Texas-based managed IT and cybersecurity firm serving compliance-driven organizations across healthcare, banking and finance, state and local government, and private education. The firm operates five practices under one SOC 2 Type II discipline: Cybersecurity, Managed IT, Unified Communications, Cloud, and AI Governance and Security. Lubbock headquarters and North Texas and South Texas service hubs anchor statewide coverage with 24/7 security operations and regulatory literacy built for audit-ready environments.

Who we are

Compliance-first managed IT, organized around regulatory framework.

Most managed IT services companies organize around price tier. Mandry organizes around the frameworks your organization answers to: HIPAA, FFIEC, FERPA, TX-RAMP, GLBA, and the documentation standards that examiners, accreditors, and cyber insurance carriers actually inspect.

The same operating discipline that supports a community bank's FFIEC examination supports a regional hospital's HIPAA documentation and a Texas school district's TX-RAMP vendor compliance. One accountable team, five integrated practices, and evidence that survives an audit.

At a glance

  • SOC 2 Type II operating discipline across all five practices
  • 24/7 SOC monitoring via Arctic Wolf
  • 20+ years of continuous Texas operation
  • 97% client retention across regulated industries
  • Headquarters and regional hubs with statewide coverage

Operating Model

How Mandry operates differently from a tiered MSP.

Most managed IT services companies organize around price tier. Mandry organizes around regulatory framework. The same discipline that supports a community bank's FFIEC examination supports a regional hospital's HIPAA documentation and a Texas school district's TX-RAMP vendor compliance.

01

Assess

Baseline your environment against the regulatory frameworks you answer to. HIPAA, FFIEC, FERPA, TX-RAMP, GLBA: each with different control expectations and documentation requirements.

02

Standardize

Apply one SOC 2 Type II discipline across all five practices. Controls, policies, and monitoring configured once, evidenced continuously, not rebuilt per vendor or per audit.

03

Operate

24/7 SOC, help desk, cloud management, and communications under one accountable team. Proactive monitoring, incident response on regulator-aligned timelines, and vCIO advisory aligned to your risk register.

04

Evidence

Documentation that survives an audit: risk assessments, policy libraries, BAA tracking, AI governance posture, and the evidence binders cyber insurance carriers and examiners actually request.

Trust

The evidence underneath the claim.

SOC 2 Type II

Type II attestation

20+

years of continuous operation

97%

client retention

24/7 SOC

SOC monitoring (Arctic Wolf)

Client retention and operating tenure figures reflect Mandry Technology's internal client records. Methodology and as-of date available on request during assessment conversations.

Memberships

HCISPP

Vendor Stack

Case studies

Anonymized scenarios from regulated environments.

Mandry does not publish client logos. These scenarios reflect the kind of work the team actually performs across headline verticals.

Healthcare

What we do when a regional hospital network discovers their backups haven't been tested in 18 months.

The discovery usually happens during an audit or a near-miss, never at a convenient time. Untested backups in a healthcare environment mean HIPAA exposure, clinical continuity risk, and a regulator-visible finding that doesn't quietly close. The work starts with a verified recovery test against a representative slice of the environment, then expands into a recovery program with documented runbooks, RTO and RPO defined by data class, and quarterly testing tied to the organization's risk register. The compliance officer ends up with evidence that holds under scrutiny. Clinical leadership ends up with a recovery posture that holds under pressure.

Banking & Finance

What we do when a community bank's wire desk takes a call from someone speaking in the CEO's exact voice.

Voice-cloning attacks on community banks succeed the way they always have: a familiar voice, urgency in the request, a wire that nearly clears before someone gets suspicious. The work that prevents the next one begins before the call: out-of-band verification protocols built into the wire process, identity controls layered against social engineering, and a 24/7 SOC watching for the access patterns that precede these attempts. When something does get through, the response is procedural: contain, document, notify the right regulators on the right timeline, and turn the event into hardened controls before the next attempt.

Government

What we do when a state agency under TX-RAMP must migrate workloads without losing data-class controls.

TX-RAMP certification depends on documented cloud security controls, data residency boundaries, and vendor oversight that survive migration, not just a signed contract. For a state agency moving clinical or financial workloads to Azure, a migration that collapses access boundaries or drops audit trails is both an operational risk and a certification finding. Mandry maps data classes before cutover, preserves access controls through hybrid architecture where required, and maintains cloud security documentation continuously. The IT director gets a migration that meets the deadline; the compliance officer gets evidence that holds up when TX-RAMP reviewers ask what changed.

Private Education

What happens when a private school faces a FERPA review and cannot produce a current asset inventory.

Education record access controls depend on knowing what systems exist, who can reach them, and what changed since the last review. For a school operating under FERPA, missing inventory and change documentation is both an operational risk and an examination finding. Mandry maintains continuous asset tracking, documented change management workflows, and access control evidence tied to staff roles. The business office gets a technology roadmap aligned to the academic calendar; the compliance officer gets binders that hold up when an auditor asks what changed last quarter.

Texas presence

Operating from Texas.

Headquarters in Lubbock and regional service hubs across Texas, with statewide coverage for compliance-driven organizations from West Texas hospitals to DFW financial institutions.

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Headquarters Office

Choosing a managed IT services company is itself a compliance-visible decision.

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