Security operations built for regulated industries and AI-era threats.
MDR, identity, vulnerability management, and incident response under one SOC 2 Type II discipline, not a bolt-on to a help desk.
Mandry Technology provides cybersecurity services for compliance-driven organizations in Texas and adjacent states: 24/7 managed detection and response via Arctic Wolf, identity and access management, vulnerability management, and incident response with explicit coverage of voice cloning and AI-generated social engineering. Security operates as the anchor underneath Managed IT, Cloud, Unified Communications, and AI Governance, with controls and documentation mapped to HIPAA, FFIEC, CIS Controls, SOC 2, TX-RAMP, and GLBA.
Security operations, documentation, and AI-era threat coverage under one accountable team. Scope is customized during assessment; this is the baseline for regulated environments.
24/7 MDR and SOC monitoring via Arctic Wolf partnership
Identity and access management with MFA and privileged access controls
Vulnerability management and prioritized remediation
Incident response on regulator-aligned notification timelines
Out-of-band verification against social engineering and wire fraud
AI-era threat coverage: voice cloning, deepfake, and generative phishing
Security policy library and compliance documentation program
Continuous attestation evidence for audits and cyber insurance renewals
Regulatory compliance mapped to HIPAA, FFIEC, GLBA, and TX-RAMP obligations
Best-practice compliance aligned to CIS Controls and SOC 2
Penetration testing and vulnerability assessment
Security operations reporting and metrics for leadership review
Capabilities
What Mandry operates, not what gets forwarded to a vendor.
Cybersecurity at Mandry means accountable operations with documentation that holds up under audit, not a menu of third-party referrals.
24/7 MDR and SOC
Managed detection and response through Arctic Wolf, not ticket escalation to an after-hours answering service. Alerts triaged, investigated, and contained by a security operations center that runs continuously.
Identity and access management
MFA enforcement, privileged access controls, and identity governance aligned to the access control expectations in HIPAA, FFIEC, and CIS Controls. Identity is the primary attack surface in regulated environments.
Vulnerability management
Continuous scanning, risk-based prioritization, and remediation tracking tied to your risk register. Findings documented for auditors and cyber insurance carriers, not buried in a quarterly spreadsheet.
Incident response
Documented runbooks, regulator-aligned notification timelines, and forensic coordination when an event occurs. IR that produces evidence for examiners, not just a post-incident ticket summary.
AI-era threat coverage
Protocols for voice cloning and deepfake social engineering, generative phishing tuned for your industry, and SOC monitoring adjusted for threats that did not exist when most security programs were designed.
Compliance documentation
Security policies, risk assessments, BAA tracking, and evidence binders maintained continuously. The documentation cyber insurance carriers and auditors request, not assembled under deadline pressure.
Framework Mapping
How cybersecurity maps to the frameworks you answer to.
Compliance buyers need to know which security controls touch which obligations. This is the crosswalk auditors, carriers, and compliance officers look for before they ask for evidence.
Asset inventory, vulnerability remediation, access reviews, and IR evidence aligned to CIS v8 safeguards
SOC 2
All five practices
Mandry's own Type II attestation; operating discipline clients inherit
Comparison
Generic MSSP vs Mandry cybersecurity.
The difference shows up when an audit, breach, or carrier renewal forces you to produce evidence, not when everything is running smoothly.
When it matters
Generic MSSP
Mandry
Regulatory literacy
"We help with compliance" without framework-specific controls
Controls and documentation mapped to HIPAA, FFIEC, FERPA, TX-RAMP, and GLBA
Security operations
Business-hours help desk with after-hours forwarding
24/7 SOC via Arctic Wolf partnership, not ticket escalation
Audit evidence
Incident tickets and ad hoc reports
Continuous attestation, documentation program, and evidence binders
AI-era threats
Generic phishing filters and annual training
Voice-cloning protocols, AI tool governance, and SOC tuned for generative threats
Trust
The evidence underneath the claim.
SOC 2 Type II
Type II attestation
24/7 SOC
SOC monitoring (Arctic Wolf)
97%
client retention
20+
years of continuous operation
Scenario
What happens when a community bank receives a wire transfer request that sounds exactly like the CFO.
Voice cloning has made phone-based fraud indistinguishable from a legitimate executive request. For a bank operating under FFIEC wire fraud controls, a single successful transfer is both a financial loss and an examination finding. Mandry deploys out-of-band verification protocols, MFA on wire initiation workflows, and SOC monitoring tuned for anomalous authentication patterns. Staff training covers AI-generated social engineering specifically. The compliance officer gets documented controls; treasury gets a verification process that holds under pressure.
Memberships
HCISPP
Vendor Stack
Related Practices
How cybersecurity connects to the practice stack.
Mandry operates five practices under one accountable team. Explore the related practices that extend this foundation.
What is the difference between MDR and a traditional MSSP?
Managed detection and response (MDR) combines continuous monitoring, threat hunting, and active containment through a 24/7 security operations center. A traditional MSSP may provide alerting without investigation or response. Mandry operates MDR through Arctic Wolf with Mandry accountable for integration, documentation, and regulator-aligned incident timelines.
How does Mandry handle incident response for regulated organizations?
Incident response follows documented runbooks with notification timelines aligned to HIPAA breach rules, FFIEC incident reporting, and cyber insurance carrier requirements. Mandry coordinates forensic investigation, evidence preservation, and the documentation examiners and carriers request. IR is not a ticket closed at end of business.
How does Mandry address AI-driven threats like voice cloning?
AI has industrialized social engineering. Mandry deploys out-of-band verification for wire transfers and privileged actions, staff training specific to voice cloning and generative phishing, and SOC tuning for authentication anomalies that precede fraud. AI-era threats are operational coverage, not a marketing bullet.
Can Mandry provide cybersecurity alongside an internal IT team?
Yes. Co-managed security models extend an internal IT team with SOC, vulnerability management, and vCIO security advisory while your team retains day-to-day operations. The right model depends on team size, regulatory scope, and what security functions need dedicated 24/7 coverage.
What audit evidence does Mandry produce for cybersecurity?
Continuous attestation through SOC 2 Type II, risk assessments, policy libraries, vulnerability scan reports, incident response documentation, and evidence binders maintained for HIPAA, FFIEC, and cyber insurance renewals. Evidence is produced continuously, not assembled when an audit is announced.
Which compliance frameworks does Mandry cybersecurity support?
Cybersecurity controls and documentation map to HIPAA, FFIEC, CIS Controls, SOC 2, TX-RAMP, and GLBA depending on your industry. Mandry organizes security operations around the frameworks your organization actually answers to, not generic best-practice checklists.
Choosing a managed IT services company is itself a compliance-visible decision.
The right time to evaluate one is before the audit, before the breach, before the regulator's letter arrives.
