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Managed IT · Operating layer

Managed IT built for audited environments.

Help desk, device and network management, and vCIO advisory under SOC 2 Type II discipline, with cybersecurity as the anchor underneath.

Mandry Technology provides managed IT services for compliance-driven organizations in Texas and adjacent states: 24/7 help desk, endpoint and network management, vCIO advisory and technology roadmapping, and co-managed IT models that extend internal teams rather than replace them. Managed IT operates the environment underneath Cybersecurity, Cloud, Unified Communications, and AI Governance, with controls and documentation mapped to HIPAA, FFIEC, FERPA, and GLBA. Scope is customized during assessment; engagements can be fully managed or co-managed depending on team size and regulatory obligations.

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Scope

What's included in Mandry managed IT.

Help desk, infrastructure operations, vCIO advisory, and audit-ready documentation under one accountable team. Scope is customized during assessment; this is the baseline for regulated environments.

  • 24/7 help desk with documented escalation paths
  • Endpoint management, patching, and lifecycle tracking
  • Network and infrastructure monitoring and maintenance
  • vCIO advisory, quarterly business reviews, and technology roadmapping
  • Co-managed IT models that extend internal teams
  • Change management with documented approval workflows
  • Asset inventory and configuration documentation
  • Compliance documentation program for audits and examinations
  • Onsite and offsite backups with tested recovery
  • Network analytics for capacity planning and anomaly visibility

Capabilities

What Mandry operates, not what gets forwarded to a vendor.

Managed IT at Mandry means accountable operations with documentation that holds up under audit, not a menu of third-party referrals.

Help desk and endpoint operations

24/7 support with documented escalation paths, not an after-hours answering service that opens a ticket for Monday. Endpoint patching, lifecycle tracking, and user support aligned to the access and change control expectations in regulated environments.

Network and infrastructure

Monitoring, maintenance, and capacity planning for the network layer your clinical, financial, and operational workflows depend on. Infrastructure changes documented for auditors, not tracked in ad hoc spreadsheets.

vCIO and roadmapping

Strategic technology advisory aligned to your risk register and regulatory calendar. Quarterly business reviews, annual risk assessments, and roadmaps built around audit and examination cycles, not generic three-year refresh plans.

Co-managed IT

Models that extend an internal IT team with help desk overflow, project capacity, vCIO advisory, or full-stack operations while your team retains what it needs in-house. The right split depends on team size, regulatory scope, and what functions need dedicated coverage.

Audit-ready documentation

Asset inventories, change records, access logs, and policy libraries maintained continuously. The documentation examiners, auditors, and cyber insurance carriers request, not assembled when a review is announced.

Structured onboarding and cutover

A 30 to 90 day parallel run with compliance continuity protected throughout. Environment baseline, cutover planning signed before production changes, and documentation lift completed before day 90.

Framework Mapping

How managed it 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.

FrameworkPrimary practicesWhat auditors expect
HIPAACybersecurity, Managed IT, Cloud, AI GovernanceAccess controls, audit logs, BAA chain, incident response documentation
FFIECCybersecurity, Managed IT, Unified CommunicationsWire fraud controls, vendor management, continuous monitoring evidence
FERPAManaged IT, Cloud, AI GovernanceEducation record access controls, data handling policies, staff training
GLBACybersecurity, Managed IT, CloudSafeguards Rule controls, risk assessments, vendor oversight

Comparison

Generic MSP vs Mandry managed IT.

The difference shows up when an audit, breach, or carrier renewal forces you to produce evidence, not when everything is running smoothly.

When it mattersGeneric MSPMandry
Regulatory literacy"We help with compliance" without framework-specific controlsControls and documentation mapped to HIPAA, FFIEC, FERPA, TX-RAMP, and GLBA
Vendor coordinationFive separate vendor relationships to manageOne accountable team across all five practices
Audit evidenceIncident tickets and ad hoc reportsContinuous attestation, documentation program, and evidence binders
Switching costOnboarding treated as a project, billed separatelyStructured 30 to 90 day cutover with parallel run and compliance continuity

Trust

The evidence underneath the claim.

SOC 2 Type II

Type II attestation

24/7 help desk

help desk coverage

97%

client retention

20+

years of continuous operation

Scenario

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.

Memberships

HCISPP

Vendor Stack

FAQ

Questions about managed it.

What is managed IT services at Mandry?

Managed IT services is the ongoing management, monitoring, and support of an organization's technology environment under a recurring service relationship. At Mandry this means help desk, endpoint and network management, vCIO advisory, and audit-ready documentation built specifically for regulated industries rather than general small-business IT. Controls, documentation, and reporting are designed to hold up under audit.

Does Mandry offer co-managed IT or only fully managed?

Both. Co-managed models extend an internal IT team with help desk overflow, project capacity, vCIO advisory, or selective operational coverage while your team retains what it needs in-house. Fully managed engagements take operating responsibility for the full environment. The right model depends on team size, regulatory scope, and what functions need dedicated coverage.

How does managed IT relate to cybersecurity at Mandry?

Cybersecurity is the security anchor; Managed IT operates the environment underneath it. Help desk, endpoint management, and infrastructure changes run under the same controls, documentation standards, and accountability chain as MDR, identity management, and incident response. Security is built into IT operations, not bolted on as a separate vendor relationship.

What audit evidence does Mandry produce for managed IT?

Asset inventories, change management records, access logs, policy libraries, and evidence binders maintained continuously for HIPAA, FFIEC, FERPA, and GLBA examinations. Mandry's own SOC 2 Type II attestation evidences the operating discipline clients inherit. Evidence is produced continuously, not assembled when an audit is announced.

Which compliance frameworks does Mandry managed IT support?

Managed IT controls and documentation map to HIPAA, FFIEC, FERPA, and GLBA depending on your industry. Mandry organizes operations around the frameworks your organization actually answers to, with asset tracking, change management, and access controls documented for the specific obligations each framework requires.

What does vCIO advisory include?

Strategic technology planning aligned to your risk register and regulatory calendar: quarterly business reviews, annual risk assessments, technology roadmapping, vendor evaluation, and budget planning built around audit and examination cycles. vCIO advisory is accountable strategic guidance, not a quarterly slide deck with generic recommendations.

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.

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