Cybersecurity challenges businesses face in the United States
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The payroll file leaked
It went out, and everyone had it before anyone in IT noticed.
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Your next audit is coming up
You walk in without evidence ready and learn about the finding the same day the auditor does.
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Why is the cloud bill so high?
You suspect you're overpaying every month and can't pin down why.
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The backup failed because nobody tested it
You find out the backup was incomplete on the exact day you needed it.
TECNETONE SERVICES
Cybersecurity and cloud services in the United States
We protect your data and the cloud it lives in as if they were our own.
Penetration testing for businesses
A PDF only shows you the problem. We tell you what to fix first, then test again to confirm it's resolved.
Cybersecurity compliance
Evidence is gathered while we operate, so your team walks into the audit with everything ready.
Cybersecurity tools
Endpoint protection, email security, firewalls and device management, all supported by our team.
Managed cloud services
Migrating to Azure or AWS happens once. Running it is daily work, and that's where we take the load off your team.
TecnetProtect Backup for businesses
Every company's plan B: backups nobody can delete, whether it's ransomware or someone with admin access.
Disaster recovery
The natural companion to TecnetProtect Backup: if everything goes dark one day, we already know how to turn it back on.
Why hire a cybersecurity company in the United States?
If your company is publicly traded, the SEC requires you to disclose a cybersecurity incident on Form 8-K within four business days after determining it is material, and to describe every year how you manage cybersecurity risk.
Protect your company →How TecnetOne has backed companies like yours
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Celinda R.
IT Manager, Logistics & Transportation
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"TecnetOne's experience managing cloud services is impressive. They helped us implement and maintain our infrastructure efficiently."
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Eduardo G.
CEO, Logistics
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"Their response was what you expect from a top-tier provider: fast, precise, and without having to explain twice what was going on. It's the kind of provider you want to have identified before you need one."
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Alfredo C.
IT Manager, Insurance
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"Our cloud infrastructure has been in TecnetOne's hands for several years. Their team knows our environment inside out, so every change, scale-up or incident gets handled."
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Mariano M.
IT Manager, Retail
( 5 )
"Their team understands our environment and knows how we operate. They always bring recommendations, and their expertise shows in the quality of the service every day."
TECNETONE CERTIFICATIONS
The standards behind our work
Cybersecurity and compliance for every industry in the United States
Frequently asked questions
A cybersecurity company in the United States protects other organizations' systems and data: it monitors them around the clock and tests their defenses with controlled attacks. At TecnetOne, an agentic SOC watches your operation day and night and our penetration testing finds the gaps before an attacker does. We also help you gather year-round the evidence that SOC 2, PCI DSS and your customers ask for.
Public companies must file Form 8-K, Item 1.05, within four business days after determining that a cybersecurity incident is material. They also have to describe how they manage cybersecurity risk every year in Form 10-K. We help you detect incidents early and keep the evidence ready to assess them within that deadline.
No law requires it, but many customers ask for a SOC 2 report before they sign a contract, especially if you store or process their data. Getting there means having documented controls and proof that they work. We prepare you for the audit with TecnetGRC gap assessments, and our 24/7 monitoring builds that evidence all year.
Ask who watches your devices overnight and whether that work is outsourced, whether the provider holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification and how well it knows SOC 2, PCI DSS and SEC rules. Request a sample report: every alert should come with evidence and the action taken, ready for an auditor or a customer review. Pricing should be clear from the first conversation.
Most small and midsize businesses don't have security analysts on call overnight, and a managed service fills that gap without building an internal team. It also gives you the evidence to answer the security questionnaires larger customers send. At TecnetOne we price monitoring per device, so the cost tracks the size of your operation.
Yes. Monitoring runs remotely: you install an agent on each device and we watch it 24/7, with no on-site visits or extra hardware. Penetration testing and compliance work are also done remotely, with meetings scheduled in your time zone and reports you can share with leadership or an auditor.
TecnetSOC Agentic 24/7 monitoring costs USD 19 to 37 per device per month, depending on the plan you choose. You can try it for 30 days before you decide: install the agent on your devices and see how we investigate each alert and what evidence comes in every report. See the plans on our TecnetSOC Agentic page.
TecnetSOC Agentic plugs into what you already run: your antivirus, firewall, email and cloud stay as they are, with 40+ integrations, and if one is missing we evaluate it. From the Guard plan up, SIEM, EDR/XDR, RMM, vulnerability management and asset inventory are included, with unlimited EPS and storage: you pay per device. AI agents work every detection 24/7, investigate it and respond, our team approves critical actions, and the operation is 200X more efficient than a traditional SOC.
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