Managed IT, cybersecurity and cloud for banks, credit unions, CPA practices, advisors and insurance agencies across Tyler and East Texas — customer data protected, control evidence documented, 24/7 monitoring in place.
What's Included
Financial firms hold data criminals want and answer to rules regulators enforce. QeH2 hardens the systems you run on, documents the controls behind them, and keeps your people working through close, tax season and exam week.
We work alongside your core, trust, tax or portfolio platform vendors so integrations and updates stop breaking things.
Encryption, data classification and retention controls around the account, tax and financial records you hold.
Written policies, risk assessments and control evidence that support your GLBA and Safeguards Rule obligations.
Multi-factor authentication, least privilege and clean offboarding so old credentials stop being a standing risk.
Email authentication, filtering and staff training aimed at the wire fraud and impersonation schemes hitting your sector.
Monthly reporting, patch evidence and incident records in a form your auditor or examiner accepts without a scramble.
Why QeH2
Banks, credit unions, CPA firms and advisors across Tyler and East Texas trust QeH2 to protect customer data, satisfy examiners and keep systems steady at quarter close.
East Texas money is still handled locally. Community banks with branch networks headquartered right here in Tyler, credit unions serving school districts and hospital employees, CPA and tax practices that triple their workload every spring, wealth managers, title companies and independent insurance agencies from Lindale to Longview. Every one of them holds nonpublic personal information, and every one is a target precisely because a smaller institution is assumed to have a smaller security budget. Our managed IT is built to close that gap without an enterprise price tag.
The rulebook depends on your charter. A community bank or credit union answers to its prudential regulator and the interagency information security standards, and examiners increasingly expect a recognized framework now that the FFIEC has retired its own assessment tool. A CPA practice, mortgage lender or insurance agency generally falls under the FTC Safeguards Rule, with its named qualified individual, written risk assessment, encryption and multi-factor requirements. SEC-registered advisors and broker-dealers work under Regulation S-P and FINRA supervision. Our cybersecurity program is documented so it maps to whichever of those applies to you.
In practice that means multi-factor authentication nobody can quietly bypass, segmented networks, endpoint detection with a human watching alerts at two in the morning, vendor due diligence files kept current, and cloud platforms configured the way your regulator assumes rather than the way they shipped. It means tested restores instead of backup jobs that merely report green, and a written incident response plan your leadership has actually read. We describe how technology supports your obligations; your compliance counsel owns the determination. QeH2 does the work and shows the receipts.
Book a free 30-minute consultation and see what QeH2 can do for your Tyler financial firm.
Managed IT, cybersecurity, and cloud support for businesses in Tyler, the East Texas region, and the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. One accountable partner, no long-term contracts.