Automotive

The FTC decided dealerships are financial institutions.
We handle what that means.

Safeguards Rule compliance, managed IT, and lot cameras for East Texas dealerships — one local vendor instead of three contracts.

The problem

You finance cars, so you're regulated like a bank

Because dealerships arrange financing, the FTC Safeguards Rule applies: a written security program, a designated qualified individual, MFA, encryption, vendor oversight, and continuous monitoring — with real penalties for non-compliance. Most dealerships found this out from their 20-group or their DMS vendor, not from their IT guy.

Meanwhile the store itself is a target twice over: customer credit applications full of Social Security numbers in the F&I office, and a lot full of inventory outside. Both need watching.

What we provide

Compliance inside, cameras outside

FTC Safeguards compliance

Written information security program, risk assessment, MFA rollout, encryption, and the monitoring the Rule requires — documented and maintained.

Managed EDR & email security

Protection across sales floor, F&I, and service — where a phished credential exposes every credit app in the DMS.

Lot & showroom cameras

UniFi camera systems with local storage covering inventory, service lanes, and after-hours drop-offs — no monthly cloud fees. See physical security.

Managed IT for the whole store

Helpdesk, network, Wi-Fi that reaches the back lot, and DMS vendor coordination — one flat monthly rate.

Local to East Texas

We service the corridors dealers actually sit on

From the auto rows of Tyler and Longview to the family stores in Palestine and Lufkin — when the network in the service bay drops on a Saturday, you want a local number that answers.

Get Safeguards off your worry list

Free compliance review for East Texas dealerships.

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