INSPECTOR Security talent is everywhere in San Antonio, except in small businesses
San Antonio is known for cybersecurity because of its military and federal presence and the contractors around them. That talent is expensive and mostly spoken for. The city's construction companies, medical and dental practices, law and accounting firms, distributors and the thousands of businesses trading with Mexico run on an IT provider, cloud software and email, and the owner is the one who notices when something goes wrong.
The problems we see most often in companies of that size: payment and wire instructions sent over email domains without SPF, DKIM and DMARC, which is how invoice fraud starts; patient, client or project systems reachable from the internet through remote desktop or a vendor's portal; bilingual teams sharing credentials across the border with suppliers and customs brokers; and cloud accounts and Microsoft 365 tenants that nobody has reviewed since they were set up.
What you get every month
We start with an inventory of what your business exposes to the internet and a first review of your servers, code and cloud, with a prioritized fix list. Then AI agents re-scan weekly, review every change to your code, and track new vulnerabilities, leaked credentials and look-alike domains for your stack. A critical issue gets an alert within 24 hours.
Each month you receive a one-page report for leadership and a technical report for your IT team or provider, and a 30-minute call with a person who read both. Because we operate in both countries, the reports and the call can be in English, Spanish or both, which matters when your office is in San Antonio and your supplier, plant or partner is in Monterrey or Torreón.
Access is read-only, the scope is written into the contract and NDA, and we never run attacks against production. If a customer, insurer or regulator requires a formal penetration test, we quote it with a partner per tester-day and read the report with you.
Which plan fits
Vigía ($900 USD a month) covers one server, one GitHub organization and your website: a practice, a firm or a distributor with one main system. Vigía Plus ($1,800 USD a month) covers up to 5 servers, several apps, cloud and identity, and includes a written incident response plan with an annual drill: a contractor or distributor with several systems and offices. Enterprise, from $3,500 USD a month, is for more than 5 servers or several legal entities. Everything begins with Onboarding, $2,000 USD one time. Same prices on both sides of the border.