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Houston, we have a problem. Texas ranked #2 in the country for cybercrime losses.

The energy corridor, the Texas Medical Center, the Port of Houston, and one of the densest concentrations of financial services firms in the South make Houston a specific, high-value target. Ransomware operators, business email compromise gangs, and state-sponsored actors all know what is here and plan accordingly.

CyberOne works with security leaders across Houston in energy, healthcare, financial services, maritime, and manufacturing to match the right security solutions to their environment and build the posture that holds up under pressure.

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What Houston organizations are navigating

Houston’s industries make it one of the most targeted metros in the country.

Texas reported over $763 million in cybercrime losses in a single year, second only to California nationally. Houston’s concentration of energy, healthcare, and financial services organizations is not incidental to that number.

Energy and OT targeting

Halliburton and Newpark Resources were both hit by cyberattacks in 2024. Ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure rose 34% last year, with manufacturing hit hardest at 61%. SCADA, DCS, and PLC systems in Houston’s energy corridor present attack surfaces where a security incident has physical consequences.

Healthcare at $9.77M per breach

The Texas Medical Center is the largest medical complex in the world. Healthcare is the most targeted sector nationally, averaging $9.77 million per breach. Hospital systems, physician groups, and medical device manufacturers across the TMC ecosystem are under sustained ransomware pressure from Cl0p, LockBit, and ALPHV.

Texas SB 2610 safe harbor

Texas Senate Bill 2610 creates a safe harbor from punitive damages for organizations under 250 employees that had a documented cybersecurity posture built on a recognized framework at the time of a breach. The safe harbor rewards what you did before an incident, not after. Most Houston organizations have not yet built that documentation.


AI is reshaping both sides of the threat

Your organization is deploying AI. So are the attackers targeting Houston.

Most Houston organizations are already running AI tools, Copilot, ChatGPT, AI agents, across workflows that were never designed to govern them. In energy and OT environments specifically, these tools can access operational data with more reach than anyone on the security team has reviewed or approved.

On the attack side, AI-powered business email compromise cost US victims $2.9 billion in a single year. Deepfake voice and video fraud is accelerating approval workflow abuse specifically targeting energy trading, financial services, and healthcare billing operations. CyberOne helps Houston security leaders close governance gaps internally and build detection capabilities that keep pace with AI-powered threats.

Boards are asking the AI security question. CyberOne helps you answer it with a plan, not a vendor pitch.

Why security leaders choose CyberOne

Cybersecurity is all we do.

Most VARs and professional services firms cover a wide range of IT disciplines. CyberOne does one thing. Every person on our team works exclusively in cybersecurity, which means the depth of knowledge you get on day one is the same you get a year in.

We work with enterprises across energy, healthcare, financial services, maritime, and manufacturing throughout Houston. We move quickly, we work in person when that is the right call, and when you reach out, you talk to someone who can actually help.


How CyberOne works

We match the solution to the problem. Then we own it with you.

CyberOne is a cybersecurity VAR and professional services firm. We find the right tools for your environment, deploy them correctly, and build the posture that holds up when it matters.

Every engagement runs through the Defendable Network™, our proprietary framework that connects strategy, technology selection, and execution into one measurable approach.

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01

Understand your environment

We start with your actual risk profile and where your posture has gaps, not a product catalog.

02

Match the right solutions

As a VAR with deep vendor relationships, we identify and source the products that fit without vendor bias.

03

Build the posture around them

Deployment alone is not a posture. We configure, validate, and tune so your investment actually performs.

04

Stay in the room

We do not disappear after go-live. CyberOne stays engaged on the decisions that matter to your business.


Our framework

The Defendable Network™

The Defendable Network™ is built on NIST CSF, CIS Controls, MITRE ATT&CK, and Zero Trust architecture. It replaces compliance-driven checklists with a prioritized, measurable approach to real-world defense.

The goal is not certification. It is an environment capable of being protected against attack and disruption.

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Prevent & protect

Minimize the attack surface and block known threats before they reach critical systems.

Restrict lateral movement

Segmentation, credential controls, and privilege management contain the blast radius.

Monitor & detect

Continuous visibility for breach detection, data exfiltration, and incident response.

Security governance

The policies, processes, and commitment that make security repeatable and measurable.

The Defendable Network, capable of being protected against attack or harm

What we do

Services for Houston security leaders

CyberOne works with enterprises across energy, healthcare, financial services, maritime, and manufacturing throughout Houston. See the full list at cyberonesecurity.com.

Exposure Management

Continuous vulnerability visibility and phishing simulations to close gaps before attackers find them.

AI Security

Governance assessment and planning for organizations deploying AI, before agentic risks become incidents.

Offensive Security

Penetration testing, red team exercises, and OT attack path mapping that show where your defenses actually fail.

Network Security

Architecture, segmentation, Zero Trust planning, and implementation with Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet.

Cloud Security

AWS, Azure, and SaaS posture assessments with prioritized remediation guidance.

Advisory

HIPAA, TDPSA, and SB 2610 compliance guidance from practitioners who work in your environment.

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