Built by the people who used to carry the pager.
TechGuard Solutions was founded in 2011 by practitioners who spent a decade inside regulated IT departments, watching compliance work consume the hours security work needed. We built the firm we wished we could have hired.
Est. 2011 · 34 analysts · 187 client environments · SOC 2 Type II
A quiet security team, embedded in yours.
We were built by practitioners who spent a decade inside regulated IT departments, watching compliance work consume the time security work needed. Every analyst on your account is senior, US-based and named — no offshore tier one, no ticket queue that ends at a form.
We hold our own SOC 2 Type II and publish our incident statistics to clients each quarter. If we miss an SLA, the credit is automatic and written into the agreement.
- 34
- Analysts, all US-based
- 187
- Client environments
- 0
- Tier-1 tickets offshored
Four commitments we put in the contract.
These are not values on a careers page. Each one appears in our master services agreement with a measurable obligation attached.
Senior only
Every analyst on a client account has at least six years in regulated environments. We do not staff tier one with people learning on your telemetry.
Named, not pooled
You know your analyst's name, direct line and working hours. Escalations never route through a shared queue or a ticketing portal login.
Evidence by default
Nothing we do in your environment is undocumented. Every containment, change and review is retained as audit evidence at the moment it happens.
We are audited too
TechGuard holds its own SOC 2 Type II and publishes incident statistics to clients each quarter, including our misses.
Small accounts, senior attention.
We take on a limited number of new environments each quarter, so onboarding is never automated onto a template and analysts never inherit more endpoints than they can hold in their head.
Engagements are governed by a written SLA with automatic credits. If we miss a containment window, the credit applies without a conversation, and the incident goes into the quarterly statistics every client receives.
If a prospect needs a scope we do not serve well — consumer devices, unmanaged home networks, or environments without a single accountable owner — we say so on the first call.
Start with the assessment, not a contract.
Tell us what you are being asked to prove and who is asking. We will show you where the gaps are, what it costs to close them, and how long it takes.
- 01A 30-minute scoping call with a senior analyst, not a salesperson.
- 02A written assessment: risk register, framework gaps and a costed remediation plan.
- 03No obligation to engage. The report is yours either way.