Is your IT protecting the business — or just keeping the lights on?
A second opinion from Austin-based IT, security, and compliance advisors. Clear answers, plain English, no pressure.
Choose the review that fits
IT Provider Second Opinion
For organizations unsure whether their current IT provider is meeting their needs. We review support, security, and accountability, and outline your options.
Managed IT Readiness Review
For growing organizations, or those with an internal IT team, that need more capacity, structure, or security. We look at what to keep in-house and where outside support makes sense.
Security & Compliance Review
For organizations with HIPAA, CMMC, FTC Safeguards, or other obligations. We discuss where you stand and the practical next steps toward readiness.
Reviews are advisory. They don’t certify compliance, replace an audit, or guarantee security outcomes.
How it works
Tell us about your organization — a short form, about two minutes.
Talk with Eduardo Contreras — a focused conversation about your concerns and goals.
Get clear next steps — a one-page summary for Second Opinion and Security & Compliance reviews, or a verbal readout for Readiness reviews.
Why ALCON DTS
- Serving Central Texas organizations from Austin since 2001.
- Practical experience with regulated industries, including healthcare, financial services, and defense contractors.
- Support that fits your structure — fully managed or co-managed.
ALCON DTS is an outstanding and trusted partner for Women’s Center at Westover Hills. Whether it be HIPAA consulting, new clinic setup, or managing our network, ALCON DTS has been a huge help to our organization. They are professional, knowledgeable and very responsive.
Women’s Center at Westover Hills
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FAQ
Is there a cost?
There’s no charge for the initial consultation and summary.
Do we have to switch providers?
You don’t have to switch. Many clients start with the review and decide later. Our goal is to give you a clear picture.
What about our existing contract?
We’ll help you think through timing and transition requirements. For contract terms, we recommend reviewing with your legal counsel.
