A professional resource for the program you are already building
ALCON DTS helps organizations turn a rule, a questionnaire, or a half-finished program into controls that run. You keep the decisions. We extend the team that has to carry the work.
ALCON DTS helps organizations turn a rule, a questionnaire, or a half-finished program into controls that run. You keep the decisions. We extend the team that has to carry the work.
Most owners and IT leads do not arrive empty-handed. Someone has already written a password policy, answered part of an insurer packet, or saved a HIPAA folder on a shared drive. That effort counts.
The hard part is what happens after the first draft. Accounts change. People leave. A customer asks the same question in a new format. The file and the live systems drift apart.
ALCON DTS is the extension of that effort. We take the program you have started and run the controls on the systems your team already uses. Identity, devices, email, backups, and the evidence file stay with one owner.
You keep the attorney, the assessor, and the business judgment. We keep the work current so the next questionnaire is not a rebuild.
MFA, email authentication, device standards, logging, and restore practice stay current. Your team keeps the relationships and the line-of-business systems they already know.
Policies, training records, and the picture of how the systems actually run live in one place. Leadership can show that picture to a customer, an insurer, or counsel.
Questionnaires, a departed account, and a restore request have a place to go. The person who started the program is no longer the only one who can finish it.
ALCON DTS is based in Austin and supports organizations nationwide. Some keep their own IT lead and use ALCON DTS for the engineering and the evidence file. That is Co-Managed IT.
Some want ALCON DTS on day-to-day support as well. That is Remote IT, Total IT, or Secure IT.
The guides explain the rule. The review shows which relationship should carry it.
What the Texas defense covers, who qualifies, and what a program has to include.
What the analysis has to contain, and why a saved PDF is not the same as a current program.
What the company still owns, and what ALCON DTS can run on the systems you already have.
A review of your needs and growth plans looks at the program, the file, and the systems. You leave knowing where ALCON DTS extends the team, and where your people stay in the lead.