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Texas Cyber Command (TXCC) FY 2026-27 Certification Pending
Security awareness training built to Texas Cyber Command (TXCC) FY 26-27 requirements — purpose-built for municipalities, counties, ISDs, healthcare organizations, and organizations from large corporations to small businesses that must meet state compliance requirements.
Security Awareness Training
FY 26-27 Training Curriculum
Compliance
Texas Cyber Command FY 26-27
Threat Detection
Azure Sentinel + 24/7 SOC
Incident Response
< 15 min response SLA
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Under Texas Government Code § 2063.103 (HB 150, effective September 1, 2025), all elected and appointed officials, employees, and contractors with access to government information systems at state agencies and political subdivisions — including cities, counties, ISDs, water districts, and other governmental entities — are required to annually complete a TXCC-certified cybersecurity training program.
Regulatory Compliance
Our platform is designed from the ground up to satisfy the cybersecurity training and reporting obligations imposed on Texas state agencies and political subdivisions by current legislation.
89th Legislature · 2025
Mandates annual security awareness training for employees of state agencies and political subdivisions, with mandatory completion tracking and Texas Cyber Command (TXCC)-certified curriculum.
89th Legislature · 2025
Establishes a legal safe harbor for Texas businesses with fewer than 250 employees that maintain a recognized cybersecurity program. Businesses adopting qualifying frameworks (NIST, ISO, CIS) may be shielded from punitive damages in data breach lawsuits.
88th Legislature · 2023
Requires local government entities — counties, cities, special districts, and K-12 schools — to report cybersecurity incidents and ransomware attacks to DIR within 48 hours of discovery, with incident analysis due within 10 days of eradication or closure.
Texas Gov't Code § 2054
Establishes the comprehensive cybersecurity governance framework for Texas, requiring mandatory security awareness training programs, DIR oversight, and proof-of-completion records for all covered government entities.
Texas Cyber Command (TXCC) FY 2026-27 Certification Pending
Our LMS automatically tracks training completion, time-on-task, quiz scores, and generates downloadable proof-of-completion certificates — everything your administrators need to submit to the state.
Built for
Municipalities
City governments of every size
Counties
County offices & departments
School Districts
ISDs & community colleges
Healthcare Organizations
Hospitals, clinics & districts
State Agencies
Agencies & political subdivisions
Small Businesses
Texas employers of any sector
Curriculum facts
41
Lessons across 9 modules
6 DIR-required core modules plus 3 premium add-on modules
90
Quiz questions
Knowledge checks mapped to lesson objectives — 70% passing standard
FY 26-27
Criteria coverage
BEC, quishing, foreign adversary awareness & UFWD tactics
NIST 800-53
Control mapping
Every module mapped to NIST controls and Texas statutes
How It Works
Step 01 — Deploy
Our team remotely configures security agents and Azure Sentinel connectors across your environment. No on-site visit required for most deployments.
Step 02 — Monitor
Our SOC analysts monitor your Azure Sentinel alerts around the clock. Every alert is triaged by a human analyst, not just an algorithm.
Brute force attempt — 192.168.1.45
Unusual outbound DNS query detected
Scheduled scan completed — clean
Failed SSH login — external IP
Step 03 — Respond
When a threat is confirmed, we initiate containment immediately — isolating endpoints, blocking IPs, and notifying your team with a full incident report.
Step 04 — Report & Train
Monthly executive reports, automated TXCC compliance tracking, and access to our LMS training platform keep your team and your auditors satisfied.
Our Services
Ready to get protected?
Schedule a free consultation with our Texas-based security team.
