Cybersecurity Services for Netsync Network Solutions

Diane Gonzales founded Netsync in Houston in September 2002 and still runs the company as president. Under her it reached Cisco Gold Provider status with four Master certifications, Master Security among them, and put more than 45 CCIE certified engineers on staff. Nine regional offices now sit outside Houston, reaching from McAllen to Long Beach to Alpharetta. Education and public sector customers have anchored the business from early on, alongside energy and healthcare work out of the Texas base

Cisco's Master Security specialization is not something a firm keeps by accident, since it rests on certified people who get paid whether or not this quarter brought the work. The customers Netsync built the practice on make that harder. School districts and state and local agencies fund on bond cycles and grant windows, so security projects land in bursts and then go quiet for months. A minority business enterprise competing on public bids cannot smooth a burst by handing overflow to whoever answers the phone, because delivery quality gets read back into the next evaluation. Ten offices across five states turns a seasonal problem into a geographic one as well

CWS covers the peaks under the Netsync name. Engineers arrive credentialed to what the engagement actually requires, deliver to one method across the US and Canada, and work in French on the files where Quebec or Canadian federal rules make that a condition. Corova carries scope, price and project visibility, so the Netsync account manager keeps the customer conversation and never has to explain who is doing the work or where