Enterprise-grade security, run by a team you can reach
Protecting a New York business from cyber threats is no longer optional. A single breach can damage your reputation, finances, and operations all at once — and attackers keep developing new tactics to exploit the gaps. Most NYC firms need more than a tool: they need a security partner who monitors continuously, responds fast when something fires, and can prove compliance when an auditor or client asks.
Tekscape delivers that as a local managed security provider. Our engineers are based at 131 West 35th Street in Manhattan, so you get same-day response and on-site help when it matters, backed by 18+ years of enterprise IT and CCIE-certified leadership. We run managed monitoring, 24/7 incident response, compliance audits, and security awareness training as one connected program rather than disconnected point products.
What makes us different is that we are AI-first by default. We build and run production AI agents for security and compliance monitoring — on our own operations first — that watch endpoints, correlate signals across platforms like SentinelOne, ThreatLocker, Auvik, and Microsoft 365, and assemble the evidence a SOC 2 or HIPAA audit demands. Not demos. Production deployments that take work off your team.
Cybersecurity services for NYC and NJ businesses
A connected security program — monitoring, response, compliance, and training — strengthened by AI agents that run continuously and surface what manual review misses.
Why NYC businesses trust Tekscape for cybersecurity
Key facts
General information, not legal advice. Confirm your obligations with counsel.
The Second Amendment to NYDFS 23 NYCRR Part 500 took effect November 1, 2023. Most new requirements were due 180 days later, with others on 30-day, one-year, 18-month and two-year schedules.
Source: Second Amendment to 23 NYCRR Part 500 (NYDFS adopted text), 2023-11-01
Expanded MFA requirements (500.12) and a documented asset inventory (500.13(a)) were due two years after the Second Amendment took effect, which is November 1, 2025.
Source: Second Amendment to 23 NYCRR Part 500, 2023-11-01
Covered entities must notify NYDFS of a cybersecurity incident as promptly as possible and no later than 72 hours after determining one has occurred, and must report extortion payments within 24 hours.
Source: Second Amendment to 23 NYCRR Part 500, 2023-11-01