El Paso, Texas
Your Stack Crosses the Border.
Your Liability Might Too.
El Paso runs on Fort Bliss, cross-border manufacturing, healthcare, and one of the busiest trade corridors in North America. We are the onshore engineering team that keeps your systems compliant, documented, and off the auditor’s radar.
You Took a DoD Contract Without Checking your CMMC Posture
Fort Bliss and the defense ecosystem move fast. Your software does not always keep up. If CUI is touching systems that have not been assessed, you have a gap.
Your Maquiladora Integration is a Data Governance Problem
Cross-border manufacturing means data moving between systems, vendors, and jurisdictions. HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and federal contracts do not recognize the border as an excuse.
Nobody on your Team Knows what the Last Developer Built
El Paso tech talent is mobile. People leave, contracts end, and tribal knowledge walks with them. You are one upgrade request away from a full outage.
The Problems That Do Not Show Up Until the Contract Is on the Line
01
Fort Bliss Contracts Have CMMC Requirements Now
The DoD’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program is no longer optional for contractors handling federal data. If your company works with Fort Bliss, White Sands Missile Range, or any DoD supply chain and you have not mapped your CUI handling, you are likely out of compliance. The assessment will find it. Better if we find it first.
02
Cross-Border Data Flows Are a Compliance Minefield
Ciudad Juarez has over 300 maquiladora plants, many of them tied to El Paso operations. Data moves constantly, including manufacturing specs, personnel records, financial transactions, and logistics data. When that data touches a US-regulated system, federal law applies regardless of where the server sits or where your vendor is incorporated.
03
Medical Device and Healthcare Data Deserves More Than a Checkbox
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, University Medical Center, and a growing biomedical sector make healthcare a major part of El Paso’s economy. Patient data, clinical records, and device telemetry flowing through systems that were never designed for HIPAA posture is a breach waiting to happen.
04
Your Legacy ERP Was Built for a Company Half Your Size
El Paso’s logistics and manufacturing sector has grown fast, and most of the software running warehouse operations, transportation management, and vendor integrations has not kept pace. The system works until it does not. The problem is that ‘does not’ usually means a deadline missed or a client relationship at risk.
05
Cyber Insurance Underwriters Are Asking Harder Questions
Gone are the days when a form and a checkbox got you covered. Underwriters now review code practices, access controls, and incident response plans before issuing a policy. If your team is shipping AI-assisted code with no formal review process, you may find your claim denied when you need it most.
06
$151 Billion in Annual Trade Volume Runs Through El Paso’s Ports
The Ysleta, Santa Teresa, and El Paso ports of entry process over $150 billion in goods annually. Logistics operators, freight brokers, and 3PLs in this market are handling data across dozens of vendor relationships. Manual processes and outdated integrations are costing your operation more in labor and errors than a proper automation build would have cost three years ago.
Built for the Industries That Move El Paso Forward
El Paso is not just another Texas city. It is the largest US metro on the Mexican border, a defense
hub, a growing biomedical market, and one of the most active freight corridors in North America.
We build and maintain the systems these industries actually require.
Defense & Military Contractors
Fort Bliss and the West Texas Defense Ecosystem
Fort Bliss is one of the largest military installations in the United States, home to the 1st Armored Division, the 32nd Army Air and Missile Defense Command, and William Beaumont Army Medical Center. White Sands Missile Range sits less than 50 miles north. If your company holds or is pursuing a DoD contract in this region, CMMC is not a future consideration. It is a current requirement. We build systems that are ready for the assessment, and for the one after that.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
University Medical Center, Texas Tech HSC, and the Biomedical Sector
El Paso’s healthcare infrastructure has expanded significantly over the last decade. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, University Medical Center of El Paso, and a growing medical device and biomedical sector mean more PHI in more systems than the region has historically had to manage. One misconfigured API, one third-party integration without a proper BAA, one legacy system with no audit log, and you have a reportable breach. We engineer compliance into the architecture before that conversation happens.
Cross-Border Manufacturing & Maquiladora Operations
Ciudad Juarez, the AMD, and West Texas Manufacturing
El Paso is the fifth-largest manufacturing hub in North America by trade volume, and the relationship with Ciudad Juarez is the backbone of that position. Cross-border manufacturing means complex data environments: vendor portals, production systems, logistics platforms, and financial integrations that span jurisdictions. We build the infrastructure that keeps those operations running cleanly on the US side, with the documentation and controls to survive an audit or an insurance review.
Logistics, Freight, & Supply Chain
Ports of Entry, 3PLs, and the I-10 Corridor
Three active ports of entry. Direct highway access to I-10 and I-25. Rail connections to both coasts. El Paso sits at a freight crossroads that few cities match. But the operators running this volume are often managing it through systems that were patched together over years of growth. TMS platforms that do not talk to each other. Manual carrier reconciliation. Warehouse data living in spreadsheets. We go into those environments, map what exists, and build the integrations and automations that should have been there from the start.
Financial Services & Fintech
GECU, Regional Banks, and a Growing Financial Sector
GECU is one of the largest credit unions in the country by membership. Charles Schwab, Prudential Financial, and ADP all have operations in El Paso. The financial services sector here handles data for hundreds of thousands of people, and the compliance surface area has only grown as institutions have added digital products and third-party integrations. We build payment infrastructure, audit-ready logging, and account systems that hold up under regulatory review.
Stop Duct-Taping. Start Automating.
Every patch you add to a 15-year-old system is borrowed time. You know the person who built it is gone. You know nobody fully understands what happens when X triggers Y. You know it’s going to break, you just don’t know when.
We go in, map the thing, document it properly, and build a modernization path that doesn’t take your operations offline. Then we find every manual process that should have been automated five years ago and we fix it.
40+
Hours/week recovered through automation
0
Offshore contractors touching
your data
100%
US-based
engineering team
1
Point of contact who actually
knows your stack
If You Handle Sensitive Data,
You Have Compliance Obligations. Full Stop.
We don’t just build software. We build software that can survive an audit. Whether you’re preparing for SOC 2, maintaining HIPAA posture, or pursuing a DoD contract, we engineer with compliance in the architecture, not bolted on at the end.
HIPAA
Healthcare data, PHI handling, covered entity and BA requirements
SOC 2
Type I & II readiness, security controls, audit trail architecture
CMMC
Defense contractor compliance, CUI handling, DoD supply chain requirements
PCI-DSS
Payment card security, transaction systems, fintech infrastructure
The Comparison Your CFO Needs To See
Offshore looks cheaper until you run the real numbers. Vibe coding looks faster until the auditor shows up.
Here’s what the comparison actually looks like.
Hoyack Core Service |
Hoyack (Onshore) |
Offshore/Vibe Coding |
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HIPAA & compliance-safe code practices |
Built in from day one |
Assumed, rarely verified |
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Data stays onshore (US soil) |
Guaranteed |
Often unclear or outright no |
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SOC 2 audit-ready code & logs |
Architected for it |
Retroactive fixes required |
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Code review by human engineers |
Every commit |
AI-gen code often skipped |
|
Cyber insurance eligibility |
Documented & defensible |
Increasingly at risk |
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Legacy system knowledge transfer |
Full documentation |
Knowledge walks when contract ends |
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Real total cost (incl. rework, risk, delay) |
Predictable |
Unpredictable & compounding |
If You’re Not Sure Where Your Gaps Are,
That’s the Problem.
We’ll do a no-pressure technical assessment of your current stack, compliance posture, and automation opportunities. You’ll walk away knowing exactly what’s at risk, and what it takes to fix it.
