A Powerful New Law Deserves an Expert Partner Behind It.
SB 2610 gives Texas businesses under 250 employees a real legal advantage after a data breach. But it only applies if a documented cybersecurity program was already running before the incident. Not after. Pegasus builds that program with you, keeps it current, and helps you prove it when it's actually tested in court. We've done this kind of work for Texas businesses since 2014.
Schedule an SB 2610
Readiness Review
The Right Law. The Right Program. The Right Expert.
A documented cybersecurity program does two things at once. It lowers your real risk of an attack, and it gives you a defensible record if SB 2610 ever gets tested in a courtroom. Pegasus designs, builds, and documents that program so it holds up when it's actually needed.
From Framework Selection to Documentation Ready for the Day It Is Tested.
Every business qualifies through a different path based on size, and Pegasus starts by identifying which one fits yours. From there, we implement the right controls, whether that means foundational policies or a full framework like NIST or ISO 27001. We keep the program current as your business and the frameworks evolve, then build the documentation trail that turns compliance into evidence.
How the Law Scales With Your Business Size.
Fewer than 20 Employees.
20 to 99 Employees.
100 to 249 Employees.
Three Layers of SB 2610 Readiness.
Program
Design
Building a cybersecurity program on the recognized framework that fits your business size, your industry and your risk profile.
Implementation and Maintenance
tanding up the controls, training the team and keeping the program current as the frameworks and your business evolve.
Documentation and Evidence
Producing the records, policies and audit ready evidence that turn the program into the legal protection SB 2610 was written to deliver.
Who It Is For
Business Owners, COOs, CFOs and Operations Leaders at Texas Companies Under 250 Employees.
