Bridgehead IT riding wave of population growth and cybersecurity needs to expansion in San Antonio
Bridgehead IT CEO Wes Bunch , COO Chris Brandvik and their company recently moved into a new building. The company is a rapidly growing IT tech firm. They moved into a new office building amid a revenue increase due to a statewide business boom and remote services.The pandemic — and the changes it’s brought to the workplace — has had a major impact on businesses in the technology sector. In Texas, a population boom supercharged it.
The plan, he said, is to grow through acquisition, but he declined to detail the acquisition targets.The Bridgehead IT origin story dates to the early days of San Antonio’s modern tech scene. By 2020, the company had 54 employees and was growing in part by luring new clients as the state topped 29 million residents, a 16 percent increase over the previous decade. Texas drew in people, mostly from California, who were flocking to the state in search of lower taxes. About 44 percent of the state’s growth happened in the hearts of the state’s largest metros in Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar and Travis counties.
Bunch considered opening an office in Dallas or Houston but ultimately decided to stay in San Antonio. He said the company will bring on even more clients from the influx of newcomers, especially in the San Antonio and Austin region, which includes a growing number of corporate headquarters, publicly traded firms and smaller businesses.Amid growing cyber threats, Bridgehead IT has also added 24/7 incident response teams.
This type of attack is dubbed “pass-the-cookie,” a genre of hacking that aims to bypass passwords to gain access to cloud-based infrastructure like Amazon Web Services, Google or Azure. Last month, the security team stopped four of the attacks in a single day.
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