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Your organization needs reliable technology and someone who takes responsibility for it.

We are the technology and security department for organizations that don't have one, and the technology direction for those that already have a team.

ONE MONTHLY AGREEMENT4 FRONTIERS
One accountable person for making it all work, with the documentation your clients, auditors and regulators ask for.
Direct attention, no middlemen
Discretion about your operations and your clients
Scope defined from day one

Do any of these situations sound familiar?

These are common problems, in small and large organizations alike. None of them requires a big investment to start: they require order and someone who takes charge.

01

No one is sure who has access to email, shared folders or online banking.

02

You handle data from clients, students, patients or employees, and it's not clear who can see it.

03

Backups exist, but restoring from them has never been tested.

04

A former vendor or a former collaborator still holds credentials.

05

A key client sent a security questionnaire and you don't know how to answer it.

06

All the technology depends on one person. If they're absent, operations stop.

We start with what poses the greatest risk to your operations.

See how we work

Technology direction without adding an IT manager

Every organization makes decisions about systems, vendors, access, investments and continuity. Many make them without anyone who knows the subject, or with a technical team that has no time to look beyond day to day.

We act as your external CTO and CISO, with a level of dedication proportional to your operations.

TODAY

Informed decisions

What to buy, what to renew and what to stop paying for, with someone who stands behind the choice.

THIS YEAR

Ordered priorities

An improvement plan based on risk, impact and resources, with owners and deadlines.

IN 2 TO 3 YEARS

What your business will need

Today's decisions, aligned with the operations you want to have tomorrow.

How we work

Four stages, each with a concrete deliverable. No endless diagnoses or reports no one reads.

01

We understand your operations

We review the systems, information and processes that keep your business running.

DELIVERABLEMap of systems, access and vendors

02

We define priorities

We rank improvements by risk, impact and available resources.

DELIVERABLEPrioritized plan, with owners

03

We implement and document

We apply the agreed controls and record configurations and owners.

DELIVERABLEControls applied and documented

04

We support and verify

We provide support, check that everything works and adjust the plan as things change.

DELIVERABLEPeriodic reviews and an up-to-date plan

Personal data and cybersecurity: what applies to you and where to start

We help you identify what applies to you, measure your gaps and set up a plan with clear priorities.

Assess your company's readiness
LAW 21.719

Personal data protection

Takes effect on December 1, 2026. It applies to any organization that processes data from clients, employees or suppliers, regardless of size, and requires special care with the data of children and adolescents.

ONLY A FEW WEEKS LEFT
LAW 21.663

Cybersecurity framework

Already in force for the entities within its scope. Even if your company is not in that group, your clients may be, and more of them are demanding controls from their suppliers.

IN FORCE

Who's behind it

25+years designing and running technology where failure is not an option.

Our technical director has designed and operated technology for stockbrokers, online banking, telecoms and mass events. We keep our clients' identities in reserve and, in a private conversation, present the background we are authorized to share.

SECTORStock brokers
SECTOROnline banking
SECTORTelecommunications
SECTORMassive events

We keep our clients' identities confidential. In a private conversation, we share the track record we are authorized to disclose.

Get to know ITLAB
Santiago, Chile, with the Andes in the background
Photo: Chalo Gallardo / Unsplash

We test technology before recommending it

In our lab, we evaluate artificial intelligence models that run on our own hardware, using Chilean receipts, invoices and Spanish-language documents. We publish what works, on what hardware and with what margin of error.

FROM THE LAB · ITLAB LAB SERIES Updated with every test
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Swift 27B vs. two Flash Next models on the IT Lab Bench

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PHP fixes two critical vulnerabilities: update now

PHP released patches for two critical remote code execution flaws (CVSS v4.0 9.2). Fixed versions, who is affected and what to do…

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SMB hardware for local AI with 16 GB

What fits on a 16 GiB graphics card, and why supporting a long context is not the same as working at good…

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20 / 10 / 2026 · 7 min

Configuring a local model matters as much as choosing it

In the IT Lab Bench, the same model changes in speed and in outcome depending on its configuration, so it is documented…

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14 / 10 / 2026 · 7 min

Hard programming in real repositories with local AI

Repositories of 10 to 15 files with two interacting faults: several local models pass 9 or 10 of 10, and generation speed…

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07 / 10 / 2026 · 5 min

Local AI for Chilean receipts and tax documents

IT Lab applies its own criteria to reading Chilean tax documents with local AI, so company data never leaves the organization.

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06 / 10 / 2026 · 7 min

Local AI reasoning on Chilean business cases

40 Chilean small-business cases scored with automatic controls: no model passes them all, and extra reasoning fixes only part of the failures.

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01 / 10 / 2026 · 7 min

Local AI for code: completing a base vs creating

On an existing base with marked gaps, three local models meet the criterion; creating from scratch, none. Paid models do.

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30 / 09 / 2026 · 7 min

Agentic work with local AI: finishing the job

Three episodes with tools and actions: 5 of 14 models meet the criterion, the best is local, and the characteristic failure is…

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Let's start with your priorities

Tell us what you need to organize, protect or solve. The first conversation is free: we assess whether our model fits you and what the next steps would be.

Let's talk about your business