StoneWyck is an Oklahoma-licensed security and IT integrator built by engineers who came up through Sprint, Google, NTT Data, and Dell. We design, install, and support physical security and IT infrastructure for organizations that can't afford guesswork.
Why We Started
The gap that became StoneWyck
At StoneWyck, we design and maintain physical security and IT infrastructure for government agencies and growing businesses across Oklahoma. Every camera, every credential, and every network device is documented, monitored, and accountable — because in the buildings and agencies we serve, "it should be working" isn't an answer.
The cameras worked, until they didn't. The doors locked, until they couldn't. The network ran, until something on it went sideways and nobody knew which vendor to call. Most security companies wouldn't touch the network. Most IT companies wouldn't touch the cameras. And every install came with a stack of equipment receipts but no documentation of what was actually built or why.
StoneWyck was built to close that gap — to bring the engineering discipline that's standard at companies like Google or NTT Data to physical security and IT for Oklahoma organizations. Documented. Monitored. Accountable. Set in stone.
How We Work
Six commitments that shape every project.
Design before deployment
Every system starts with a site walkthrough, a coverage map, and a written plan — not a quote. You see exactly what's going where, and why, before any equipment is ordered.
NDAA-compliant by default
We don't install Hikvision, Dahua, or their OEM rebrands. Every camera and recorder we put on a site is compliant with Section 889 of the NDAA — whether you're a government agency required to comply or a private business who'd rather not touch banned hardware.
We own the whole stack
Cameras, doors, switches, servers, phones, email, backups. One designer, one installer, one phone number. No finger-pointing between vendors when something goes wrong, because there is no other vendor.
Every install is documented
NDAA-compliant IP cameras designed around your floor plan, lighting, and the questions you'd want answered after an incident — not just where the cables run easiest.
Procurement matters
We source from authorized distributors, verify warranty status on every device, and stage equipment in our facility before deployment. We don't grey-market gear from Amazon and we don't push whatever the manufacturer's rep was selling that quarter.
Support isn't a separate conversation
The team that designs and installs your system is the team that supports it afterward. 24/7 monitoring, quarterly system health reports, and one phone number when something needs attention.
Who You're Calling
The engineers behind StoneWyck.
Jordan Greenwood founded StoneWyck after more than a decade across nearly every layer of the IT industry — carrier networks, enterprise deployment, government infrastructure, regional managed services, and hyperscale operations.
His career began as a Network Engineer at Sprint, supporting carrier-grade telecommunications infrastructure. From there, he moved to technical support at Dell, where he learned that the difference between a good vendor and a bad one is whether anyone actually answers the phone. As a Deployment Engineer at NTT Data, he led infrastructure rollouts for the State of Oklahoma — work that demanded the documentation rigor, compliance awareness, and process discipline that public-sector projects require.
He went on to NvYA Technology, an Oklahoma-based managed services provider, where he saw firsthand both the strengths and the gaps of the regional MSP model. His career capstone was as a Network Engineer at Google, supporting infrastructure at hyperscale — where reliability isn't a goal, it's a baseline.
He started StoneWyck to bring that full-stack discipline — carrier reliability, enterprise documentation, government compliance, and hyperscale operational rigor — to Oklahoma organizations that have been underserved by both the security and IT industries.
