Security and compliance are the same program run well. We map controls to HIPAA, CMMC, NIST, PCI, and cyber-insurance requirements, implement them, and keep the evidence audit-ready, so you can prove where you stand on the day someone asks.
The cost of a missing control rarely shows up as a line item. It shows up as a stalled deal, a denied claim, or a penalty, usually at the worst possible moment.
A HIPAA or client security audit that comes back with gaps freezes onboarding, triggers remediation deadlines, and puts existing contracts under review until you close them.
Cyber policies are voided when the controls you attested to — MFA, EDR, tested backups, weren't actually in place. You pay the premium and still absorb the breach.
HIPAA fines range from $137 to $68,928 per violation, with annual caps per category in the millions, and PCI non-compliance carries monthly fines. Regulators weigh whether you had a real program.
Healthcare systems, primes, and enterprise clients now send a security questionnaire before they sign. No documented controls, no CMMC path, no deal.
We map your obligations to the standards below, put the controls in place, and keep the documentation current, so the proof exists before anyone asks for it.
Policies, control mappings, and reports maintained continuously, not reconstructed in a panic the week before an audit.
MFA, EDR, and tested backups in place and documented, so renewal questionnaires are answered honestly and claims hold up.
For healthcare, DoD supply chain, and professional services, we implement and monitor the specific controls each regime requires.
A clear picture of where you stand and what to fix next — translated out of jargon and into business decisions leadership can act on.
We measure your current state against each framework before recommending anything, so spending goes to the gaps that actually matter.
When a client, regulator, or insurer requests proof, the mappings and reports are already assembled, you export them, not rebuild them.
Compliance isn't a one-time project you finish and forget. We run it as a cycle — assess, map, implement, and keep the evidence current so the next audit is routine.
We measure your environment against the frameworks that apply to you and produce a clear gap analysis — what's covered, what isn't, and what's most urgent.
Each requirement is tied to a specific control and a named owner, so nothing lives only in someone's head and every obligation traces to something real.
We put the missing controls in place — MFA, EDR, access policy, tested backups, and configure them to match what the framework actually requires.
Documentation, reports, and attestations are kept current on a schedule, so audits, renewals, and client questionnaires are answered from a live record.
They're the same program. The controls that pass an audit — MFA, managed EDR, tested backups, access policy, are the same controls that keep you secure. We run them once and produce the evidence as a byproduct, rather than treating compliance as a paperwork exercise bolted on afterward.
HIPAA, CMMC, PCI-DSS, and cyber-insurance requirements, with NIST CSF as the backbone we map everything to. If your clients or regulators impose a specific standard, we assess against it and tell you honestly where the gaps are before recommending work.
Yes. Renewals now require MFA, EDR, and tested backups in writing. We implement the controls, document them, and help you complete the questionnaire accurately, so the coverage holds if you ever need to file a claim, instead of being voided for an attestation that didn't match reality.
Yes. We assess your environment against the CMMC level your contracts require, map each practice to a control, implement what's missing, and maintain the documentation an assessor expects, so you can keep bidding on work that requires it.
Both. The gap assessment tells you where you stand, and because we also run your managed IT and security, we implement the missing controls ourselves. You get a plain-language picture of your risk and a team that closes it, not a report that lands on your desk with no way to act on it.
Start with an assessment against the frameworks that apply to you. We'll show you the gaps today, and what it takes to close them before an auditor, client, or insurer asks.