Compliance that
actually holds up.
We don't hand you a checklist and call it a day. We assess your environment against the framework, remediate the gaps, build the evidence, and stand next to you in the audit room.
Four frameworks.
One engagement team.
Compliance frameworks overlap significantly. We align your program to multiple frameworks simultaneously wherever controls are shared.
SOC 2 Type II tells your customers that your controls around security, availability, and confidentiality have been audited and verified over a defined observation period — not just documented and hoped for.
- Readiness assessment against TSC criteria
- Gap identification & remediation roadmap
- Control design, documentation & implementation
- Vendor & auditor selection guidance
- Evidence collection system setup
- Audit support & auditor liaison
The New York Department of Financial Services Cybersecurity Regulation applies to all entities licensed or registered under NY banking, insurance, and financial services law. The 2023 amendments expanded requirements significantly.
- Part 500 gap assessment & compliance mapping
- vCISO to fulfill CISO requirement
- Risk assessment documentation
- Policy & procedure development
- MFA deployment & privileged access controls
- Annual certification preparation
CIS Controls v8 provides 18 control families and 153 safeguards representing the most effective actions to reduce cyber risk. Implementation Groups (IG1–IG3) let you prioritize based on your risk profile.
- IG1/IG2/IG3 gap assessment
- Implementation Group scoping
- Technical control implementation
- Safeguard tracking & measurement
- CIS-RAM risk assessment
- Ongoing control monitoring & reporting
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework provides a flexible, risk-based approach to managing cybersecurity risk. CSF 2.0 adds a sixth function — Govern — and expands applicability to organizations of all types.
- Current state assessment against all six functions
- Target profile definition for your risk tolerance
- Gap analysis & prioritized implementation plan
- Profile documentation & governance structure
- Integration with CIS Controls for technical execution
- Continuous improvement tracking
The HIPAA Security Rule requires covered entities and business associates to implement administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for ePHI. For dental and healthcare organizations, this covers every system that touches patient data — including imaging, scheduling, billing, and communications.
- Risk analysis & management
- Workforce training
- Access management policies
- Contingency planning
- Facility access controls
- Workstation use policies
- Device & media controls
- Secure disposal procedures
- Access controls & MFA
- Audit log management
- Encryption at rest & in transit
- Automatic logoff policies
- HIPAA Security Rule gap assessment
- Risk analysis documentation (required)
- Technical safeguard implementation
- BAA review & vendor management
- Workforce training program
- Breach notification readiness
- Audit log deployment & monitoring
- ePHI data flow mapping
Know where you stand
before the auditor does.
We start every compliance engagement with a plain-English gap assessment. You'll know exactly what you're missing and what order to tackle it in.
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