Compliance Services

Documentation aligned to what auditors and insurers ask for.

HIPAA, CCPA, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, ABA technology competence, NIST CSF, and CIS Controls. Written policies, evidence packages, and a compliance program your business can hand to anyone who asks.

Built around your actual obligations

If your industry has rules, your IT partner should know them.

Law firms have ABA Model Rule 1.1 Comment 8 — a duty of technology competence. Medical and dental practices have HIPAA Security Rule obligations. Accounting firms answer to IRS Publication 4557 and California's WISP requirements. Wealth management firms work under SEC, FINRA, and CCPA frameworks.

Most MSPs treat all of this as fine print. We treat it as the design brief. The right controls. The right documentation. The right policies. And — critically — the written evidence aligned to what your insurer or auditor commonly requests.

HIPAA compliance setup & maintenanceBAAs, policies, technical safeguards, training
CCPA programData inventory, privacy notices, response workflows
SOC 2 Type 1 & Type 2 readinessControl mapping, evidence collection, audit prep
PCI-DSSScope reduction, controls, SAQ guidance
NIST CSF / CIS Controls gap assessmentWritten assessment with prioritized roadmap
ABA Model Rule 1.1 Comment 8 alignmentFor law firms — technology competence documentation
Cyber insurance questionnaire guidanceHelp understanding what underwriters commonly ask for
Written policies & evidence packagesAcceptable Use, Incident Response, BCDR, more
Annual compliance reviewsPrograms don't stay current on their own

Legal

Law Firms

ABA Model Rule 1.1 Comment 8 technology competence, attorney-client privilege protection, e-discovery readiness, written confidentiality safeguards.

Healthcare

Medical & Dental

HIPAA Security Rule program ownership, BAA management, OCR-ready documentation, EHR/practice management integration, breach response plan.

Financial

Accounting & Wealth

IRS Publication 4557 alignment, WISP plans, SEC and FINRA-aligned controls, audit logging, CCPA program, secure client portal architecture.

What compliance documentation should actually do

Policies on a shelf don't pass audits. Evidence does.

We don't deliver a binder of generic templates and call it compliance. Our compliance work produces written policies tied to controls that are actually deployed, evidence packages that prove the controls work, and review cycles that keep both current. If your insurer or auditor asks, you have something to hand them.