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Consulting / Compliance

Compliance Management
Built to Withstand Audits.

Regulatory compliance is a continuous operational discipline, not a checkbox. We build and manage programs for HIPAA, GLBA, and the FTC Safeguards Rule. Our work runs from initial gap analysis through ongoing evidence management and audit support.

Our compliance practice is built on the understanding that auditors want evidence, not promises. We do the technical work, write the documentation, and maintain the evidence library. The result is a compliance program that can survive scrutiny.

Program Outcomes
A documented compliance program that satisfies auditors and regulators.
Written policies and procedures tailored to your organization.
Technical controls properly configured and evidenced.
An audit-ready evidence library maintained on an ongoing basis.
Reduced liability and improved cyber insurance positioning.
A compliance partner who stays current as standards change.
Quick Answer

Compliance Consulting, in Plain Terms

Security rules can feel complex because each framework uses different terms. The practical work is easier to understand: know your risks, protect important data, control access, train people, and keep proof.

We help your team decide which rules apply and what to do next. The work is based on your business, systems, contracts, and customer needs.

  • A gap review compares your current controls with the required controls.
  • A clear action plan lists owners, due dates, and priorities.
  • Policies describe how your team performs the required work.
  • Technical changes put the written rules into daily practice.
  • Evidence shows that each control exists and is used.
  • Staff training explains the rules in language people can follow.
  • Regular reviews keep the program current as the business changes.
  • Leadership reports show progress, remaining risk, and next steps.

We support HIPAA, GLBA, and FTC Safeguards programs. The exact scope depends on the rule and your role under it.

We do not promise a certification that only an outside assessor can grant. We prepare the controls, documents, and evidence so your team is ready for review.

What the Work Looks Like

  1. We confirm the rules, contracts, and customer promises that apply to your company.
  2. We map important data, systems, people, vendors, and places where work occurs.
  3. A gap review shows what works today and what still needs attention.
  4. The action plan ranks work by risk, effort, deadline, and business impact.
  5. We write policies that match real duties instead of copying a generic template.
  6. Owners learn what each policy requires from them during normal work.
  7. Technical teams put the needed settings and security tools in place.
  8. Tickets, logs, reports, and training records become organized proof.
  9. We test the controls and fix gaps before an outside review begins.
  10. Leaders receive plain updates on progress, delay, cost, and remaining risk.
  11. Outside assessors stay independent when the rule requires independent review.
  12. The program is reviewed again when the business, law, or system changes.

Questions the plan should answer

  • Which laws, contracts, and customer terms apply?
  • What data and systems are inside the scope?
  • Which locations, users, and vendors are included?
  • What controls already work as required?
  • Which gaps create the most business risk?
  • Who owns each task and decision?
  • Which deadline matters first?
  • Do written policies match daily work?
  • Are required security settings turned on and tested?
  • Can the team show current proof for each control?
  • Do staff know what the policy asks them to do?
  • Can the company respond to an incident quickly?
  • Are backups tested and ready to restore?
  • Are outside providers reviewed and monitored?
  • Does leadership receive clear risk reports?
  • Is an independent assessor required?
  • Are old findings closed with dated proof?
  • Will the program stay current after the review ends?
Free Buyers Guide

Download the Compliance Buyers Guide.

A plain-language guide to choosing a partner that can assess, implement, document, monitor, and prove security controls, not merely sell a policy binder before an audit.

  • Separate evidence-backed compliance work from templates and promises.
  • Connect written policies to the technical controls that enforce them.
  • Require continuous monitoring, recurring reviews, and audit-ready records.
Cover of the Compliance Buyers Guide, the first page of the downloadable PDF.
Frameworks We Support

Deep Expertise Across Regulatory Frameworks.

We build compliance programs for the frameworks that matter most to Texas and Tennessee businesses. Click any framework card for detailed requirements, penalties, enforcement information, and links to official guidelines.

What We Do

End-to-End Compliance Program Services.

From the first gap analysis through annual audit support, we handle every part of your compliance program. Our team writes the policies, implements the controls, collects the evidence, and prepares your organization for scrutiny.

Gap Analysis & Roadmap

We assess your current posture against the target framework. You receive a written gap analysis with a prioritized remediation roadmap and estimated effort.

Policy & Procedure Development

We write and deliver a complete set of information security policies, procedures, and standards. Each one is tailored to your organization and the frameworks you must satisfy.

Control Implementation

We configure and deploy the technical controls required by your compliance framework. This work ranges from access management and MFA to encryption, logging, and endpoint security.

Evidence Collection & Management

We build and maintain the evidence library your auditors will require. It includes screenshots, configuration exports, logs, and signed attestations.

Ongoing Compliance Management

Compliance is not a one-time project. We provide continuous compliance monitoring and management. Your program stays current as your environment and the standards evolve.

Audit Preparation & Support

We prepare your team for audits and serve as your technical point of contact during auditor interviews. We also help respond to findings or requests for additional evidence.

Compliance Scope

Who Needs a Compliance Program and What Each Framework Covers

Each compliance framework targets a specific industry and data type. Most businesses are subject to more than one. Below is a concise reference for each framework we support, who it applies to, and what our program covers.

HIPAA, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

Applies to: Healthcare providers, health insurers, clearinghouses, and business associates handling protected health information (PHI).

Our HIPAA compliance programs cover the Security Rule's administrative, physical, and technical safeguard requirements. These include annual Security Risk Analysis, workforce training, Business Associate Agreements, and Breach Notification Rule compliance.

We build the documentation your auditors require and maintain it as your environment changes.

FTC Safeguards Rule / GLBA, Financial Institution Data Security

Applies to: Non-bank financial institutions regulated by the FTC, including auto dealerships, tax preparers, mortgage brokers, payday lenders, title companies, insurance agencies, and accounting firms, as well as banks and credit unions under GLBA.

The updated FTC Safeguards Rule (effective June 2023) requires a Written Information Security Program (WISP) and a designated Qualified Individual.

It also requires MFA for all systems with customer financial information, encryption of data in transit and at rest, ongoing testing of key controls, and an annual board report.

The rule permits continuous monitoring as an alternative to annual penetration testing. The specific path depends on your program design. We implement every required element and maintain your program on an ongoing basis.

Common Questions

Compliance Questions, Answered.

Answers to common questions from organizations navigating regulatory requirements for the first time or preparing for an upcoming audit.