Compliance, without the paperwork panic.
HIPAA, PCI, FTC Safeguards — the rules keep growing and the fines keep coming. We guide your business through what’s actually required: risk assessments, written policies, and the security controls auditors look for — in plain English.
How we help you stay compliant
HIPAA compliance guidance
Risk assessments, policies, and safeguards for practices handling protected health information.
PCI DSS guidance
What your business must do to handle card payments safely — and prove it.
FTC Safeguards
For auto dealers, lenders, and financial services: your written security program and designated Qualified Individual.
Risk assessments
A documented look at where you stand against what your industry’s rules require.
Policies & documentation
The written policies and evidence auditors ask for — prepared before they ask.
An audit should be a non-event
Most businesses scramble when compliance comes up. Our clients have the documentation, the controls, and the answers ready — because we built them in from the start.
Who this is for
Healthcare practices (HIPAA), anyone taking card payments (PCI), auto dealers and lenders (FTC Safeguards).
How it works
- Gap assessment — where you stand vs. what the rules require
- Remediation plan — what to fix, in what order
- Policies & documentation — the paperwork auditors ask for, done right
- Stay compliant — reviews as your business and the rules change
Get compliant before you have to be.
Call (361) 704-1373 for compliance guidance.
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Frequently asked questions
We're small — do these rules apply to us?
If you handle health data, card payments, or customer financial data, yes — size doesn't exempt you.
What does the FTC Safeguards Rule require?
A designated security lead, a written risk assessment, and controls like MFA, encryption, and monitoring. Our vCSO service can serve as your Qualified Individual.
Will you handle an audit?
We prepare you for one — documentation, controls, and evidence — so an audit is a non-event, not a fire drill.
What does it cost?
Scoped to your industry and requirements — quoted in your proposal before you commit.