Compliance is not a checkbox. It is a documented program you can stand behind when a regulator, auditor, or insurer asks for proof.
We build and manage that program for you: written policies, trained staff, evidence you can produce on demand, and a plan for the day something goes wrong. A dedicated virtual CISO keeps it all aligned with your goals and reports on progress in plain language.
Not sure which rules apply to you? We help you identify your obligations during discovery.
Frameworks
One program structure, applied to the rules your organization actually has to follow.
For healthcare organizations and the vendors that handle their patient data.
For any organization that accepts credit or debit card payments.
For organizations with international obligations or customers who expect the standard.
For any organization building a formal, defensible security program.
FTC Safeguards, CIS Controls, and CJIS programs follow the same program structure and are scoped during discovery.
Every program is scoped in your written quote after discovery, with a discount when two or more frameworks are managed together.
Included
Every compliance engagement includes the same core components, scoped to the frameworks you need.
Industries
The rules you follow depend on the work you do. Here is how our programs line up with the industries we serve most.
HIPAA
Client confidentialityPCI DSS
FTC SafeguardsPCI DSS
NIST CSFCIS Controls
PCI DSSNIST CSF
Every organization is different. We confirm exactly which rules apply to yours during discovery. See all industries →
A virtual CISO sets your security direction, prioritizes spending, and reports on risk to your leadership and board. It is included on the Compliance plan and available as an add-on on Advanced.
How It Works
Compliance is not a one-time project. Your program runs on a continuous cycle that keeps it current as your organization and the rules change.
Cyber insurers now ask detailed questions before they write or renew a policy, and the wrong answer can mean higher premiums or a denied claim.
We map your environment against the controls underwriters most commonly ask about, close the gaps, and keep the documentation ready so you can answer the questionnaire with confidence.
Deliverables
A compliance program you can actually hand to an auditor, regulator, or insurer.
Related Services
A compliance program is only as strong as the security behind it.
FAQ
Straight answers about compliance programs.
It depends on the data you handle. Healthcare organizations and their business associates fall under HIPAA, businesses that accept card payments fall under PCI DSS, and financial and tax firms fall under the FTC Safeguards Rule. We help you identify your obligations during discovery.
No one can honestly guarantee an audit result. What we do is build the program, document your safeguards, collect evidence continuously, and support you through the audit, so you walk in prepared instead of scrambling.
Yes. Most cyber insurers ask about multi-factor login, endpoint detection, backups, training, and incident response before they write or renew a policy. We help you put those controls in place and keep the documentation ready for your questionnaire. Coverage and premiums are always decided by your insurer.
No. CyberCore is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We handle the security, documentation, and evidence side of compliance and work alongside your attorney when legal questions come up.
The Compliance plan includes a compliance management program for your applicable framework and HIPAA training for HIPAA-covered clients. On Advanced, a compliance program is available as an add-on. On Essential, HIPAA security awareness training is available as an add-on. Compare all plans.
Yes. Many organizations need more than one, such as HIPAA and PCI DSS for a practice that takes card payments. Each program is scoped in your written quote, with a discount when two or more frameworks are managed together.
A compliance program documents and maintains the safeguards a framework requires. A virtual CISO provides ongoing security leadership, including your roadmap, architecture review, and board-level reporting. The Compliance plan includes both.
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