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Industries We Serve
These are the industries we know best, with the regulations, workflows, and risks that come with them. Our protection fits any organization with people, devices, and data worth protecting, so if you do not see your industry here, we can still help.
Medical, dental, therapy, and behavioral health practices
Patient records are some of the most valuable data a criminal can steal, which makes medical, dental, therapy, and behavioral health practices frequent targets. Your team needs fast, reliable access to the EHR and patient portal, and the HIPAA Security Rule expects administrative, physical, and technical safeguards that are documented and kept current.
We protect every workstation, tablet, and account that touches patient information, and we keep the records you need on hand when an auditor, insurer, or the Office for Civil Rights asks.
HIPAA requires an accurate and thorough risk analysis. We supply the technical findings and device inventory, and on the Compliance plan, we manage the full analysis with you.
Substance use disorder records carry extra protections under 42 CFR Part 2. We limit access by role and keep detailed access logs.
Card readers and payment tablets are kept on a separate, secured network to support your PCI-DSS obligations.
Solo practices to multi-attorney firms
Law firms hold exactly what attackers want: confidential client files, settlement details, and trust account information. Criminals also target firms with wire fraud, impersonating a client or title company to redirect closing or settlement funds.
Professional conduct rules require reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorized access to client information, and more clients and insurers now ask how your firm protects it. We give you the protection, and the documentation, to answer with confidence.
ABA Model Rule 1.6(c), reflected in Iowa and most states, calls for reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorized disclosure of client information.
Model Rule 1.6(c)Comment 8 to Model Rule 1.1 extends a lawyer's duty of competence to understanding the risks of the technology they use.
Model Rule 1.1, Comment 8Corporate clients and cyber insurers increasingly ask detailed security questions. We provide the answers and the evidence behind them.
Documentation readyCPA firms, tax preparers, and financial advisors
Under the FTC Safeguards Rule, tax preparers, accounting firms, and many financial service providers count as financial institutions. That means a written information security program, a qualified individual responsible for it, and specific safeguards like encryption and multi-factor authentication.
The IRS also asks preparers to confirm they maintain a written data security plan when renewing their PTIN. We help you build that program, put the required safeguards in place, and keep everything documented before tax season starts.
Faith-based, independent, and private academies
Private schools manage hundreds of student devices, sensitive student records, and staff accounts, often with a small team stretched thin. Student education records are protected under FERPA, and schools that participate in the E-rate program must meet CIPA’s internet filtering requirements.
We keep devices updated and ready for the first bell, filter what students can reach online, and make sure testing days and enrollment season run without technology getting in the way.
Device repairs, replacements, upgrades, and network improvements while classrooms are empty.
June to AugustNew student and staff accounts, device assignments, and classroom technology checks.
AugustNetwork priority, device readiness, and on-call support so assessments run smoothly.
SpringCharities, ministries, and community organizations
Donors trust you with their payment and personal information, and grant funders increasingly expect proof that you protect it. Federal grant recipients, for example, must take reasonable measures to safeguard protected personal information under the Uniform Guidance.
With staff and volunteers coming and going, accounts need to be added and removed quickly. We protect your donor data, keep giving secure, and give you documentation for grant applications and board reporting, all on a nonprofit budget.
Special pricing for nonprofits and ministries, so more of your budget goes to the mission.
Ask about pricingSecurity policies and evidence you can include with grant applications and funder reviews.
Uniform Guidance, 2 CFR 200Clear summaries of your security and technology health for board and leadership meetings.
Annual review Every Industry Welcome
Our focus industries are where security and compliance stakes run highest, but the same protection is available to any organization that depends on its technology.
Do not see your industry listed? We can still help.
Every CyberCore service is available to any organization, from manufacturers and construction firms to retailers, real estate offices, churches, and professional services firms. Managed IT, 24/7 cybersecurity, backup and recovery, and security training work the same way no matter what you do.
We focus on healthcare, legal, financial, education, and nonprofit organizations because they carry the heaviest security and compliance obligations. Patient records, client files, financial data, student information, and donor details are prime targets, and the rules for protecting them are strict. Meeting those standards every day raises the bar for every client we serve.
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