The controls, and the paperwork that proves you have them.
Compliance isn't a binder you write once. It's controls actually in place and evidence you can produce when an insurer, a regulator, or a client asks. We handle both.
Real controls, and the evidence that proves them.
Cyber insurance readiness
The controls insurers require, implemented, with the evidence to answer the questionnaire honestly and keep your coverage.
Client security questionnaires & RFPs
The security attestations larger clients now demand, completed and backed by real controls, so security wins you work.
Regulatory support
Privacy obligations (PIPEDA), health information (PHIA), and payment data (PCI) addressed for the businesses they apply to.
Policies
Acceptable use, AI use, and data classification written to your business, not copy-pasted.
Risk assessments
A clear picture of where you stand and what to fix first.
Documentation & evidence
Kept current, so proof is on hand when it's asked for.
Real controls first, then the evidence, not the other way around.
Plenty of "compliance" is theatre: a policy nobody follows, a checklist nobody verifies. We do it in the order that actually protects you: implement the control, then document that it's real and working.
That's what survives an insurer's scrutiny, a client's audit, or a regulator's question. Security-first, evidenced.
Straight answers on compliance.
- What compliance requirements apply to my business?
- It depends on your industry and clients: privacy law almost always, plus health (PHIA), payment (PCI), or client-imposed security standards. We help you figure out which apply and meet them.
- Can you help us meet our cyber insurance requirements?
- Yes. Insurers require specific controls: MFA, backups, endpoint protection, and more. We implement them and document the evidence so you can renew honestly and stay covered.
- A client sent us a security questionnaire. Can you help?
- Yes. We complete it, backed by controls that are actually in place, turning security into a reason clients choose you.
- What's the difference between security and compliance?
- Security is the controls that protect you; compliance is proving those controls exist to someone who's asking. You need both, and they're not the same job.
- Do you handle privacy law compliance?
- We address the IT and security side of privacy obligations like PIPEDA and PHIA: how data is protected, accessed, and retained.
Let's turn compliance from a scramble into a system.
A short call to understand what applies to you, where you already stand, and what to close first.