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Compliance is not a project. It is a continuous program of policies, controls, evidence, and audits — running indefinitely. We operate that program as a co-managed function alongside your IT team.
Compliance program build. Audit readiness. Cyber-insurance posture. Risk register. Vendor accountability. Pen test remediation. M365 governance. You choose the functions we own; your team runs the rest.
A full-time CIO or CISO costs $250K–$300K+. A compliance officer adds another $150K. We deliver the executive layer they would carry — frameworks, controls, evidence, reporting — at a fraction of the cost, with the documented work to prove it.
Co-managed work fails when ownership is unclear. We document what we own, what your team owns, what the escalation paths are, and how decisions get made. Every engagement starts with a written scope. Every audit finds the documentation already in place.
Mid-market companies with operational IT but no executive compliance leadership.
Audit and insurance pressure exceeding your team’s bandwidth.
Regulated industries: SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC, NIST CSF, GLBA, FTC Safeguards.
Boards or CEOs that want defensible compliance posture without hiring a full-time CISO or CIO.
A built and maintained compliance program — frameworks, policies, controls, evidence.
Audit prep packages and cyber-insurance questionnaire responses.
Risk register and vendor risk assessments.
Board-level compliance and security reporting.
Your continuity environment runs on infrastructure we own and operate — not a hyperscaler reseller arrangement. Our ASN, our IP space, our datacenter, our accountability.
MICROSOFT 365 GOVERNANCE
Conditional access, identity, retention, anti-phish, license rationalization. Microsoft 365 admin chaos, gone.
COMPLIANCE AND AUDIT READINESS
SOC 2, PCI DSS, CMMC, NIST CSF, CIS Controls, GLBA, FTC Safeguards. Built, matured, audit-ready.
EYES ON GLASS FOR MICROSOFT 365 AND COMPLIANCE CLIENTS
Real-time monitoring with U.S.-jurisdictional response. Reserved for participating clients.
Compliance, security, and governance compete with daily operations for limited IT team attention. The result is fire-drill compliance — assembled in panic before each audit or insurance renewal. We turn compliance into a continuous co-managed program your team can rely on.
Start with a compliance posture review. We assess your current frameworks, controls, evidence, gaps, and audit readiness — and deliver a written remediation plan within 30 days.
A co-managed compliance program is a continuous engagement where we operate the executive-layer work — frameworks, controls, evidence, audits, board reporting — while your internal IT team operates the environment. We own the program. Your team owns operations.
Fully managed IT means one provider runs all day-to-day operations. A co-managed compliance program is more focused. Your internal team keeps operational control while we own the compliance, governance, and security program above operations.
A full-time CISO costs $250K–$300K plus benefits. A compliance officer adds another $150K. A co-managed program delivers the executive layer those roles would carry — for a fraction of the cost, with the framework expertise of a team that runs SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC, and NIST CSF programs every day.
Yes. We engage on a defined scope: a single audit prep package, a risk register build, an M365 governance sprint, a cyber-insurance questionnaire response, or an ongoing program. Your scope. Written, owned, delivered.
Yes. Co-managed compliance is designed to work alongside internal IT teams. We provide the executive layer — frameworks, controls, evidence, reporting — while your team handles day-to-day operations. Documented scope on both sides.
Compliance is not a one-time project. We maintain your program continuously — quarterly control reviews, evidence refresh, vendor risk re-assessments, framework updates, audit calendar, board-level reporting. The program lives between audits, not around them.
Defensible compliance posture, continuously maintained. Audits become verifications, not discoveries. Insurance applications come back faster. Customer security questionnaires get answered with evidence, not estimates. The program is the deliverable.
