Two groups, both underserved by traditional security firms: small and medium-sized businesses in New York and the tri-state area, and small healthcare and counseling practices carrying HIPAA obligations.
Small & Medium-Sized Businesses
Professional services firms, contractors, retailers, logistics companies, and nonprofits across NYC and the tri-state area — usually 5 to 200 people, with no full-time security staff. You may be here because a client sent you a security questionnaire, your insurer started asking harder questions, or you simply want to know how exposed you are.
· Risk and gap assessment against NIST CSF 2.0
· Answers for customer and insurer security questionnaires
· Written policies your business can actually follow
· Staff training and phishing simulation
Healthcare & Counseling Practices
Therapists, counseling groups, behavioral health practices, and small clinics. HIPAA applies to a two-person practice the same way it applies to a hospital — but the guidance out there is written for hospitals. We translate it.
What we focus on for practices
· Protecting patient and client records, including therapy and progress notes
· Communication tools — email, texting, telehealth, voicemail, and scheduling
· Staff devices, home offices, and who can see what
· AI note-takers and scribes: what they store and whether that's allowed
· Business associate agreements with your vendors
· The HIPAA Security Rule risk analysis you're required to have on file
Not sure where your practice or business fits?
Send us a short note and we'll tell you plainly what applies to you.
