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IT for businesses that answer to a regulator.
An examiner. An inspector. An auditor. An insurer. Somebody can ask you for evidence, and your systems have to produce it. We run IT for companies like that.
Pick your rulebook
Four industries. Proof in each.
Each page is written in that industry’s vocabulary and shows the work we’ve done in it.
Banks and credit unions.
We’ve led a bank’s IT team through its exams and audits.
- Exam and audit evidence
- Policy, vendors and access
- AI brought in the careful way
Pharmaceutical distribution.
We run IT for a licensed drug wholesaler today.
- ERP and DSCSA platform integration
- Controlled-substance records and reports
- IBM i documented before the programmer retires
Manufacturing.
We’ve built and run the servers, storage and backups behind steel manufacturing.
- Servers, storage and backups for the plant
- Patching that works around production
- Reports operations will open
PCI and SOC 2.
We’ve managed PCI and SOC 2 compliance through outside audits.
- Access, devices and patching an auditor can test
- Vulnerability scans, and the fixes
- Evidence collected as the work happens
The common ground
What every one of them asks for.
The rulebook changes. The questions rhyme.
Who has access.
A current list, reviewed on a schedule, with the review written down.
What changed.
Who asked for it, who approved it, who did it, and when.
Which vendors you checked.
Before you signed. And again at renewal.
Whether the backup restores.
Tested on a date, by a named person.
Whether the policy is real.
Written to match what you do. Then followed.
Who is in charge.
One name. That’s the seat we take.
Not on the list?
If someone can ask you for evidence, it’s the same job.
Insurance. Healthcare. Government work.
Different rulebook, same questions. Tell us who you answer to, and we’ll tell you straight whether we’ve done it before.
Questions
Before you pick a page.
Do you only work in these industries?
No. These are the ones where we can show you the work. If you answer to a regulator, an examiner or an auditor, the job is the same, and we’ll tell you where our experience stops.
Are you a compliance firm?
No. We run IT so your compliance people have evidence. They sign. We don’t certify anything.
Is it the same service in every industry?
Yes. One senior IT director, a flat monthly fee, and 60 days’ notice if we stop earning it. The vocabulary changes. What’s included.
Start here
Two invoices. Two business days.
Send the last two bills from whoever handles your IT. We’ll tell you what you’re paying for, and whether it’s fair. Free.