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Cybersecurity Audit & Compliance

Cybersecurity Audit & Compliance

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Risk Assessment & Management

Risk Assessment & Management

Defending against today's cyber threat landscape and financial fraud requires a Proactive Integrated Risk Management (IRM) strategy, a real-time approach to assessing and managing risk and diligent attention to details.

Privacy Audit & Compliance

Privacy Audit & Compliance

Get ahead of the increasing demands of new laws and regulations around the world and comply with existing regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA Privacy Rule, EU-U.S. Privacy Shield, GLBA, PIPEDA, DPDP, and the SOC 2 Privacy Trust Principle.

Vulnerability & Penetration Testing

Vulnerability & Penetration Testing

We provide services such as Red Team, NVLAP, PCI SLC, code analysis, and software certifications. Identify threats first with proactive cyber security vulnerability and penetration testing services you need to find and prevent risks to your business before hackers or malicious insiders do.

IT Policies & Governance

IT Policies & Governance

Governance is the foundation for ALL Proactive Cyber Security, Financial Compliance and Policy programs by outlining the structure, authority, and processes needed to execute the organization's mission to remain compliant. We provide policies and procedures aligned with every compliance framework the compliance community offers.

Cybervisor® Advisory Services

Cybervisor® Advisory Services

Start-ups to multinationals across all business sectors and all jurisdictions depend on our preeminently qualified proactive cyber security assistance to implement effective controls and countermeasures. Avoid breaches, litigation, regulatory fines, and industry sanctions with our Proactive Cyber Security services.

Expert Publications

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CISA and Cross-Sector Cybersecurity Performance 

CISA’s Cross-Sector Cybersecurity Performance Goals (CPGs) reflect the federal government’s effort to raise the baseline for basic cybersecurity effectiveness. CPG 2.0 breaks away from the idea of a strict framework, instead establishing a strategic, outcome-driven baseline for cybersecurity performance that cuts across industries, operating environments, and organizational maturity levels.

For CISOs, CIOs, and compliance officers, the value of CPG 2.0 lies in its reframing of cybersecurity as a set of measurable performance expectations anchored in governance and risk management.

 

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How to Navigate Evolving State Privacy Laws

There isn’t a country-wide privacy law in the U.S., much to the chagrin of states and American businesses that thrive on clarity. While frameworks like GovRAMP exist, they aren’t enforced by the government and serve more as a blueprint than a law. Now, however, state-level privacy regulation has begun to fill the gap.

With multiple state privacy laws taking effect or expanding at the start of the year, privacy is now an operational, security, and governance issue that directly affects how organizations collect, store, share, and protect data. For many businesses, 2026 marks the year when privacy compliance becomes just another cost of doing business.

 

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Tech Debt and Reliance on Open-Source Security

Open-source software is the cornerstone of most IT platforms and infrastructure. This reliance extends beyond major applications; most software worldwide relies, in part, on even the smallest OSS library that solves a critical problem. 

For businesses subject to FedRAMP, CMMC, and other federal jurisdictions, this is a solid way to plan their compliance. As we’re seeing, however, OSS is just as vulnerable as other software (if not more) due to the nature of decentralized development. This has become such an issue that even members of Congress are starting to pay attention.

 

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Why Risk Reduction Matters for Compliance

Federal cybersecurity has long since moved beyond compliance for its own sake. Still,  one of the most persistent and dangerous mistakes organizations continue to make is equating compliance with security.

This article repeats a common message that we’ve been hammering home for years: that risk reduction, not box-checking, must be the organizing principle of modern cybersecurity programs, particularly for organizations operating in regulated or government-adjacent environments.

 

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