Compliance & Security Consulting
Align your business with government regulations and proper security protocols for maximum protection.
For hospitals, pharmacies, doctor’s offices, and other health care organizations, HIPAA compliance guarantees security of patient’s healthcare records and personally identifiable information.
Any business that accepts credit cards for payment must securely handle and store client information.
Contractors and subcontractors for the US Department of Defense must follow very stringent controls with respect to Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and general cyber security hygiene.
Contractors and subcontractors for the US Department of Defense must follow very stringent controls with respect to Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and general cyber security hygiene.
Outside of any specific industry regulations, organizations’ risk management teams often have complex control matrices derived from NIST 800-53(Rev.5) or equivalent controls to impose on their vendors.
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Identify security gaps and vulnerabilities
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Protect your business against numerous threats, such as data breaches and malicious attacks.
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Professional Services
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Finance & Insurance
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Non-Profit & Government
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Healthcare & Medical
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Legal & Law Firms
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Retail & eCommerce
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The University of Maryland’s statistics state that cyberattacks occur every 39 seconds.
It’s time to act now.
Our industry-aligned experts understand the cyber challenges that businesses face and how to mitigate them.
We’re ready to help.
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Receive a security posture assessment
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Understand your current security stance and clearly relay it to your team.
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Guided organization-based risks
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Understand the threats that can impact aspects of your entire organization, including revenue, retention, and reputation.
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External and internal vulnerabilities
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Discover what gaps lie in your network security protocols, from both inside and outside of your organization’s network.
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Directory services path testing
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Find out what employees can actually do with the privileges and access that they are provided with.
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Active directory health and security
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Safeguard your directory service against hackers to prevent user or company information from being compromised.
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Current Documentation
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Recognize any gaps between your written policies and actual procedures.
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Compliance Reviews
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Ensure adherence to all standards associated with your industry and business.
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Ace your next audit
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Understand each of your controls and how they fit into the broader audit process.
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Review and update control activities to ensure that they meet the necessary control requirements. Identify the gaps and take appropriate measures to address them.Organize
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Ensure that you can present correct, recent artifacts for each control requirement.Guide
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Receive assistance from our experienced team through the entire audit process.
We’ll have a collaborative discussion with you about our top recommendations for your business.
These items are specific and ranked, so you’ll have a clear snapshot of your compliance and security positions and next steps.
We can help implement these measures and lead staff training sessions to ensure a smooth transition.
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FAQ
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Simply put, an internal control is a set of policies and procedures designed to accomplish something good or prevent something badlike divulging confidential customer information.
Every individual compliance will have clear documentation on what “internal controls” are required as well as financial penalties for non-compliance, which can be significant.
Yes. We will work with you to understand your business processes, the systems you use, the current controls you have in place, and which compliance regulations apply to you.
The most common engagement that we execute is a gap analysis where we produce a report with recommendations on where your organization stands with respect to a particular compliance standard and identification of controls your company can benefit from adding.
Yes. We offer a full range of IT solutions including 24/7 support to keep your business compliant and running smoothly. Learn more about our managed services plans here.
No. An accredited auditor’s role is to confirm whether your business is or is not in compliance with a particular standard. It’s a pass/fail analysis.
Miles Technologies has greater organizational flexibility to help your business succeed. We provide solutions to close the gaps rather than merely identifying that a gap exists.
Our expert industry consultants specialize in all facets of your industry. Our analysis includes solutions tailored to your industry and the specific focus of your business.
Yes. We respond quickly to cyber attacks, isolate and resolve the incident, and help find and fix vulnerabilities in your systems so you don’t have to worry about the same kind of attack occurring again.
Risk assessment is the very first stage of any good cyber security plan. Four primary categories of business risk assessment include:
- compliance assessments
- external/internal vulnerability assessments
- penetration testing
- social engineering tests.
We utilize the 6 Stages of Incident Response, which are: Preparation, Identification, Containment, Eradication, Recovery, and Lessons Learned. Read more about incident response here.
The University of Maryland’s statistics state that cyberattacks occur every 39 seconds and impact 1 in 3 Americans every year. According to IBM, the average cost of a data breach is $3.86 million. However, companies that contain a breach in less than 30 days saved more than $1 million on average compared to those that took longer.
