Different vocabularies. The same work.
We work with five industries most often — defense contractors, healthcare organizations, professional services, financial services, and manufacturing. Different regulators, different acronyms, different audit cycles. The pattern doesn't change: scope honestly, document well, fix the right things first, defend the work in front of someone who's paid to find holes.
Each page is written for the people who actually have to deal with it.
No shared "compliance" bucket. The vocabularies are too different, and the buyers are too smart to be talked down to. Pick the page that matches your world — or scroll past, if none of them do, and we'll cover that case at the bottom.
Defense Contractors.
For DoD primes and subs facing CMMC.
Boundary scoping. System Security Plans that auditors actually approve. POA&M and remediation. GCC High decisions (most don't need it). SPRS submission support. Pre-assessment audits before the C3PAO walks in.
If your prime sent you a flow-down clause and a calendar — this is the page.
Read the full page →Healthcare Organizations.
For practices, clinics, and groups under HIPAA.
Risk Analysis and Risk Management Plan. AI tool governance for scribes and copilots. Business Associate Agreement program. Breach response. Workforce training that's actually useful. Cyber insurance renewal support.
If your AI scribe vendor sent a BAA you don't fully understand — this is the page.
Read the full page →Professional Services.
For law, accounting, consulting, advisory, and financial firms.
Client security questionnaire response. AI governance for client work. Wire fraud prevention. Document retention and e-discovery readiness. SOC 2 / ISO 27001 readiness. Cyber insurance renewal support.
If your biggest client just sent a 30-page security questionnaire — this is the page.
Read the full page →Financial Services.
For RIAs, broker-dealers, community banks, fintechs, family offices.
Written Information Security Program (WISP). Written Supervisory Procedures (WSPs). 23 NYCRR 500 compliance for NY-touching firms. Vendor risk and due diligence. Cyber + D&O insurance support. Incident response with 4-day SEC and 72-hour NYDFS reporting clocks built in.
If your last exam letter mentioned "AI" or your insurance renewal questionnaire grew this year — this is the page.
Read the full page →Manufacturing.
For discrete and process manufacturers, distributors, OEMs, contract shops.
Customer audit and SOC 2 readiness. OT segmentation and ICS hardening (NIST 800-82, IEC 62443). AI governance for vision systems, predictive maintenance, and planning. Ransomware preparedness. Supply chain vendor management. CMMC if you serve DoD.
If your biggest customer wants a SOC 2 by Q3 — or a peer manufacturer just had a bad week with ransomware — this is the page.
Read the full page →The acronyms differ. The pattern is identical.
After enough engagements across DoD, healthcare, and professional services, you start seeing the same shapes underneath. Three things travel across all three.
Each industry has an audit cycle, and it never stops.
CMMC has its assessment window. HIPAA has the OCR complaint that triggers the audit you didn't expect. Professional services has the vendor questionnaire that arrives every renewal. Different forms, same rhythm — and the businesses that prepare in advance pay less than the ones that scramble.
AI changed the conversation everywhere at once.
The exact same pressure shows up across all three: tools entering the business before the policies do, vendors claiming more compliance than they can actually deliver, regulators sharpening their pencils. Defense contractors got it through DoD AI guidance. Healthcare got it through OCR's AI focus. Professional services got it through the bar opinions and AICPA guidance. Same problem, three vocabularies.
The work pattern is identical.
Scope honestly. Document well. Fix the right things first. Defend the work in front of someone who's paid to find holes. The acronym on the cover changes — CMMC, HIPAA, SOC 2 — but what's underneath looks the same once you've done it a few times. That's why we move fast across industries: the muscle memory is shared, even when the language isn't.
If your industry isn't listed, the work probably still maps.
We've built deep pages for the five industries we work with most. We work with plenty of others — construction and engineering, property management, distribution and logistics, specialty retail, staffing, real estate, more. The pattern travels across all of them. Pick the closest path below.
Operators page.
If you run a real-world business — building, manufacturing, distributing, delivering — and need IT, security, compliance, and AI handled by someone who'll answer the phone, the Operators page is the right starting point.
See the Operators page →Take the AI Readiness Scorecard.
Cross-industry. Twelve questions, a real grade, no email gate. A useful first read on where your business actually stands on AI, regardless of what regulator you answer to.
Start the Scorecard →Talk to a strategist.
Your industry isn't on this page yet, but the question is real. Bring it. We'll tell you what we'd look for, what we'd likely find, and what it would cost to fix — or who you should be talking to instead.
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