Think your business is compliant?
Maybe. Maybe not.
Because here’s the hard truth: Most companies aren’t as compliant as they think they are. And with ransomware on the rise and regulatory fines getting steeper, “probably fine” isn’t good enough anymore.
Here’s what usually happens:
But no one is. And then:
🚨 An auditor requests logs you don’t have.
🚨 A new regulation applies to your industry—and no one updated your policy.
🚨 A breach occurs because MFA wasn’t enabled company-wide.
Suddenly, you’re in hot water.
You allow users to save sensitive data locally
Remote desktops or not—if someone’s laptop is storing client data, you’ve got risk.
You don’t audit permissions regularly
Does that ex-employee from last year still have access to your systems? You’d be surprised.
Your patching is manual or inconsistent
Every missed update is a potential backdoor.
You have no formal incident response plan
If your team doesn’t know what to do when things go wrong, you’re not compliant.
You assume your MSP “has it covered”
Many IT providers monitor systems—but don’t document compliance or help with audits.
Depending on your industry, you might need to meet:
Each has different rules, but they all share the same foundation: visibility, control, and accountability.
We work with businesses that need to take compliance seriously—but don’t want to hire a team of auditors to do it.
Our approach includes:
We’ve helped firms pass SOC 2 audits, navigate HIPAA questions, and avoid six-figure fines from data slip-ups.
The best time to get compliant was yesterday. The second-best time is right now.
Book a consultation and let’s talk about how Whitehat can help you lock down your environment, document your processes, and stop worrying about “what if.”
Because “hope” is not a compliance strategy.