Security & Compliance

Security that supports the business

Practical controls that improve security, resilience, and audit readiness without creating busywork.

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A framework-aligned approach (NIST / NIS and beyond)

Many organizations want a clear way to measure and improve security. We can help map your current state and prioritize next steps in a way that aligns with recognized frameworks like:

  • PCI Compliance Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
  • CIS Controls a practical “do these first” baseline
  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) identify, protect, detect, respond, recover
  • NIST SP 800-series policy and control guidance
  • NIS / NIS2 risk management and reporting expectations
  • ISO 27001 concepts governance, risk, and continuous improvement
What you get
  • Clear priority list (risk-based)
  • Security baselines and quick wins
  • Documentation that users can follow
  • Incident readiness and recovery planning
  • Ongoing monitoring & improvement
Identity & Access
MFA, least privilege, secure onboarding/offboarding, and role-based access to reduce exposure.
Endpoint & Server Security
Hardening, patching, EDR/AV, device control, and secure configurations that stick.
Backup & Resilience
Backups with retention, recovery testing, and business continuity planning aligned to your risk.
Network Security
Segmentation, firewall policy, secure Wi-Fi, remote access, and visibility into what’s happening.
Incident Readiness
Practical response plans, escalation paths, and log collection so you’re ready when it matters.
Policies & Evidence
Short, usable policies and recurring checks that support compliance and audit conversations.
Start with a security baseline
If you’re not sure where to begin, we can help you establish a baseline (inventory, access, patching, backups), then layer on controls that match your organization’s risk, industry, and budget.
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Note: We can align your controls to common frameworks, but we do not claim certification unless explicitly stated in an agreement.

A good starting point includes MFA, endpoint protection, patching, secure backups, email security, strong passwords, least privilege, account reviews, and basic user security awareness.

Yes. Fortifi IT can help review technical questions, identify gaps, document existing controls, and recommend practical improvements. Fortifi IT does not guarantee insurance approval or coverage.

No. Fortifi IT can help improve security controls, documentation, and readiness, but formal compliance certification or audit work should be handled by a qualified auditor or certification body.

Yes. Fortifi IT can help with MFA, mailbox security, account review, email filtering recommendations, user awareness, secure admin access, and practical policies that reduce common account compromise risks.

Yes. Fortifi IT can help create practical policies for passwords, MFA, acceptable use, backups, incident response, access control, device handling, and onboarding or offboarding users.