BBS Total Compliance

Compliance is not
a one-time checklist

Not every business carries the same requirements. Where your industry does, HIPAA for medical and dental, card requirements for payments, the frameworks your clients and insurers ask about, we bring controls, assessments, policies, and documentation into one program.

The program

Four parts, kept current

Most businesses fail a review not because controls were never built, but because nobody maintained the evidence that they exist.

01

Requirements review

Establish which requirements actually apply to your business, rather than assuming the worst case.

02

Risk assessment

Identify where your current environment falls short, documented in a form a reviewer will accept.

03

Controls and remediation

Close the gaps in priority order, so the highest risks are handled first.

04

Policies and documentation

Written policies your staff can follow, and evidence kept current instead of rebuilt in a panic.

Who this applies to

Requirements by industry

If your industry is not listed, you may still have obligations through contracts, clients, or your insurer. Ask and we will tell you plainly.

Dental practices

HIPAA obligations around patient records, imaging, and the systems that hold them.

Medical & healthcare

HIPAA security controls, access management, and documented safeguards for clinical systems.

Financial services

Client data protection and records that hold up to examiner and auditor scrutiny.

Businesses taking card payments

Requirements that come with processing payments, regardless of your industry.

Contractors and suppliers

Security requirements passed down through customer contracts, common for manufacturers serving larger firms.

Anyone carrying cyber insurance

Insurers increasingly require specific controls, and a claim can be denied without them.

When is your next review?

If the answer is “we are not sure” or “we will deal with it then,” that is the moment to talk. Preparation is far cheaper than remediation.

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