INSC is SOC 2 compliant — meaning our own security controls and data handling have been independently audited and verified. When we help your business with compliance, we’re guiding you through a process we’ve completed ourselves.
Compliance is not just a checklist. It is an ongoing commitment to managing risk, protecting data, and demonstrating accountability to the clients, regulators, and insurers who depend on it. INSC’s SOC 2 certification means we’ve gone through a rigorous, independent audit of our own security controls — and passed.
INSC participated in all three stages of the SOC 2 assessment: a readiness assessment covering governance, information security, physical security, confidentiality, and privacy; a full third-party audit by an independent assessor verifying our security practices; and a detailed official report issued by a CPA firm. The standards we recommend to clients are standards we operate under ourselves.
SOC 2 compliant — independently audited, not self-declared.
HIPAA compliance support for healthcare-adjacent and regulated industries.
Cyber insurance readiness — implement the controls insurers actually require.
Risk assessments, gap analysis, and documented remediation planning.
From gap assessments and policy documentation to ongoing risk management and cyber insurance readiness — INSC helps your business meet its compliance obligations without the confusion.
A thorough evaluation of your current security posture — identifying gaps between your existing controls and the requirements of your target compliance framework.
Auditors require documented policies. INSC creates and maintains the security policies, procedures, and standards your business needs to demonstrate compliance.
Gap analysis, control implementation, and audit preparation for SOC 2 compliance — guided by a team that has been through the process itself.
From implementing EMR software to managing HIPAA compliance, INSC helps healthcare-adjacent organisations meet their obligations under the Privacy and Security Rules.
Network segmentation, access controls, patch management, and logging configured to align with PCI-DSS requirements for businesses handling cardholder data.
Identify and implement the specific security controls — MFA, EDR, backup verification — that cyber insurers require before issuing or renewing coverage.
Compliance is not a one-time project. INSC provides ongoing risk monitoring, vulnerability scanning, and regular reviews to keep your posture current as threats evolve.
Collect, organise, and maintain the evidence auditors request — access logs, patch records, incident reports — so audit time isn't a scramble for documentation.
Most compliance frameworks require documented employee security training. INSC delivers and tracks training across your team to satisfy this requirement.
Compliance requirements are growing more complex and more strictly enforced. INSC’s compliance and risk management services are built for:
SOC 2 compliance — provided through a thorough third-party assessment governed by the AICPA — evaluates IT processes, especially security. INSC completed all three stages of this assessment, receiving an official report from an independent CPA firm confirming that our controls meet the standard.
INSC provided detailed documentation for all systems and procedures — covering governance, information security, physical security, confidentiality, and privacy.
An independent assessor reviewed our systems and security practices, verifying that INSC met the standards for best practices — not just claimed to.
INSC received a detailed compliance report issued by a CPA firm — confirming our SOC 2 certification and ongoing commitment to security standards.
SOC 2 compliant means INSC’s security controls, data handling practices, and operational procedures have been independently assessed and verified by a third-party CPA firm against the AICPA’s Trust Services Criteria. For your business, it means your IT partner’s house is in order before they touch yours — and you can have confidence that sensitive data and systems handled by INSC are managed to a verified standard.
SOC 2 Type I assesses whether your controls are properly designed at a point in time. SOC 2 Type II goes further — it evaluates whether those controls have been operating effectively over a period of time, typically six to twelve months. Type II is considered the stronger and more credible of the two because it demonstrates sustained compliance, not just a snapshot.
HIPAA applies to covered entities — healthcare providers, health plans, and clearinghouses — as well as their business associates who handle protected health information (PHI). If your business receives, transmits, or stores PHI on behalf of a covered entity — even as a vendor or technology provider — you may be classified as a business associate and subject to HIPAA requirements. INSC can assess whether HIPAA applies to your organization and what obligations you need to meet.
Cyber insurers increasingly require specific technical controls before issuing or renewing a policy. The most commonly required include: multi-factor authentication on email and remote access, endpoint detection and response (EDR), verified and tested backup procedures, email security and filtering, patch management processes, and documented incident response plans. INSC can assess your current controls against insurer requirements and implement any gaps before your renewal date.
It depends significantly on the framework and your starting point. A cyber insurance readiness assessment and remediation can typically be completed within four to eight weeks. SOC 2 Type II compliance requires a sustained observation period — often six to twelve months of controlled operations — before the audit. INSC will assess your current posture, identify the gaps, and give you a realistic timeline during your initial consultation.
Whether you're working toward SOC 2, navigating HIPAA requirements, or preparing for a cyber insurance renewal, INSC has the experience and certifications to guide you through it. Start with a free consultation.
