Compliance Readiness.
We simplify compliance so you can amplify security.
From Burden to Advantage.
Achieve audit readiness and get the executive visibility you actually need.
We prepare you for regulatory audits, industry certifications, and governance reviews by identifying and closing security gaps before formal assessments.

We start from where you are! We can help you:
- Assess policies, procedures, and standards against regulatory frameworks
- Validate documentation is practical, clear, and aligned with business operations
- Identify outdated, missing, or overlapping content
- Review control evidence to confirm alignment with documented procedures
- Conduct workshops with stakeholders to validate real-world execution
- Identify compliance evidence gaps or inconsistencies
- Recommend updates or create new documentation to meet regulatory requirements
- Standardize terminology and align policies with frameworks (e.g., ISO, SOC 2, HITRUST)
- Ensure documentation supports both compliance and internal governance
Head into your audit with confidence, not trepidation.
Our team can help with all aspects of preparation. We guide you as you:
Perform a Gap Assessment: Compare your current state against the selected framework’s requirements.
Prioritize Remediation Activities: Develop a roadmap to address identified gaps, focusing first on high-risk areas or foundational controls.
Deliver Gaps Prioritized with Timeline: Work with relevant teams to build or strengthen the required technical, administrative, and physical controls to meet framework expectations. Create or update policies, procedures, risk assessments, and other required artifacts that demonstrate compliance.
Prepare for Assessment or Audit: Prepare evidence, coordinate internal testing, and engage with external auditors or assessors as needed.
Cybersecurity felt like an overwhelming undertaking for a company of our size, but Reveal Risk took the guesswork out of what to implement. As a resource, Reveal Risk has exceeded our expectations and we won’t hesitate to include them in our future data security projects.
We can help you align with the most relevant industry frameworks or regulations and forecast out by months or years.
- Conduct a Discovery Session: Start with a discussion to understand industry, business model, data types handled.
- Assess Legal and Regulatory Obligations: Identify any mandatory compliance frameworks based on location, sector, and services.
- Evaluate Business Goals and Risk Appetite: Determine if seeking certification (e.g., ISO 27001, SOC 2), wants to improve security posture, or meet specific customer demands to guide framework selection.
- Map Frameworks to Needs: Present a shortlist of suitable frameworks (e.g., NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CIS Controls, SOC 2) with pros/cons.

Compliance is the baseline; confidence is the differentiator.
- Review Framework Requirements: Start by analyzing the chosen framework’s requirements to understand what elements typically fall within scope.
- Conduct a Business and Asset Inventory: Identify business processes, information assets, systems, applications, third parties, and data flows to determine relevance.
- Define Objectives and Compliance Drivers: Clarify why the client is pursuing compliance to help focus the scope on what matters most.
- Validate Scope with Stakeholders: Align the proposed scope with key stakeholders (IT, legal, compliance, leadership) to ensure accuracy, feasibility, and buy-in before moving into detailed gap assessment or implementation.

It's time to lock in; we get you to the point of confidence.
- Perform a Gap Assessment: Compare your current state against the selected framework’s requirements.
- Prioritize Remediation Activities: Develop a roadmap to address identified gaps, focusing first on high-risk areas or foundational controls.
- Deliver Gaps Prioritized with Timeline: Work with relevant teams to build or strengthen the required technical, administrative, and physical controls to meet framework expectations. Create or update policies, procedures, risk assessments, and other required artifacts that demonstrate compliance.
- Prepare for Assessment or Audit: Begin preparing evidence, coordinate internal testing, and engage with external auditors or assessors as needed.

We can help you align with the most relevant industry frameworks or regulations and forecast out by months or years.
- Conduct a Discovery Session: Start with a discussion to understand industry, business model, data types handled.
- Assess Legal and Regulatory Obligations: Identify any mandatory compliance frameworks based on location, sector, and services.
- Evaluate Business Goals and Risk Appetite: Determine if seeking certification (e.g., ISO 27001, SOC 2), wants to improve security posture, or meet specific customer demands to guide framework selection.
- Map Frameworks to Needs: Present a shortlist of suitable frameworks (e.g., NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CIS Controls, SOC 2) with pros/cons.

Compliance is the baseline; confidence is the differentiator.
- Review Framework Requirements: Start by analyzing the chosen framework’s requirements to understand what elements typically fall within scope.
- Conduct a Business and Asset Inventory: Identify business processes, information assets, systems, applications, third parties, and data flows to determine relevance.
- Define Objectives and Compliance Drivers: Clarify why the client is pursuing compliance to help focus the scope on what matters most.
- Validate Scope with Stakeholders: Align the proposed scope with key stakeholders (IT, legal, compliance, leadership) to ensure accuracy, feasibility, and buy-in before moving into detailed gap assessment or implementation.

It's time to lock in and get to the point of true pre-audit confidence.
- Perform a Gap Assessment: Compare your current state against the selected framework’s requirements.
- Prioritize Remediation Activities: Develop a roadmap to address identified gaps, focusing first on high-risk areas or foundational controls.
- Deliver Gaps Prioritized with Timeline: Work with relevant teams to build or strengthen the required technical, administrative, and physical controls to meet framework expectations. Create or update policies, procedures, risk assessments, and other required artifacts that demonstrate compliance.
- Prepare for Assessment or Audit: Begin preparing evidence, coordinate internal testing, and engage with external auditors or assessors as needed.

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