Regulatory Compliance
HIPAA, HITECH, & ABA Guidelines
Expanding businesses often face a “compliance wall” as they enter new markets or handle more sensitive data. Many industry regulations have seen major updates in 2026 and rightly so. Risks are increasing thanks to AI and the proliferation of successful hacking techniques.
Brandie Kayser leverages an MBA in Healthcare Administration and over 20 years of medical technology experience to lead your organization through the rigors of HIPAA and HITECH compliance. She has made regulatory compliance her specialty, expanding her expertise into other regulated industries like the Law and Finance.
She will build a culture of compliance within your organization that protects you from liability and enhances your reputation with clients. Can you imagine how uncomfortable it would be to have to inform your clients that their most private information is now up for sale, and it’s your fault? The damage to your reputation and the loss of client trust can not be overstated.
From architecting HIPAA-compliant SharePoint Hubs to managing the governance policies of sensitive data repositories, we ensure your digital transformation stays within legal guardrails. Whether you are a healthcare provider managing PACS and EMR systems or a law firm protecting client confidentiality, our Fractional CISO services provide the oversight needed to navigate complex regulatory audits and maintain industry-leading standards for data integrity.
- Healthcare Compliance: Expert navigation of HIPAA and HITECH requirements for medical technology and ensuring meaningful use, and cybersecurity requirements are met.
- Legal Industry Standards: Instituting cybersecurity best practices based on ABA guidelines, Model Rule 1.6, and NY SHIELD Act for law firms.
- Governance Policies: Creating and implementing internal data handling, MFA, IAM, and privacy protocols.
- Secure Repositories: Migrating sensitive documents to compliant, encrypted cloud environments.
Annual risk assessments are now required by many major compliance frameworks. HIPAA, and SEC Rule S_P have seen major over-hauls in 2026 that now require regular vulnerability scanning and penetration testing that must be documented.
