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Compliance in Pittsburgh
IT Compliance The demands of businesses meeting compliance requirements are drastically increasing due to the global increase in data loss and security threats. The cost of hiring educated internal IT
IT Compliance
The demands of businesses meeting compliance requirements are drastically increasing due to the global increase in data loss and security threats. The cost of hiring educated internal IT professionals to meet those compliance needs is also rising. IT Compliance has never been more critical.
PGH Networks can protect your business from cyber threats and help you maintain Compliance.
Rest peacefully knowing that your business’s security and IT Compliance requirements are being taken care of. Our solution provides a team of IT professionals with a wealth of knowledge in various technological environments. You will be provided with sound and solid professional advice to help you stay up to speed with your evolving industry compliance requirements.
PGH Networks will recommend, implement, and integrate technology that will make your business more productive, cost-efficient, and secure. With a thorough analysis of your infrastructure, we can determine the health of your technology and guide what you should use and how to use it in the most efficient ways, thus unlocking the full potential of your business through technology.
A tailored approach to IT compliance.
As a Managed Service Provider, we recognize that organizations may have multiple compliance standards to meet, depending on the type of data being collected, stored, and utilized. Most commonly are HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996), PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard), SOC2 (Systems and Organizational Controls), SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002), and GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation.)
Compliance centers around managing and mitigating risks associated with data collection.
There are three areas to focus on when addressing Compliance. The first area is identifying risks, while the second is protecting against those risks. And finally, communicating quickly and efficiently when a compliance issue does occur.
PGH Networks can help you put a plan in place to ensure that you are constantly in Compliance.
The risks of not meeting Compliance are steep and costly.
An organization faces a high risk when not meeting compliance standards. Aside from the cost of downtime associated with the incident, whether a natural disaster or security breach, there is an additional cost associated with non-compliance.
- Large Fines & Penalties
- Legal & Liability Fees
- Loss of Business Reputation
- Loss of Client Trust
Contact PGH Networks to get on a better security and compliance path today!
Compliance-Based Requirements
- CIS Controls v8
- CMMC 2.0
- EU GDPR
- HIPPA
- NIST 800-171
- NIST CSF
- PCI DSS
- SOC 2
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Frequently asked questions
Which compliance frameworks do you support?
We work with the frameworks most common to our clients, including HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, SOX, GDPR, CMMC 2.0, NIST 800-171, NIST CSF, and CIS Controls v8. Which ones apply to you depends on your industry and the data you handle, and many businesses need to satisfy more than one at once.
What happens if we fail to meet a compliance requirement?
Beyond the direct cost of an incident, non-compliance can mean fines, legal and liability exposure, and lasting damage to client trust — often outweighing the cost of the compliance work itself. That's the case for treating compliance as ongoing rather than something to fix after an audit notice arrives.
We already have some security tools in place — do we still need a compliance review?
Usually yes, since tools alone don't equal compliance. Frameworks require documented policies, evidence you can produce during an audit, and processes for identifying and responding to issues, not just the technical controls themselves. We assess what you have against what the specific framework requires and close the gaps.
How do you help during an actual audit?
We help identify risks ahead of time, implement the technical and policy controls a framework requires, and prepare the evidence you'll need to show an auditor — so there shouldn't be surprises by the time the audit happens.
Can one IT setup satisfy multiple compliance requirements at once?
Often, yes — many frameworks overlap significantly on core controls like access management, encryption, logging, and incident response. We build toward the strictest framework you're subject to where they overlap, which usually covers the others with less duplicated work than treating each one separately.