My Security — security that operates 24/7

Demand a specific number in writing, not a promise to respond quickly. Critical incidents under My Security carry a 15-minute response SLA, 24/7, and that clock starts the moment the incident is flagged — not when someone gets around to it. Ask whether your current provider's SLA is contractual or just a talking point; ours is contractual and reported on monthly.

The 60-day clock is the HIPAA Breach Notification Rule deadline to notify affected individuals once a covered entity discovers PHI was exposed, and it starts immediately — which is why the investigation itself can't become the bottleneck. Incident Response & Recovery handles containment, forensics, and root-cause investigation inside the 15-minute critical SLA, and documents findings your compliance team and counsel can use to make the notification call; Technijian supplies the evidence, not the legal determination.

It means a documented, always-on managed detection and response service — not just antivirus — plus a measurable, recurring phishing-simulation program with tracked click and report rates. My Security bundles both: 24/7 detection and response across EDR/XDR, SIEM, and email security, alongside security-awareness training and simulated phishing campaigns, so the renewal questionnaire gets answered with evidence instead of guesses.

At minimum: a defined incident-declaration trigger, a containment procedure, a forensic-preservation step, and the exact DoD reporting channel and timeline — the 72-hour clock runs from discovery, not from when the paperwork starts. Assessment & Governance builds and rehearses this playbook in advance through tabletop exercises, so the version used during a real incident isn't being written for the first time under pressure. See the full CMMC Level 2 Readiness page →

Most FINRA cybersecurity exams look for evidence of a working program, not a specific product list — continuous monitoring, a documented incident-response plan, and access controls you can demonstrate with logs, not describe from memory. Assessment & Governance maps your existing environment against the exam's actual control areas first, so remediation targets the real gaps instead of replacing tools that already pass muster. See the full RIA cybersecurity page →

A managed detection and response subscription is priced per endpoint, per month, specifically so a growth-stage company doesn't have to hire a five-person team to get round-the-clock coverage. The Managed Detection & Response engagement model gives you follow-the-sun analyst monitoring, the 15-minute critical SLA, and monthly reporting for one predictable monthly rate instead of multiple full-time security salaries.

Pair a point-in-time deep penetration test with continuous external attack-surface scanning in between, so a new exposure doesn't sit undetected for a year between engagements. Assessment & Governance pairs with Nexus Assess + Pulse for exactly this combination — scheduled penetration testing plus ongoing scanning of what's actually exposed to the internet.

The number that matters most usually isn't the ransom demand — it's the operational downtime, the incident-response and legal spend, and the cyber-insurance premium impact afterward, which combined typically dwarf the ransom itself. Incident Response & Recovery is built to shrink every driver of that total: faster containment reduces downtime, a rehearsed playbook reduces legal and forensic hours, and a documented control set is exactly what insurers want to see at renewal.