Compliance as anoperating system.
Compliance programs fail because they're treated as projects. Simvay treats them as living programs: evidence operations, governance cadence, and continuous improvement, all anchored to the real requirements you face.
- Ohio public-sector obligations
- NIST CSF 2.0
- CJIS
- HIPAA
- PCI DSS
- State education data privacy
Built around theobligations you actually face.
We work with small and mid-sized businesses, and with the public sector and critical infrastructure (Ohio public bodies and law enforcement agencies among them). The frameworks below reflect what those clients are accountable for.
Ohio Public Sector
Cybersecurity program structuring, evidence operations, and reporting for Ohio public bodies subject to state cybersecurity obligations.
- Program scoping against statutory requirements
- Required policy and procedure design
- Incident notification workflow
- Annual reporting evidence package
NIST CSF 2.0
Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover, implemented as an operating system rather than a one-time assessment.
- Current and target profile development
- Tier-aligned roadmap with budget impact
- Control mapping to existing tooling
- Continuous improvement cadence
Sector frameworks
Mapping and evidence operations for the frameworks our clients actually face: CJIS, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and state education data privacy.
- Crosswalks against your existing program
- Gap remediation prioritized by risk
- Audit-ready evidence libraries
- Sustained re-evidence operations
One place where the program lives.
Simvay runs each compliance program with its policies, evidence, and findings tracked in one place. That replaces the spreadsheet-and-shared-drive sprawl that breaks most programs by year two.
- Policy & procedure repository
- Evidence library & versioning
- Control attestation workflow
- Audit reporting export
- Statutory reporting packages
- Framework alignment
An audit or renewalon the calendar?
Start with a free working session on the obligations you face and where your program stands, and a plain recommendation on where to start.
