Compliance you have.
Not compliance you cram for.

Traditional compliance is a snapshot. You scramble for 30 days, pass the audit, then ignore it for 11 months while threats keep coming. Continuous compliance flips that. AccuSights Comply monitors your controls year-round, collects evidence automatically, and keeps your evidence current every day, so compliance is something you have, not something you cram for.

CMMC 2.0, HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, CIS Controls, GDPR, EU NIS2 and FINRA, plus the rest of our 18-framework catalogue, including NIST SP 800-171, NYDFS Part 500 and the FTC Safeguards Rule. Our engine cross-maps evidence across frameworks, so work you do for one counts toward the others.

Not necessarily. Comply connects in read-only mode to your evidence sources and verifies controls automatically, with no write access. An agent is optional: it collects evidence from devices and servers that have no other source.

Some compliance-automation platforms treat the badge as the goal. We treat compliance as a byproduct of being secure. Comply automates the evidence and policies, but it sits on top of real security work from Assess and Protect, so your attestation reflects an actual locked door, not just paperwork.

Yes. The AI engine benchmarks your environment against your target frameworks, identifies exactly where the gaps are, and generates tailored policies that move you toward certification readiness. You get policies written for your business, not generic templates you have to rewrite.

No. AccuSights is not a C3PAO and does not certify anyone. We get you ready: scoping, the gap assessment, your SSP and POA&M, an honest SPRS score and the fixes. Third-party Level 2 assessments were paused in July 2026, but DFARS 7012, NIST SP 800-171 and SPRS still apply. Paused, not gone.Source: DefenseScoop, 13 July 2026

Not from the government. HHS says covered entities are not required to certify compliance with the Security Rule and does not endorse any certification. What regulators ask for is evidence: a current risk analysis, policies people follow and safeguards that work. That is what we help you build.Source: HHS Security Rule FAQ

Four things: what you have (devices, accounts, cloud apps, data), how it is protected, where the gaps are, and what to fix first. You get a written report in plain words, a ranked roadmap with a cost and an owner for each fix, and the frameworks that apply to you. Not a scanner printout.

Yes. We assess against one control set, built on CIS Controls v8.1, and map it to each framework that applies to you: HIPAA, CMMC, SOC 2, PCI DSS or others. One piece of evidence then answers several auditors, which keeps the work and the cost down.

Each control is checked against your environment on a schedule, drift raises a ticket before it becomes an audit exception, and the evidence for every framework comes from the same checks. We re-assess on a set rhythm, so the roadmap stays true between audits and not just on audit day.

No. Many clients have a trusted IT provider or managed service provider, and they do the work. We write the plan so they can follow it, answer their questions, and verify each fix in your real setup. If you have no provider, or yours is stretched, we do it ourselves.