Independent IT Compliance Services

IT compliance services are independent assessments that verify whether your systems, software, and processes meet a required security, accessibility, or privacy standard. The result is documented evidence you can show a customer, regulator, or partner that requires proof of conformance.

For many frameworks, an independent assessment isn't just reassuring, it's the requirement: the standard calls for an assessor with no stake in the result. That independence is also what makes the documentation credible. TestPros sells no software, control implementation, or managed services, so the findings stand on evidence.

They are different things, and the difference matters. An assessment tells you where you stand against a standard: what is in place, what is missing, and what to fix. A certification is a formal decision issued by an accredited certifying body. For standards like NIST 800-171, NIST 800-53, FISMA, Section 508, and ADA, an independent assessment is what the requirement calls for, and the TestPros report is your assessment of record. For CMMC, FedRAMP, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and HITRUST, an accredited body issues the decision and our work is the readiness and evidence behind it. No firm can certify you against GDPR or CCPA, whatever the marketing says.

Any organization that must prove conformance to a standard it doesn't control. That includes companies selling to government (CMMC, NIST 800-171), organizations bound directly by law (HIPAA, GDPR), and businesses whose customers or partners require proof, such as an enterprise client demanding SOC 2 before signing.

Less than most people expect. For a website assessment we can often build an initial scope from just the URL. Deeper engagements benefit from system access, credentials, or a staging environment, and we define exactly what's needed up front so there are no surprises.

It depends on the scope: how many systems are in play, how many standards apply, and how much of your documentation already exists. What does not vary is that you get a timeline along with the scope before any work begins, so the delivery date is agreed at the start rather than discovered at the end.

Less than you might fear. The engagement is scoped up front to minimize the load on your staff, whose involvement is mainly providing access and answering targeted questions. You'll know the expected time commitment before any work begins.

All client data and deliverables are kept in FedRAMP-authorized secure storage, with encryption, strict access controls, and audit logging. TestPros also signs a non-disclosure agreement before the engagement begins, so your systems and findings stay confidential.

You receive a formal report and supporting documents, with findings structured to map directly into your ticketing system, whether Jira, Azure DevOps, or another tool. Each finding carries a severity rating, the relevant standard reference, and a remediation target, so your team can action it without re-keying.

Yes, within the limits that keep an assessment credible. Document and PDF remediation is a core service: we remediate the file and validate that it conforms. For websites and applications, most clients hand our findings to their own developers, since every finding carries a standard reference, a severity, and a remediation target. We take on code remediation where the project fits. What we never do is sell you a tool or build the program we are hired to independently assess.

Yes. TestPros retests remediated findings and updates the report to reflect what's resolved. This regression testing closes the loop, so your final documentation shows your corrected state, not just the issues found on the first pass.

Pricing depends on the standard, the scope, and the complexity of the systems involved, so there's no flat rate. The scoping conversation at the start of every engagement establishes both the scope and the cost before any work begins.