Identify Requirements
Clarify which regulations apply and what kinds of data they govern.
Compliance
Robust frameworks simplified.
DevilDog positions compliance as a way to harden infrastructure, clarify priorities, and build a security program that can stand up to real scrutiny.
Compliance Group
A prescriptive approach to security and regulation
DevilDog’s compliance overview frames regulation as a hardening tool rather than a paperwork exercise. The goal is to make complex requirements more understandable while still pushing toward meaningful implementation.
The original page highlights complete business continuity planning, disaster recovery, risk identification, documented procedures, and continuous monitoring as pieces of that larger compliance program.
Specializations
Frameworks and standards referenced on the original overview page
- GLBA
- DFARS
- NIST SP 800-30
- NIST SP 800-34
- NIST SP 800-64
- FIPS 199 & 200
- CMMC
- FISMA
- NIST SP 800-39
- NIST SP 800-122
- NIST 800-53
- Data privacy
- NIST 800-171
- NIST SP 800-37
- NIST SP 800-60
- NIST SP 800-137
- NIST SP 800-18
- HIPAA
- ISO 27001
- NIST SP 800-12
- NIST SP 800-50
- NIST SP 800-115
- FedRAMP
- ONG-C2M2
Program Steps
How to start a compliance program
Assign Leadership
Appoint or outsource security leadership so accountability and reporting stay active.
Assess and Implement
Pair risk assessments with technical controls, policies, and process improvements.
Next Step
Map the frameworks that matter before you start spending against the wrong requirements
Connect with DevilDog Cybersecurity to shape a plan that matches your regulatory obligations, technical environment, and timeline.