HIPAA
Safeguards for protected health information across access, devices, and vendors.
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Most small businesses already own security tools. What they lack is someone watching them. We run detection, monitoring, and response as an operated service — not a license we sold you.

We turn compliance requirements into the day-to-day controls your team actually uses — no shelfware policies.
Safeguards for protected health information across access, devices, and vendors.
Trust-services controls and the evidence to demonstrate them to auditors.
Cardholder-data protection scoped to how your business actually processes payments.
Cybersecurity maturity controls for defense supply-chain and DoD-adjacent work.
Breaches rarely happen because a business owned no security software. They happen because an alert fired at 2am and nobody was looking at it.
Detection alerts reach a person who investigates them. An unmonitored EDR console is an expensive log file.
We isolate the endpoint, cut the session, and start containment. Telling you that you have been breached is not a service.
We deploy what your risk justifies and say so when a product is not worth its license cost to you.
The common pattern is a low headline rate, then a separate line item for each control that makes the service worth buying.
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Typical MSP Add-On Model
Security is part of the plan tiers on our pricing page, not a bolt-on quote. See what each tier includes before you talk to us.
The controls that stop the attacks small businesses actually face — credential theft, ransomware, and business email compromise.
EDR on workstations and servers, tuned so real detections are visible instead of buried under noise.
Sign-in, endpoint, and cloud logs collected centrally, so a pattern spanning three systems is still one story.
Detections are triaged around the clock. Attacks are scheduled for your weekends on purpose.
Containment, eradication, and recovery with a written timeline of what happened and what changed.
Conditional access, MFA enforcement, and legacy authentication shutdown — where most SMB intrusions begin.
Phishing and impersonation filtering, plus the mailbox rule auditing that catches an account already taken over.
Known-exploited vulnerabilities tracked and closed on a defined schedule rather than when someone remembers.
Evidence of controls in plain language, usable for insurers, clients, and audit questionnaires.

Managed cybersecurity services put someone behind the tools. Small businesses in New Hampshire and Massachusetts rarely fail because they bought nothing — they fail because an endpoint agent was never tuned, a monitoring console was never opened, and a suspicious sign-in at 2am went to an inbox nobody read until Monday.
We operate security as a service: endpoint detection and response, centralized log monitoring, identity hardening, and incident response, with alerts that reach a person who investigates them. That is the difference between owning security software and having a security program.
The intrusions we get called about follow a short list of patterns:
None of these are exotic. All of them are cheap to close before they are expensive to clean up.
This is the operational layer. Framework work is separate and builds on top of it: HIPAA compliance services for practices and healthcare vendors, SOC 1 and SOC 2 compliance when clients start sending security questionnaires, CMMC compliance for the defense supply chain, and PCI DSS compliance where card data is in scope.
Insurers have their own version of the same demand. Cyber insurance readiness work is far shorter when MFA, EDR, logging, and tested backups are already in place and documented — those are exactly the controls a renewal questionnaire asks about.
If what you need is a security decision-maker rather than day-to-day operations, our vCISO service covers strategy, risk decisions, and audit ownership.
Security holds up only when the fundamentals are maintained. Remote monitoring and management supplies the endpoint health data detection depends on, software updates and patch management closes the vulnerabilities attackers actually use, and cloud backup solutions decides whether a ransomware event is a bad week or a closed business.
We are working toward NIST alignment ourselves, and we help clients achieve HIPAA, SOC 2, CMMC, and PCI DSS outcomes. We do not claim to hold certifications we have not earned, and we would treat any provider that blurred that line as a warning sign too.
Start with a free cyber security audit and you will get a concrete list of what is exposed right now, whether or not you hire us. If you would rather talk it through first, contact us.
A sequence built so the highest-risk gaps close first, not so the engagement looks busy.
We inventory endpoints, identities, and cloud tenants, and find the controls that are licensed but not actually working.
MFA, conditional access, and legacy protocol shutdown come first, because that is where intrusions start.
EDR and log collection go in, then get tuned. Untuned tooling produces alert fatigue, which is its own vulnerability.
Ongoing triage, response, patch oversight, and reporting you can put in front of an insurer or a client.
Antivirus blocks known malware on its own. EDR records what happened on the endpoint and lets someone reconstruct an intrusion and stop it mid-course. The difference that matters most is not the software — it is that detections reach a person who acts on them.
Business Premium includes strong security capability, and much of it ships switched off or unconfigured. A good deal of our early work is turning on and tuning what you already pay for before recommending anything additional.
Alert triage runs around the clock, and containment starts when the detection is confirmed rather than when the office opens. You get a written timeline afterwards covering what happened, what was contained, and what changed as a result.
No, though they reinforce each other. This page is the operational security work. HIPAA, SOC 2, CMMC, and PCI DSS engagements prove and document controls against a specific framework, and they are much easier when the underlying controls are already running properly.
Yes, and it is a large part of why clients move to us. If a product's license cost is not justified by your actual risk, we say so rather than adding it to the invoice.
Achieve and maintain CMMC compliance for DoD supply chain requirements. RNITS guides your organization through assessment, remediation, and certification.
Protect patient data and meet HIPAA requirements with structured compliance services. RNITS supports healthcare providers, practices, and technology vendors.
Protect cardholder data and meet PCI DSS regulatory obligations. RNITS delivers structured compliance services for businesses handling payment transactions.
Meet SOC 1 and SOC 2 audit requirements with confidence. RNITS helps organizations handling sensitive data achieve and maintain compliance certification.
Strengthen your security posture to meet cyber insurance requirements. RNITS prepares organizations for coverage applications, renewals, and improved terms.
Fractional CISO services for regulated small businesses in NH and MA. Security strategy, risk decisions, and audit ownership without a full-time executive hire.
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Headquartered in Tyngsboro, MA. Onsite support within 150 miles, remote support available in our target markets nationally.
If you are comparing providers or planning your next step, RNITS can help you sort out the work and the order it should happen in — zero obligation.