Solution · Compliance & Privacy

Achieve Compliance

Achieve and maintain compliance across the frameworks that actually apply to you, whether that's Israeli privacy law, GDPR, SOC 2, or a combination, with a plan mapped to real technical controls, not just paperwork.

The problem

"I need to achieve or maintain compliance." Compliance work often collapses into generic checklist language, disconnected from the technical controls that actually satisfy a regulator or auditor. That gap is what gets found in an audit.

Who this is for

Organizations facing a specific compliance deadline, a customer or investor due-diligence requirement, or the realization that their current controls wouldn't survive a real audit.

Outcomes & deliverables

  • A gap assessment against the specific framework(s) that apply to you
  • A remediation roadmap that maps requirements to actual technical controls
  • Audit-ready evidence and documentation, not just policy documents
  • A maintained compliance posture, not a one-time certificate

How we approach it

Assess

Gap analysis against the applicable framework(s), evidence review.

Remediate

Close control gaps, build the evidence trail as you go.

Maintain

Ongoing monitoring and re-assessment ahead of renewal or audit.

Delivered through

For Israeli organizations, this most often starts with the Protection of Privacy Law and Amendment 13, our flagship compliance page and Month 1 build priority.

Industries & use cases

InsuranceFinancial ServicesGovernment / Public Sector

Proof

TRUST, AT SCALE

50 active enterprise clients, 100+ SMB clients, and 1,000+ assessments delivered per year: this isn't our first engagement like yours.

Expert reviewer

Nitzan Levi
Nitzan Levi
Co-Founder, Cybecs · Co-Founder, RedRok · Executive Director, Privacy & GRC · CISM, CISSP, CDPSE, CCSK, CSA

FAQ

Which framework applies to us?
Depends on your data, your customers and your jurisdiction. That's the first question we answer, before recommending a plan.
Does one framework's compliance cover another automatically?
Rarely. Frameworks overlap in principle but differ in specific requirements, timelines and enforcement, so compliance with one doesn't automatically satisfy another.