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Compliance is the door. Growth is the room.

Every industry below runs on rules you have to meet to operate. We treat that as the starting line, not the finish. Get it handled cleanly and the same work makes the business faster, safer, and cheaper to run.

In one paragraph

Cyber Frog Consulting serves regulated small and midsize businesses in five core industries: healthcare (HIPAA Security Rule), financial services including RIAs, insurance agencies, accounting and tax firms, and lenders (GLBA, SEC Regulation S-P, NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law, IRS written security plan), manufacturing in federal supply chains (NIST SP 800-171), government contractors (CMMC 2.0 / DFARS readiness with C3PAO referral), and auto dealerships (FTC Safeguards Rule). Businesses in other regulated or critical-infrastructure sectors are welcome.

Core

Healthcare

Requirement: HIPAA Security Rule
Decision-maker: Practice owner
Outcome: Care, not compliance busywork

Your practice has to protect patient data. Done right, that same work speeds up your operations and protects the reputation your patients trust you with. Your EHR vendor keeps its own product secure; it does not own your program, your vendors, or your insurance attestation.

We handle the requirement and free you to focus on care.

  • Security risk analysis and the written program the rule expects
  • Business-associate and vendor oversight, mapped and managed
  • MDR, MFA, encryption, and backup coordinated across providers
  • Cyber-insurance readiness so an attestation matches reality
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Core

Financial Services

Requirement: GLBA / SEC Reg S-P / NAIC / IRS
Decision-maker: Principal, owner, or CCO
Outcome: Client trust that compounds

RIAs, insurance agencies, accounting and tax firms, and lenders all have to safeguard client data, several with an annual certification a principal personally signs. Meet it well and you win the trust that grows a book of business. Clients notice who takes their money and identity seriously.

Whether the driver is Reg S-P, the NAIC model law, FTC Safeguards, or the IRS written security plan, the work is the same and we have done it.

  • Written information security program aligned to your specific regime
  • Incident-response planning coordinated with the tools protecting you
  • Vendor oversight for custodians, software, and outsourced IT
  • Exam-ready documentation in plain language
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Core

Manufacturing

Requirement: NIST SP 800-171 / contract flow-down
Decision-maker: Owner or operations lead
Outcome: More contracts you can win

Manufacturers in a federal supply chain handle controlled unclassified information and inherit their primes' security obligations. Clear that bar and you stay eligible for the contracts you have, and qualify for the ones your competitors cannot bid on.

We translate the control set into a practical plan for a plant floor and a front office, then coordinate the providers who implement it.

  • Gap assessment against NIST 800-171 and your prime's flow-down
  • Prioritized roadmap that fits a manufacturing budget
  • Provider matching for identity, endpoint, network, and backup
  • Documentation your prime and their auditors will accept
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Readiness

Government Contracting

Requirement: CMMC 2.0 / DFARS
Decision-maker: Contractor
Outcome: Eligible for the award

CMMC 2.0 readiness is now the price of entry for defense work. We get you ready and bring in a vetted C3PAO partner for certification, so compliance becomes a credential that opens doors instead of a hurdle that closes them.

We prepare you. An accredited assessor grades you. That separation is what keeps your certification credible.

  • Readiness and gap assessment against your target CMMC level
  • Remediation roadmap coordinated across providers
  • C3PAO introduction and assessment preparation
  • Ongoing posture management through a vCISO if you want it
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Core

Auto Dealerships

Requirement: FTC Safeguards Rule (GLBA)
Decision-maker: Dealer principal
Outcome: Customer trust protected

The FTC Safeguards Rule names dealers directly. Your F&I office handles Social Security numbers and bank details on every deal, and the rule requires a written program, a named Qualified Individual, multi-factor authentication, and breach reporting.

Get it right and you protect the customer relationships and the reputation that keep them coming back and referring others.

  • Written information security program and Qualified Individual support
  • MFA, encryption, and access controls coordinated with your DMS and IT
  • Vendor oversight for lenders, DMS, and marketing platforms
  • Breach-response planning you hope to never use
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Do not see your industry? The approach still fits.

If you handle sensitive data or sit in a critical-infrastructure supply chain, book a free consultation and we will map it with you.