Cybersecurity compliance for regulated industries
RIAs, banks, credit unions, accounting firms, and mortgage companies all face overlapping cybersecurity requirements. BlackSheep brings the core frameworks into one platform: risk assessments, policies, vendor oversight, incident response, training, and audit-ready evidence. $249/month.
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Cybersecurity compliance by industry
Different industries, different regulators, different frameworks — same platform.
Everything cybersecurity compliance requires
Risk assessments, policies, vendor management, incident response, training, and evidence — all in one place.
Risk Assessment
Structured risk identification, scoring, and remediation tracking mapped to every framework.
Policy Management
Pre-built policy templates aligned to regulatory requirements. Track versions, reviews, and approvals.
Vendor Oversight
Due diligence questionnaires, contract tracking, breach notification monitoring, and quarterly reviews.
Incident Response
Documented response plans, regulator-specific breach timers, and evidence logging.
Training & Awareness
Assign cybersecurity training, track completion, and document acknowledgments for every employee.
Audit-Ready Reporting
Generate compliance reports, evidence packages, and control status dashboards for examiners.
Cybersecurity compliance frameworks we cover
Controls mapped to requirements. Status tracked per framework. Evidence ready when examiners ask.
Common questions about cybersecurity compliance
What is cybersecurity compliance?
Cybersecurity compliance means meeting the security requirements set by regulators, industry standards, and frameworks that apply to your organization. For financial services, that includes SEC Reg S-P, GLBA, FFIEC, and NYDFS 500. For accounting and tax firms, that includes AICPA expectations and IRS 4557. Frameworks like NIST CSF 2.0 provide the common baseline.
Which cybersecurity compliance framework do I need?
It depends on your industry and regulators. SEC-registered investment advisers need Reg S-P. Banks follow FFIEC. Credit unions follow NCUA Part 748. Accounting and tax firms often need AICPA-aligned controls plus IRS 4557. Most firms need multiple overlapping frameworks — that is exactly what BlackSheep is built for.
How much does cybersecurity compliance cost?
Consultants charge $10,000 to $100,000+ annually. Enterprise GRC platforms run $30,000-$150,000/year. Building in-house requires dedicated headcount. BlackSheep provides multi-framework cybersecurity compliance for $249/month — designed for regulated firms that need real compliance without enterprise pricing.
What's the difference between cybersecurity compliance and cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting systems and data from threats. Cybersecurity compliance is demonstrating to regulators that your security program meets specific requirements — through documented policies, risk assessments, evidence of controls, and audit-ready reporting. You need both: good security that's also provably compliant.
Can small firms handle cybersecurity compliance without a dedicated team?
Yes. Most regulatory frameworks are principles-based, not size-based — the controls scale to your organization's complexity. BlackSheep provides the structure, templates, and guidance so firms without dedicated compliance or IT security staff can build and maintain a compliant program. The platform does the framework mapping; your team handles the implementation.
Cybersecurity compliance shouldn't cost six figures
Core frameworks, risk assessments, policies, vendor management, incident response, training, and audit-ready evidence. One platform, $249/month.
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