Global Nonprofit Compliance

Continuous Compliance for a Complex World

We guide nonprofits through GDPR, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, ISO 27001:2022, GLBA, and HIPAA — turning overlapping frameworks into one coherent, continuously validated compliance posture.

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Compliance Has Outgrown the Spreadsheet

Most organizations juggle multiple overlapping frameworks at once — each with its own evidence requests, control language, and audit calendar. Posture is typically checked right before an audit, using data that's already stale.

3+

Regulatory frameworks tracked by the average nonprofit

1,000+

Individual controls across NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 alone

Point-in-time

Is the default state of most compliance evidence today

Today

  • Manual evidence gathering
  • Spreadsheets & screenshots
  • Reviewed once, before audit
  • Already stale on delivery

With Continuous Compliance

  • Controls checked continuously
  • Mapped to framework labels
  • Scored & prioritized by severity
  • Evidence, not screenshots

Three Frameworks. One Control Fabric.

We map your security controls directly onto the language of each framework — so a single configuration state satisfies GDPR, NIST, and ISO simultaneously.

EU data protection & privacy

GDPR

GDPR asks organizations to demonstrate that personal data of EU residents is protected through appropriate technical and organizational measures — not just written policy, but enforced controls.

How We Map Controls

  • TLS inspection & encryption-in-transit checks
  • Data loss prevention across web & cloud traffic
  • Least-privilege access via Zero Trust policies
  • Logged, auditable network and access events

Federal-grade control baseline

NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5

Built for federal agencies but widely adopted as a best-practice baseline, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 spans 20 control families and over 1,000 individual controls. We turn that checklist into a scored, continuously monitored dashboard.

How We Map Controls

  • Access Control (AC) family → ZTNA policy checks
  • System & Communications Protection (SC)
  • Audit & Accountability (AU) → logging coverage
  • Configuration Management (CM) drift detection

Global ISMS standard

ISO 27001:2022

ISO 27001:2022 certifies an organization's Information Security Management System — a risk-based, continually improving program. Its Annex A controls span network security, access control, and cryptography.

How We Map Controls

  • Annex A network security controls
  • Cryptographic controls & key management
  • Access control & user access reviews
  • Ongoing risk treatment evidence for auditors

One Set of Controls, Mapped Many Ways

GDPR, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, and ISO 27001:2022 overlap heavily on the same underlying practices. We enforce one control surface and attach compliance labels to each check — so the same evidence satisfies multiple frameworks at once.

  • Encryption in transit & at rest
  • Identity & least-privilege access
  • Continuous logging & audit trails
  • Documented risk treatment

Framework Extensions

GLBA

Financial Services — Safeguards Rule

75%
  • Encryption of nonpublic customer data
  • Access control & authentication
  • Continuous monitoring & logging

HIPAA

Healthcare — Security Rule

80%
  • Technical safeguards (access, audit)
  • Transmission security / encryption
  • Audit controls & activity logs

* Illustrative overlap based on common control-mapping patterns. Actual coverage depends on your specific implementation.

From Configuration to Auditor-Ready Evidence

Our four-step process turns raw security controls into exportable compliance evidence.

1

Continuous Checks

Every policy, rule, and configuration is evaluated against best-practice posture checks — constantly, not quarterly.

2

Compliance Labels

Each check is tagged with the frameworks it satisfies: GDPR, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, ISO 27001:2022, and more.

3

Scored & Prioritized

Findings are ranked by severity — High, Medium, Low — so teams fix what matters most first.

4

Exportable Evidence

Scheduled or on-demand reports map controls to frameworks for auditors — evidence, not screenshots.

What Continuous Compliance Is Worth

Audit Readiness

Evidence exists before the auditor asks — no fire drills, no scrambling for screenshots.

Faster Risk Reduction

Severity-ranked findings mean the highest-impact gaps get closed first, not last.

Lower Operating Cost

One converged platform replaces manual, framework-by-framework compliance tracking.

Framework Reuse

New regulations (GLBA, HIPAA, and beyond) leverage controls you've already built.

Ready to See Your Compliance Posture?

A short assessment maps your current security configuration against GDPR, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, and ISO 27001:2022 — and shows exactly what it would take to extend coverage to GLBA and HIPAA.

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