Meet your regulatory IT requirements.
Be ready to answer any examiner's IT compliance questions or handle any business interruption.
Managed IT Compliance Service
ARE YOU IN A REGULATED INDUSTRY?
DO YOU SERVE CLIENTS IN REGULATED INDUSTRIES?
Then we can be a solution for you. We understand the data regulations governing how you do business.
You need an IT provider who is SOC 2 Type II certified, as we are. One who can meet your compliance needs, from Risk Assessment to Penetration Test, as we can. One who can assist with your documentation needs, your Vendor Management needs – even run a tabletop exercise to test your Incident Response Plan ( and we can write those as well.)
When the examiner or auditor asks you how your IT is set up to meet compliance regulations, we can answer those questions too.
For clients with even more sophisticated needs, we offer our virtual Chief Information Security Officer service, which gives you an executive who can talk with your board about IT issues, drive initiatives to meet compliance requirements, and provide guidance on your overall business IT. You get the expertise at a fraction of the cost of hiring for a full-time position.

Choose A Trusted IT Compliance Partner Offering What You Need
(And More)
We are here to help you and your organization in every area of IT Compliance. Below are just a few of the ways we can help.
Risk Assessment
Technology Disaster Recovery Plan
Security Information & Event Monitoring (SIEM)
Vulnerability Monitoring
Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
Penetration Testing
Employee Security Training
Documentation
Vendor Management
Technology Steering Committee

Case Study
Special Kids is a middle Tennessee non-profit serving special needs children and their families. Executives there turned to ImageQuest when problems developed with their aging equipment. The non-profit needed better technology to allow its team of therapists and others to work remotely and complete therapy sessions. Watch to learn what their experience has been with ImageQuest.
Your vendors often access business records online.
Is their IT security as tight as yours?
