Regulatory Compliance

Since the mid-1990s, both the federal and state government have created statutory thresholds which mandate the secure protection of client, customer and employee records. The inability of public corporations, health care providers and financial institutions to create and maintain a Safe Harbor for secure data storage can result in fines from tens of thousands to millions of dollars assessed against both the corporation and individual violators. Gate-Keeper provides regulatory compliance consulting, Safe Harbor products and services, and ongoing security training required by:

Financial Services Modernization Act (Gramm-Leach-Bliley);
Sarbanes-Oxley Act;
Health Insurance Portability and Accessibility Act;
United States Patriot Act;
FDIC Interagency Guidelines Establishing Information Security Standards; and
Numerous statutory security requirements established on a state-by-state basis.

24/7 Monitoring

Around-the-clock monitoring of client systems is administered 24/7 at the Gate-Keeper Network Operations Center (NOC) by trained professionals.  This service incorporates the latest in customized hardware and software that can identify the severity of an infiltration and rapidly deploy countermeasures. Monitoring of client systems is aided by intelligent hardware and software solutions providing client protection with the seamless operation and access by authorized users. The GateKeeper NOC allows comprehensive coverage of the clients' technology infrastructure, thereby allowing client IT professionals to concentrate on product and service delivery rather than on systems monitoring.

Disaster Recovery

In response to any catasrophic event, a System Wide Analytical Action Team (SWAAT) of Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credentialed engineers can be deployed to implement security restoration and disaster recovery.  By having such a team on-call, stable client operations can be restored with a minimum of down-time.  We call it "sudden service." Our rapid response puts customers back in business to keep their promises to their own customers who have come to rely on such service.

Uninterrupted access cannot be guaranteed in today's insecure world.  The need for pre-emptive protection measures to provide a safe harbor for information and systems is greater today than it ever has been.