Anviam runs cybersecurity and IT managed services as an ongoing responsibility, not a once-a-year checklist. That covers risk assessments, penetration testing, monitoring and HIPAA IT compliance consulting under one ISO 27001:2013 certified team.
Most growing companies start security the same way: a firewall here, antivirus there, maybe a penetration test before a big client asks for one. It works until it doesn't: a phishing email gets through, a laptop goes missing, or an auditor asks for evidence you never collected in the first place.
As a managed security service provider, we take that responsibility off your plate on an ongoing basis: monitoring, patching, testing and documenting continuously, so gaps get caught during a quiet Tuesday review instead of during an incident.
Each engagement is scoped to your actual risk and compliance needs, whether that's a single audit or a full managed security retainer.
Ongoing monitoring, patch management and firewall and endpoint administration, delivered as a standing service rather than a one-time project.
A structured review of your infrastructure, applications and processes that identifies gaps and ranks them by actual business risk.
Manual and tool-assisted testing of your network, web apps and APIs to find exploitable weaknesses before someone outside your company does.
Day-to-day infrastructure management (servers, networks, backups and helpdesk support) kept running and patched under a single SLA.
HIPAA IT compliance consulting and SOC 2 readiness work covering technical safeguards, access controls and audit-ready documentation.
A documented response plan and playbook so your team knows exactly who does what in the first hour of a breach or outage, not after.
HIPAA IT compliance consulting for clinics, health-tech platforms and EHR vendors that need documented technical safeguards, not just good intentions.
Risk assessments and access controls for platforms handling payment data or sensitive financial records under regulatory scrutiny.
Continuous review of AWS and cloud configurations to catch open ports, over-permissioned roles and misconfigured storage before they're exploited.
Practical phishing-awareness and security-hygiene training that addresses the most common way attackers actually get in: people, not firewalls.
Round-the-clock monitoring of logs and alerts so a suspicious login gets flagged at 2 a.m., not discovered a week later.
Reviewing the security posture of vendors and subcontractors that touch your data, so your own compliance isn't undermined by someone else's gap.
We map your infrastructure, applications and data flows to find where the real exposure sits.
Findings get ranked by risk and turned into a prioritized, realistic remediation plan.
Controls, patches and policies are put in place, from firewall rules to access reviews.
Ongoing monitoring and alerting catch new issues as your systems and team change.
Periodic re-assessment and testing keep the program current instead of frozen at day one.
An MSSP takes ongoing responsibility for a company's security posture instead of handling it as a one-off project. That includes monitoring systems for threats, managing firewalls and endpoint protection, applying patches, running periodic risk assessments, and responding when something looks wrong, so security work keeps happening even when there's no internal team dedicated to it full-time.
Yes. Anviam is ISO 27001:2013 certified, alongside CMMI Level 3 and ISO 9001:2015. ISO 27001 covers our information security management system: how we handle access control, data protection and incident response internally, which also shapes how we advise clients on their own security programs.
Yes. We work with healthcare and health-tech companies on HIPAA IT compliance consulting, covering technical safeguards, access controls, audit logging, encryption and vendor risk on business associate agreements, either as part of broader managed security or as a standalone compliance engagement.
IT managed services covers the day-to-day running of your infrastructure: servers, networks, backups, helpdesk, patching. Cybersecurity services focus specifically on reducing risk and detecting threats. In practice the two overlap heavily, since a lot of security depends on IT being managed well, which is why we usually deliver them together rather than as separate silos.
Most companies we work with run a full penetration test annually, plus after any major change to infrastructure, a new product launch, or a significant code release. Companies in regulated industries such as healthcare or finance, or those under continuous compliance pressure, often test twice a year.
Yes. A one-time audit gives you a snapshot; ongoing monitoring tells you when something changes. Most clients start with an assessment to establish a baseline, then move to a retainer for continuous monitoring, patching and periodic re-testing rather than waiting for the next annual audit to find a new gap.