Written security policies, a monthly compliance score, and a dedicated expert — so you're always audit-ready without hiring a security team.
Not software that sends alerts. A person who fixes things.
Drafted security assessments, NIST 800-53 control documentation, and contingency plans for a NASA program via Global Science & Technology
Planned and executed incident response tabletop exercises evaluating organizational preparedness in a government-regulated environment
Monitored system logs using Splunk and tracked remediation workflows using Jira in a high-stakes federal contracting environment
IDcore was built on a simple observation: the compliance frameworks that protect federal agencies and NASA programs are the same frameworks small businesses need — they just can't afford the $20,000 consulting engagements to implement them.
Our founder spent a summer as a cybersecurity contractor on the NASA NRESS II program through Global Science & Technology — doing the kind of work most consultants charge enterprise rates for: authoring NIST 800-53 security control documentation, supporting the Authority to Operate process, writing contingency plans, and running incident response tabletop exercises in a government-regulated environment.
That's the standard we bring to every IDcore client. The same NIST framework. The same rigor around documentation and evidence. Priced for a 15-person firm, not a federal agency.
Most tools watch your compliance and send reports. IDcore actively manages it — the same way a bookkeeper manages your finances.
Automated scans, dashboards, alert emails
You figure out what to do with the results
Reports pile up unread in your inbox
Score never actually improves
No one to call when something goes wrong
Dedicated compliance manager for your firm
Policies written, customized, and maintained
Monthly call with one clear action item
Score improves every month — you can see it
Someone picks up when you need them
No black-box software. No alert fatigue. Four concrete things that keep your compliance current.
We write your security policies using the NIST framework — the same standard applied in federal ATO processes — in plain language your staff can actually follow. Updated whenever your business changes.
Not generic templates. Policies built for your business, reviewed every month.
Your score updates every month as gaps get closed. Month 1 you might be at 42. By month 6 you're at 74. You can see it working — and show it to anyone who asks.
Not a one-time snapshot. A living score that reflects what's actually been fixed.
We organize your compliance evidence — signed policies, training records, control screenshots — so when your insurer or a client asks, you have it ready in 60 seconds. No scrambling at renewal.
The same evidence discipline required in federal ATO packages, built for your firm.
We review your score, confirm what got done, set one clear priority for next month, and answer any questions. One call keeps your entire compliance program on track.
Not a chatbot. A real person who knows your business and its compliance history.
The organization handled donor data, credit card payments, and student records with no documented security program. Staff had never received formal security training. No incident response procedures existed for ransomware, phishing, or breach scenarios.
We mapped their full environment — Google Workspace, Salesforce, Clover, FairHarbor — against NIST Cybersecurity Framework controls, applying the same structured methodology used in federal security programs.
No written incident response plan — staff had no documented procedures for breach, ransomware, or phishing scenarios
MFA not enforced on Google Workspace — donor records and financial data accessible without a second factor
No formal offboarding process — departed employee accounts not systematically disabled or revoked
Vendor risk unassessed — Salesforce, Clover, and FairHarbor handle sensitive data with no security review on file
No security awareness training program — staff untrained on phishing recognition, no annual acknowledgment records
"Before this assessment, we assumed our Google and Clover settings were enough. We didn't realize we had no plan if something actually went wrong."
— Operations contact, nonprofit education organization · Great Lakes regionYou already pay professionals to manage things you don't want to think about. IDcore is the same model, for cybersecurity.
Doesn't just tell you the books are wrong — handles them so you never have to think about it.
Doesn't just flag legal risks — actively manages your contracts and liability on an ongoing basis.
Doesn't just alert you to gaps — writes your policies, tracks your evidence, and improves your score every month.
No hourly billing. No surprise invoices. A fixed subscription that covers everything your compliance program needs.
All plans include a one-time $500 onboarding fee. Month-to-month — cancel anytime.
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