Regents & Park helps organizations assess cybersecurity posture, identify control gaps, prioritize remediation, and communicate risk clearly to leadership, auditors, customers, and business stakeholders.
A cybersecurity assessment helps organizations understand whether security controls are appropriately designed, implemented, documented, and operating in a way that reduces risk. Regents & Park supports assessments that evaluate people, process, technology, third-party dependencies, governance, and evidence of control effectiveness.
Assessments can be aligned to recognized frameworks and requirements such as NIST, CIS Controls, ISO 27001, SOC 2 readiness, PCI DSS, HIPAA, privacy obligations, customer security requirements, and organization-specific control standards.
We work with stakeholders to define assessment scope, objectives, systems, data types, business processes, control areas, evidence needs, and reporting expectations. This helps ensure the assessment is focused on the areas that matter most to the organization’s risk profile and business priorities.
A cybersecurity gap assessment helps identify where current controls, processes, documentation, and evidence may fall short of business, regulatory, contractual, or framework expectations. The assessment can support audit readiness, security roadmap planning, customer assurance, vendor due diligence, and executive risk reporting.
Once scope is defined, we review relevant documentation, interview control owners, assess evidence, identify gaps, and prepare a clear report with risk observations, practical recommendations, remediation priorities, and business-ready conclusions.
Current-state security reviews — assess security posture, governance, policy coverage, control implementation, and evidence quality.
Framework-based gap assessments — evaluate alignment to NIST, CIS Controls, ISO 27001, SOC 2 readiness, PCI DSS, HIPAA, privacy, or customer security requirements.
Control owner interviews and walkthroughs — validate how controls are designed, operated, documented, and supported by evidence.
Risk and remediation reporting — translate findings into practical remediation steps, ownership recommendations, and executive-ready summaries.
Audit and customer readiness support — help prepare for audits, security reviews, due diligence, and compliance-driven evidence requests.
