Regents & Park helps organizations develop and refine security policies, standards, procedures, and control guidance that are practical, auditable, and aligned with business operations.
Security policies, standards, and procedures help organizations define expectations, assign responsibilities, support compliance, and guide consistent security practices. Regents & Park works with clients to identify policy gaps, clarify requirements, and develop documentation that supports security, audit, privacy, vendor risk, and operational needs.
As organizations grow, adopt new technologies, use more third-party services, and face increased audit or regulatory expectations, well-written security documentation becomes increasingly important.
Regents & Park can help create new policy documentation or review existing policies against recognized frameworks, regulatory expectations, and business requirements. Reviews may consider ISO 27001/27002, NIST, PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2 readiness, privacy requirements, vendor security requirements, and organization-specific control standards.
Policy support can also include incident response plans, disaster recovery and business continuity documentation, acceptable use policies, access control standards, vendor security requirements, secure development standards, and tabletop exercise support.
Policy gap assessments — review existing documentation for completeness, consistency, control alignment, and audit readiness.
Policy and standard development — create practical security policies, standards, and procedures aligned to business operations.
Framework alignment — map documentation to applicable frameworks and requirements such as NIST, ISO 27001/27002, PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2 readiness, privacy requirements, and customer or vendor obligations.
Procedure and control guidance — translate policy requirements into clear procedures, responsibilities, evidence expectations, and operational steps.
Executive and audit-ready documentation — prepare documentation that can support leadership review, internal audit, customer security reviews, and regulatory expectations.
