Security Risk and Gap Review
Review how electronic protected health information is created, accessed, stored, transmitted, and protected. Findings can be organized into practical remediation priorities based on the identified exposure.
Mark-IT-Able Solutions helps Greenwich businesses identify technology risks that could expose protected health information. Get practical guidance for strengthening safeguards, improving documentation, and addressing compliance gaps without relying on guesswork.
The engagement can focus on the systems, access controls, documentation, vendors, and security practices involved in handling electronic protected health information.

Review how electronic protected health information is created, accessed, stored, transmitted, and protected. Findings can be organized into practical remediation priorities based on the identified exposure.
Assess areas such as account access, endpoint protection, data backup, system activity, authentication, and secure data transmission. Recommendations should reflect the organization’s environment and responsibilities.
Support the development and organization of security policies, risk documentation, remediation records, access procedures, and vendor responsibilities. Clear records help leadership track what has been addressed and what still requires action.
Help employees understand secure handling expectations and establish practical steps for reporting suspicious activity. Incident procedures can clarify who investigates, documents, escalates, and evaluates potential notification obligations.
Pricing depends on the number of users, locations, systems, vendors, policies, and identified risks involved. Mark-IT-Able Solutions can review your current environment and define the proposed scope before work begins.
The scope may include a security risk review, safeguard assessment, remediation planning, policy support, access reviews, documentation guidance, employee training, and incident readiness. Specific deliverables should be agreed upon before the engagement starts.
No. HIPAA compliance depends on an organization’s technology, policies, workforce practices, facilities, vendors, and ongoing risk management. Mark-IT-Able Solutions can help address technology and documentation requirements, but the organization remains responsible for its compliance obligations.
Timing depends on access to systems, existing policies, risk documentation, decision-makers, and the agreed scope. The first step is a focused discussion about your current concerns and the information available for review.
Yes. Responsibilities can be coordinated across leadership, internal IT staff, Mark-IT-Able Solutions, software providers, and other vendors. The engagement should clearly document who owns each safeguard and remediation task.
Yes. Existing documentation can be reviewed for gaps, outdated information, unclear ownership, and unresolved findings. Recommended next steps will depend on the condition of the records and the agreed engagement scope.

Tell Mark-IT-Able Solutions where your organization has questions about protected health information, security safeguards, or compliance documentation. The next step is a focused discussion to review your concerns, understand your environment, and define an appropriate scope without pressure.