Security & compliance,
continuously—without adding
headcount.
Virtual Auditor (VA) is a fully managed security & compliance program that gives you continuous risk assessment, control monitoring, and audit-ready evidence—built for healthcare, financial services, and other regulated organizations.
What is VA?
A fully managed information security program—delivered as a platform + experts. The VA program combines our on-prem/private-cloud appliance with a structured security & compliance operating rhythm: continuous scanning, prioritized findings, policy/control mapping, and evidence you can hand to auditors.
What You Get?
Agentless auditing of configurations, patch posture, web apps, identities, and endpoints—across Windows, macOS, Linux, network devices, databases, virtual hosts, and select OT/SCADA.
Map your controls to HIPAA, PCI DSS 4.0/4.0.1, NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500; track adherence and drift. (PCI Perspectives)
Dashboards, daily digests, and board-ready reports; guidance to meet SEC 8-K 1.05 4-day incident disclosure (public companies). (SEC)
Turnkey policy set mapped to your frameworks, with crosswalks and audit trails.
Quarterly risk review, roadmap, and exec reporting; optional tabletop exercises.
Deployment
VA runs inside your environment—on-premises or in your private cloud/VPC—so telemetry and evidence stay under your control. (Air-gapped options available for high-sensitivity networks.)
INTEGRATING INTO YOUR WORKFLOWS
Our Stats
Achieve Documented Compliance
Who Uses VA?
Explore VA Platforms
Healthcare Providers
& Payers
Reduce ePHI risk, harden third-party connections, and prepare for OCR scrutiny. 2024 set a record ~277M individuals affected; Change Healthcare alone impacted an estimated ~190M. (The HIPAA Journal)
Financial Services
& Fintech
Meet PCI DSS 4.0/4.0.1 by Mar 31, 2025, align to NYDFS Part 500 amendments taking effect through 2025, and prepare for evolving incident reporting requirements.
Municipalities, Education, Utilities & Critical Services
Harden identity and exposed services, reduce ransomware blast radius, and demonstrate continuous improvement to boards and insurers. (Ransomware/extortion accounted for ~32% of breaches; vulnerability exploitation surged in 2023–24.)
MSPs/MSSPs &
Partners
Use VA to standardize assessments, evidence, and compliance reporting across your client base.
VA PLATFORMS -The VA Appliance (on-prem or private cloud)
A hardened assessment and monitoring engine that:
Discover & Inventories
Assets such as servers, endpoints, network devices, apps, DBs, and virtual hosts.
Audits configs & patches
Using CIS Benchmarks & vendor best practices.
Assesses web apps
And exposed services for misconfig and known vulns.
Correlates to frameworks
Such as HIPAA, PCI DSS 4.0/4.0.1, NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500
Generates evidence
Such as attestable reports, change diffs, and remediation tickets.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
Traditional point-in-time audits overwhelm you with static PDFs. VA gives continuous diffs, prioritized fixes, and audit-ready evidence—so you can show progress, not just problems.
CAPABILITIES
- Configuration & patch posture
- Vulnerability & exposure management
- Identity, privilege & MFA checks
- Web app & external surface testing
- Policy mapping & control health
- Evidence collection & audit trail
Why You Need VA
Average breach cost: $4.88M (2024, global), down to $4.4M in 2025 as time-to-identify/contain improved. (IBM)
Vulnerability exploitation: up ~3× year-over-year (tied to MOVEit-style supply-chain exploits). (Verizon)
Ransomware economics: record $1.1B in 2023; ~35% drop to ~$813M in 2024 as more victims refused to pay and law-enforcement pressure increased. (Chainalysis)
Healthcare impact: ~277M people affected in 2024; Change Healthcare incident alone estimated ~190M individuals. (The HIPAA Journal)
Human element: 68% of breaches (phishing, social engineering, error). Ransomware/extortion: 32% of breaches. (DBIR 2024 analyzing 10,626 breaches.) (Verizon)
Ransomware/extortion: 32% of breaches. (DBIR 2024 analyzing 10,626 breaches.)
Credentials as an access vector: credential abuse is a top initial way-in across web apps; 88% of basic web-app attacks involve stolen creds (DBIR trend commentary). (Descope)