CYBERSECURITY ADVISORY / DAYTOL

Security leadership and compliance readiness for regulated organizations.

Daytol helps organizations make informed security decisions, address control gaps, and prepare for audits and assessments. Our work combines executive advisory, practical GRC implementation, and control testing.

CMMC / NIST / ISO 27001 / SOC 2 / HIPAA / GLBA
PRACTICAL ADVISORY
01

Set direction

Build a security roadmap that reflects business priorities and real constraints.

02

Show your work

Define scope, evaluate controls, and organize evidence for external review.

03

Close the gaps

Prioritize findings, assign owners, and make remediation measurable.

WHEN WE ARE BROUGHT IN

A deadline, a finding, or a decision that needs an answer.

A contract introduces CMMC requirements

A solicitation or prime contractor asks for CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 evidence. Your scope, SPRS score, or remediation status needs a closer look.

A customer review is holding up a deal

An enterprise buyer wants a SOC 2 report, an ISO/IEC 27001 certificate, or a completed security questionnaire before signing.

An exam or audit is scheduled

Examiners or auditors are coming, and findings from the last review are still open.

Security accountability is unclear

IT owns technical work, but executive accountability, risk acceptance, and the security roadmap are not clearly defined.

An incident exposed gaps

A phishing compromise or ransomware scare showed that the response plan was missing or untested.

Someone outside wants an independent view

A board, insurer, or buyer needs an independent view of control maturity, exposure, and practical next steps.

Services

Three practice areas. One practical approach.

Choose a focused engagement or ongoing advisory support. Each service is designed around defined work, accountable owners, and usable deliverables.

Security leadership
Compliance readiness
Risk and resilience
How an engagement runs

A defined scope, an actionable plan, and documentation you can use.

01

Scope

Confirm the systems, obligations, control owners, and decisions that define the engagement.

02

Assess

Interview owners, inspect evidence, and evaluate controls against the agreed criteria.

03

Remediate

Rank gaps, assign actions, support implementation, and track what changes.

04

Prepare and maintain

Prepare for reviews and establish the routines, ownership, and reporting needed to sustain progress.

Not sure where you stand?

Answer ten short questions to identify areas worth reviewing with your team. This is a preliminary self-check, not a formal assessment or compliance determination.

Why Daytol

Experienced security advisors. Direct, practical work.

Daytol supports organizations with IT audit readiness, security program leadership, and CMMC readiness across regulated industries. We focus on clear findings, realistic implementation, and documentation that supports decisions.

Engagement expertise

Daytol supports security program leadership, IT audit, data privacy, and CMMC readiness with practical guidance matched to your scope.

Clear about our role

We support readiness for independent audits and assessments; we do not issue their reports or certifications. SOC 2 examinations are performed by licensed CPA firms and ISO/IEC 27001 certification audits by accredited certification bodies. When third-party CMMC assessment requirements apply, authorized C3PAOs conduct those assessments. Current CMMC rollout requirements should be checked against DoD guidance.

Industries

Experience across regulated industries.

Defense industrial base

Primes and subcontractors handling FCI or CUI under DoD contracts.

Healthcare

Providers, management services organizations, and business associates under HIPAA.

Financial services

Community banks, credit unions, benefit funds, and other firms subject to GLBA and FFIEC guidance.

Energy

Energy, utility, and industrial companies facing customer and insurer security reviews.

Technology

Software and service providers whose buyers require SOC 2 or ISO/IEC 27001.

Manufacturing and logistics

Suppliers receiving security requirements from defense and commercial customers.

Let's discuss the security work in front of you.

Tell us about the requirements, priorities, or findings you are working through. We will help clarify whether an advisory engagement is a fit.