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Compliance for Texas small business · Since 2010

Compliant on paper isn’t the same as protected.

Most small businesses are compliant on paper and exposed in reality. Aspendora makes your controls real, provable, and monitored — so when an insurer, auditor, or breach investigator asks you to prove it, you can.

Houston-based · (281) 941-4028 · Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM Central

A compliance document is a claim. Can you prove it?

You signed a cyber-insurance questionnaire. You have a WISP in a binder. Maybe an EHR that says "HIPAA compliant." But a policy is only a promise — and the gap between what you attested and what’s actually running stays invisible until the worst possible moment.

Lacy Moore, CEO & President, Aspendora Technologies

Lacy Moore

CEO & President, Aspendora Technologies

We’re the partner who makes it real.

We’ve spent 15 years protecting Houston small businesses. We’re not a law firm or an auditor — we’re the IT and security partner who turns the controls on, generates the evidence, and keeps watch, so the attorneys, carriers, and auditors can confirm the rest.

“I started Aspendora to give small businesses the same protection the Fortune 500 takes for granted. With compliance, that means one thing: when someone asks you to prove it, you can.”
— Lacy Moore, CEO & President, Aspendora Technologies

Real compliance has four parts — we deliver all four

A clear, three-step path

No jargon. No 200-page binder you’ll never read.

1

Assess

We measure your security against CIS Controls IG1 — 56 safeguards — using real evidence from your systems. You get a score and a prioritized roadmap.

2

Remediate

We close the gaps that matter: hardening Microsoft 365, fixing access, and writing the policies your controls actually back up.

3

Maintain

We monitor for drift, fix it automatically, and report the trend — so you stay defensible all year, not just at audit time.

Three ways we work together

Productized and fixed-fee. Start with a baseline; add remediation and continuous monitoring when you’re ready.

Baseline Assessment

Know exactly where you stand.

$7,500 fixed fee

An evidence-based assessment of your security against the 56 safeguards of CIS Controls v8.1 Implementation Group 1 — the baseline your cyber-insurance renewal, NIST, and HIPAA all point to. Every safeguard is scored Met, Partial, Gap, or N/A against real evidence from your Microsoft 365 tenant, endpoints, and infrastructure.

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Remediation Sprint

Close the gaps that matter.

$12,500 fixed fee

We implement the priority-1 and priority-2 gaps from your assessment: hardening Microsoft 365, scheduling endpoint audits, authoring the governance documents your policies actually require, and re-scoring your maturity so the improvement is provable.

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Continuous Compliance

Stay compliant — and prove the trend.

$750 per month

Compliance is a state you maintain, not a project you finish. We monitor 24/7 for control drift, auto-remediate where we can, and give you a monthly report plus a quarterly review — so your posture holds at the level you worked to reach.

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We measure and map against the standards that matter

CIS Controls v8.1 IG1

The 56-safeguard baseline we assess against.

Texas SB 2610

Cybersecurity safe-harbor (affirmative defense).

TDPSA

Texas Data Privacy & Security Act.

NIST CSF 2.0

Cross-mapped for larger Texas businesses.

HIPAA / PCI-DSS

Cross-mapped; evidence feeds your audits.

Cyber-insurance

The attestations your renewal actually asks about.

What "paper compliance" actually costs

The average small-business data breach runs past $200,000 — and 60% of small businesses hit by a serious cyber attack close within six months.

What it looks like when it’s real

Compliance stops being an annual panic and becomes a quiet, provable strength — one you can show a carrier, a customer, or a board without flinching.

Find out what your "yes" is really worth.

Book a compliance assessment. In four weeks you’ll have a scored baseline, a prioritized roadmap, and evidence that stands up to an insurer or auditor.