Compliance frameworks require real technical controls, not just policy documents. We implement the infrastructure-level work your audit will actually test — with a track record of taking that work through to passed FedRAMP, SOC 2, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001 audits.
Many compliance engagements stop at policy and documentation. This service is the engineering layer underneath — the actual infrastructure work an auditor will test, not the document describing what should theoretically be true.
ACS has prepared infrastructure for and passed audits acrossFedRAMP,SOC 2,PCI DSS, andISO 27001. Formal certification or authorization is issued by the accredited body for each framework, not by ACS — this is the technical implementation work that determines how that process goes, delivered alongside your compliance consultant or auditor where one is engaged.
Most organizations already have a compliance consultant or auditor relationship. This service is the technical execution arm that complements that relationship, not a replacement for it — we coordinate directly rather than duplicating work.
No — formal certification/authorization is issued by an accredited auditor or authorizing body, not ACS. What ACS brings is a track record of taking organizations through the technical work required to pass those audits — FedRAMP, SOC 2, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001 engagements ACS has carried through to a passed result.
Many compliance consultancies stop at policy and documentation. This service is the engineering layer underneath — implementing the actual access control, logging, encryption, and segmentation work an auditor will test against, not just writing the policy that describes it.
Yes — this is a common and expected setup. We handle technical implementation; your consultant or auditor handles the formal assessment and documentation. We coordinate directly with them rather than working around them.
FedRAMP, SOC 2, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001 readiness and technical-control implementation. Framework-specific detail is on the linked compliance pages below.
Concrete infrastructure work: access control enforcement, logging and monitoring infrastructure, encryption configuration (at-rest and in-transit), and network segmentation — the specific things an auditor tests, not an abstract policy statement.
Depends heavily on your current infrastructure maturity and the target framework's scope. We give a realistic timeline once we understand your current state — not a generic estimate.
We provide technical documentation of the controls we implement. Formal audit evidence packages are typically coordinated with your compliance consultant or auditor, since requirements vary by framework and auditor.
Tell us the framework and your current infrastructure state. We'll scope the technical work required — plainly, with no inflated claims.