Connect the compliance language in your buying process to CoreRecon’s managed security and managed IT coverage for the organizations that carry the risk.
Each framework maps to the operating realities, threat surface, and response workflows CoreRecon already supports.
Healthcare & behavioral health
Healthcare organizations and behavioral-health clinics carry PHI plus, in behavioral health, psychiatric and substance-use records. CoreRecon maps managed SOC monitoring and 30-minute breach response to HIPAA Security Rule, TX HB 300, and 42 CFR Part 2 exposure.
Defense contractors
Texas defense contractors face CMMC 2.0 Phase 2 in November 2026, ITAR exposure, the DFARS 72-hour DIBNet clock, and SPRS/POA&M pressure. CoreRecon’s SDVOSB-certified, Texas-resident SOC supports C3PAO-ready SSP artifacts.
Community banks
Community banks need a bank-aware SOC for GLBA’s nine Safeguards Rule elements, 36-hour FDIC notification, core-processor and correspondent risk, and the NIST CSF 2.0 posture transition.
Retail-adjacent SMBs
Texas franchised dealerships sit across PCI-DSS-aware F&I desks, the FTC Safeguards dealer amendment, captive-finance GLBA, and TDPSA. CoreRecon monitors CDK, Reynolds, and Dealertrack while protecting F&I PII.
See the incidents, attack patterns, and compliance pressure shaping the next security decision. The existing email gate delivers the brief and keeps the request in one place.
A CoreRecon compliance-gap assessment maps the applicable framework controls, surfaces compliance and security gaps, and produces a prioritized remediation path.
See the threats, controls, and response priorities that matter most in your operating environment.