GRC isn’t paperwork, a checklist, or a one-time project.
It’s the system your business uses to run securely, meet requirements, and stay resilient even when the rules, threats, and technologies keep changing.
At WOM Technology Management Group, we help SMB leaders build a GRC foundation that delivers what they actually need:
Confidence that you can pass audits, withstand cyber-attacks, and prove to insurers that you take risk seriously.
GRC is a framework that helps organizations:
Govern their operations with clear policies, roles, and decision-making
Manage and reduce risk across technology, people, and processes
Comply with laws, regulations, frameworks, and insurance requirements
At its core, GRC aligns what you do, how you operate, and how you protect the business.
For SMBs, a good GRC program answers three questions:
Where are our risks and gaps?
What should we do about them?
How do we manage this over time?
GRC has become essential – not optional – because:
Your ability to withstand an incident depends on having documented policies, tested controls, and response plans.
Carriers increasingly deny claims if you can’t demonstrate compliance with the controls you said you had.
HIPAA… PCI… CMMC… NIST CSF… state privacy laws… Your clients and partners expect evidence of governance. Also, AI audits are coming soon – and they’ll find every needle in every haystack in your organization.
Most SMB leaders don’t need more tools – they need guidance on managing risk across their whole environment.
A simple, structured GRC program solves all of this.
Start with a simple question:
“If we had a cyber incident or audit tomorrow, would it just be a really bad day or would it mean the end of our organization?”
That’s where most SMBs discover gaps.
Your starting point is our Cyber Risk & Audit Readiness Assessment, which identifies:
What requirements apply to you
What gaps exist
What risks matter most
What must be fixed before an audit or insurance claim
What can be improved for long-term maturity
From there, we build your confidence roadmap – no jargon, no overwhelm.
Most SMBs struggle with unclear requirements, hidden vulnerabilities, and unpredictable cyber risk. A strong GRC program solves these problems by giving you clarity, control, and confidence in how your business manages risk.
Instead of reacting to threats or guessing what an auditor or insurer expects, you get a proven system to identify your gaps, secure your environment, and manage compliance with less effort—and fewer surprises.
Your GRC program creates a defensible security posture that withstands audits, satisfies insurers, reduces risk, and gives you confidence in every technology and compliance decision.
A strong GRC program doesn’t just reduce risk—it creates clarity, operational stability, and confidence across your entire business. These are the outcomes you can expect when your governance, security, and compliance all work together.
Know exactly what auditors, regulators, and insurance carriers expect—so you can prove compliance, avoid claim denials, and eliminate surprises.
Identify gaps before attackers or auditors do. Mature controls, align to frameworks, and reduce the chances of outages, breaches, and business disruptions.
Establish policies, accountability, and reporting so leaders can make confident decisions backed by real risk data—not assumptions.
Transform compliance from something reactive and stressful into a streamlined, repeatable process that fits your operations.
Our GRC program follows our signature process – Assess. Secure. Manage.
We evaluate: Regulatory requirements, security controls, documentation, technology stack, insurance controls, business practices, vendor risk, and more. What you get is a prioritized report showing gaps, risks, and the simplest path to compliance and security.
We help you: Implement missing controls, strengthen protection measures, align to frameworks (HIPAA, PCI, NIST CSF, GDPR, etc.), improve policies and procedures, train staff, and build a defensible security posture. This gives you the foundation you need to pass audits and satisfy insurers.
You choose how you want to maintain your GRC program:
Your GRC journey begins with understanding your gaps. We’ll walk you through what matters, what’s required, and what’s next—so you can make confident decisions that protect your business
No pressure. No jargon. Just clear insights and your best next steps.
Compliance can feel confusing, but at its core, it’s simply a structured way of proving that your organization protects sensitive information the way it should. Whether it’s HIPAA, CMMC, PCI, GDPR, or any other framework, they all rely on the same foundational security practices—things like MFA, access control, logging, encryption, backups, vendor management, and regular risk assessments.
What changes from one standard to another isn’t the technology—it’s the documentation requirements, the type of evidence you must produce, the frequency of audits, and whether you need internal reviews, third-party assessments, or formal certification. In other words, compliance frameworks are different “rulebooks” for demonstrating that you’re following the same essential best practices.
And here’s the truth most SMBs never hear: 90% of compliance requirements aren’t exotic, enterprise-only controls—they’re the basic security protections every business should be doing anyway to protect their clients, their reputation, and their operations. Even if compliance weren’t legally required, these practices would still be the right thing to do.
Below, you’ll find the compliance standards that may apply to your business. Click any one to learn what it regulates, who it applies to, and what it requires from an IT perspective.
