WISP (Written Information Security Plan)
Our Onboarding Process
01
Setup & Discovery
We kick off with a meeting to set expectations and outline our process. Then, we look at your current IT setup, conduct audits, and gather any necessary documents from your previous provider.
02
Transition & Setup
We transfer essential assets like domains, licenses, and cloud services so that everything is set up correctly. During setup, we install monitoring tools and perform thorough checks to catch any hidden issues.
03
User Migration & Training
We move your users into our system by setting up accounts and importing support history. We’ll also train your team on how to use our tools and implement important security policies for data protection.
04
Optimization & Documentation
We finalize IT processes, create employee workflows, and enforce security standards. From here, we start regular system monitoring and make adjustments for smooth operation.
Why Enstep for a
Written Information Security Plan?
We provide tailored security measures to protect your personal information, going beyond standard solutions to ensure compliance with industry regulations. Our skilled IT team understands cybersecurity and risk management, helping you find potential vulnerabilities and take clear, effective steps to safeguard your data.
When you choose Enstep, you’re securing your business against data breaches now and preparing for the future.
Questions About WISP Services
What kinds of sensitive information do Enstep's WISPs protect?
Our written information security plans (WISPs) protect critical customer data, including personally identifiable information (PII) and financial details specific to industries like accounting and tax preparation. By implementing administrative, technical, and physical safeguards, we help businesses manage risks tied to data breaches and identity theft.
How frequently should policies and incident response plans updated?
We regularly review and update our WISPs to keep pace with cybersecurity developments and regulatory requirements. For businesses handling sensitive data, we recommend updating annually or whenever new guidelines emerge under rules like the FTC Safeguards Rule.
What specific compliance regulations does the WISP address?
Enstep’s WISPs meet the compliance standards set by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) and the FTC Safeguards Rule, addressing the legally required elements for data protection. This includes a robust response plan, employee training, and access controls, offering businesses a comprehensive strategy to protect both customer information and their legal standing.
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