Keep your compliance evidence current.
We check the cloud systems in scope every month, review what changed, track remediation, and provide one clear quarterly report.
The operating cycle
Compliance does not stay finished.
Accounts, permissions, sharing settings, and cloud resources change throughout the year. The service turns that change into a simple monthly check and a record leadership can follow.
Baseline
Start with the systems as they are today.
We confirm what is in scope, establish the starting position, and record the gaps already present before recurring monitoring begins.
Monthly
Check the technical controls again.
We repeat the assessment each month so a changed setting, new resource, or permission decision does not sit unnoticed until the next annual review.
Review
Put a person between the finding and the report.
Teclara checks whether each new finding applies, removes noise, and puts the work in an order that reflects the actual risk to the organization.
Correct
Give every finding an owner and next step.
We track each validated issue through resolution. When a fix is covered by Managed Security & Compliance, we handle it through that program. Otherwise, you receive a clear remediation plan and can scope implementation support when needed.
Quarterly
Report what changed and what remains.
Leadership receives one clear record of the scope, changes, corrections, open decisions, and evidence available for outside review.
Coverage
One service, scoped to the systems you use.
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace is the starting point. The same review can extend to the cloud and engineering systems inside your compliance boundary.
- Workplace cloud
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
Administrator access, sign-in protection, sharing, email, collaboration settings, logging, retention, and the configuration that changes as people and work move.
- Cloud infrastructure
Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud
Identity, public exposure, storage, encryption, logging, network configuration, and the cloud resources included in the agreed scope.
- Engineering systems
GitHub, infrastructure as code, and Kubernetes
Repository protection, cloud definitions, deployment configuration, and cluster controls where software delivery is part of the organization’s compliance boundary.
The quarterly report
One report. Five answers.
Leadership should not have to interpret a technical scan. The report stays focused on what changed, what was handled, and what still needs a decision.
What systems and technical controls did we check?
What changed since the previous review?
What did Teclara correct through the managed service?
What still needs a decision, budget, or owner?
What evidence is ready if a client, insurer, or auditor asks?
Framework support
Technical evidence without a false promise.
Technical controls can be organized against CIS benchmarks and, where they apply, the technical portions of SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, and PCI DSS. That gives an auditor or adviser a current record to work from.
Teclara does not issue certifications or audit opinions. Policies, governance, staff practices, contracts, and other nontechnical requirements remain part of the organization’s wider compliance work.
Frequently asked questions.
How is this different from the monitoring already included?
Managed Security & Compliance watches Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace for risky configuration drift as part of the wider security operation. Managed Compliance Monitoring adds a documented monthly control review, a continuing remediation record, framework-aligned technical evidence, and a quarterly report built for outside scrutiny.
Does this make our organization compliant?
No service or technical assessment can make that decision on its own. We monitor and document technical security controls. Your auditor, lawyer, regulator, insurer, or certification body determines the requirements that apply and whether they have been satisfied.
Can this support SOC 2 or ISO 27001 work?
Yes. We can organize relevant technical findings and evidence around the applicable parts of SOC 2, ISO 27001, CIS, NIST, or PCI DSS. Policies, governance, staff practices, contracts, and other nontechnical requirements still need separate evidence and review.
What happens when a new issue appears?
Teclara validates the finding first. If the correction is covered by Managed Security & Compliance, we handle it through the service. If it changes cost, access, workflow, or business risk, we bring you the decision with a recommended next step.
Can we buy this without Managed Security & Compliance?
Yes. Managed Compliance Monitoring is available whether or not you use our broader managed security program. When the services are combined, Teclara can correct covered findings through Managed Security & Compliance. Otherwise, you receive validated findings, clear remediation guidance, ownership tracking, and implementation support when separately scoped.
Keep the evidence current.
Tell us which systems are in scope and what is driving the requirement. We will show you what the monthly review and quarterly report would cover.