Team
Our practice leadership, engagement staffing model, and how to check a practitioner's credentials yourself.
About
About Security Inspect
Security Inspect is an independent U.S. cybersecurity and compliance firm helping growing and regulated organizations turn complex requirements into practical, verifiable controls. Our senior-led work spans PCI DSS, security assessments, penetration testing, compliance readiness, cloud and application security, vCISO guidance, and incident preparedness.
How we work
Every engagement begins with a defined scope, clear independence boundaries, and an experienced practitioner accountable for the result. Clients receive prioritized actions, defensible evidence, and a roadmap their teams can execute—not generic reports or unsupported promises.
- Independent and vendor-neutral: no parent company, reseller quota, or pay-to-recommend arrangement.
- Remote-first, senior-led delivery. Every engagement is led by an experienced practitioner.
- Every engagement begins with a written scope and proposal.
Who we work with
- Organizations we’re built for
- U.S. SaaS, professional-services, healthcare, e-commerce, and defense-supply-chain organizations with roughly 25 to 1,000 employees.
- Where we work
- We work with U.S.-based organizations in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. We don't accept international engagements.
What we do
Our work falls into two groups: security services for a specific need, and readiness for the frameworks your customers and regulators ask about.
The team and how we operate
Engagements are led by Security Inspect practitioners and supported by specialists selected for the agreed scope. The proposal identifies the practitioners assigned to each engagement and their responsibilities.
We operate remote-first and don't use a public street address.
Assurance and trust center
How to check what we claim, and how this website handles the information you send us.
How engagements run
Scoping, authorization for testing, evidence handling, reporting, and the frameworks we reference.
How we stay independent
We separate advisory work from independent assessment where program rules require it. Credentials and organizational authorizations appear on this website only with their issuer, scope, status, and verification source, so buyers can validate them for themselves.
When a program requires a formal assessment, audit, or certification, it's performed by an independent, authorized assessor. We keep advisory work and formal assessment apart: a practitioner never assesses controls they designed, developed, or implemented.
What we are not
Knowing where our work stops matters as much as knowing what it covers. These limits apply to every engagement.
Where our work stops
Security Inspect is not a law firm or a CPA firm and does not provide legal opinions or issue SOC 2 reports. ISO/IEC 27001 certification is performed independently by an accredited certification body. CMMC organization-level assessment authority depends on an active C3PAO listing. Specific PCI services depend on the company’s active PCI SSC program listing and scope.
Security Inspect isn't a managed SOC, an MDR provider, or a round-the-clock emergency-response provider. We don't offer ASV scanning, PCI forensic investigations, or P2PE, SSF, PIN, or 3DS assessments, and we don't perform CMMC certification assessments or HITRUST assessments.
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