Cypac is Hawaii’s leading expert for CMMC 2.0 Phase 2 and HIPAA regulatory compliance management.
"Compliance can be complex. Let us simplify and automate the process so you can focus on your business."
Attila Seress - CEO
DEEP CYBERSECURITY
Total Compliance Standards
CMMC Phase 2 Readiness: Audit-ready preparation for the high-priority November 2026 DoD deadline.
Hawaii Act 487N Security: Full protection against state-level breach fines and legal penalties.
HIPAA 2026 Compliance: Verifiable ePHI security designed specifically for Hawaii medical clinics.
Audit Support: Automated Policy Generation that reduces audit preparation time by 75%.
Multi-Phase Process for NIST 800 171 Compliance
We have an established multi-phase process that will put an organization on track for NIST 800 171 Compliance. This includes SPRS score calculation, System Security Plan (SSP) and Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M).
GAP Assessment
Findings from the Cybersecurity Network Vulnerability Assessment are consolidated and matched to individual NIST 800 171 controls required for compliance.
Priority PCI Compliance
Assist Client in passing PCI Compliance scans from SecurityMetrics for single-site, in-office network of 20 devices, rush order for PCI Compliance.
Cybersecurity Network Vulnerability Assessment
Uses on-premise equipment and Active Directory access to search for vulnerabilities and generate reports to be used for GAP analysis.
Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)
Effective CMMC compliance efforts require access to security control expertise and easy-to-use compliance tools to organize and track progress. Failure to plan and coordinate compliance efforts can result in excessive costs, distractions to core business, and lost revenue opportunities.
Coordinating with contract, business development, and solution teams early in the process results in a smoother path to CMMC compliance.
Custom Reports
Includes security health and risk, network health and risk, consolidated risks, network layer 2-3 site diagrams, external network vulnerability scans, outbound security, windows patch assurance, asset inventory details, user share permissions reports by device and user, login failures and history per computer, anomalous login reports.
Rapid Action Plan
The objective of the Rapid Action Plan is to create the required POA&M (Plan of Action & Milestones) and SSP (System Security Plan) for submission to contracting officer or related authority.
We are Hawaii's leaders
of innovative cyber compliance solutions.
Most companies who offer cyber compliance services know the requirements. We understand the details of the process and created our own proprietary software to help your organization get compliant and stay compliant.
How does Cypac prepare Hawaii defense contractors for CMMC 2.0 Phase 2?
Cypac provides the CMMC Level 2 audit-ready frameworks required for the November 2026 Phase 2 rollout, ensuring Hawaii contractors meet NIST 800-171 standards to remain eligible for DoD contract awards.
Phase 2 marks the shift where Level 2 certification becomes a 'condition of award.' We manage the 110 security controls and required documentation locally in Honolulu, providing the continuous monitoring that mainland-only consultants often fail to maintain.
Does Cypac's Total Compliance cover the 2026 FTC Safeguards Rule for auto dealers?
Yes. Cypac provides the 24/7 monitoring, incident response planning, and annual reporting required by the FTC Safeguards Rule for Hawaii auto dealers, lenders, and non-banking financial institutions.
The FTC now mandates that financial entities have a "qualified individual" overseeing their program. Our Total Compliance service acts as that oversight, ensuring your vulnerability assessments and staff training meet federal standards to avoid heavy non-compliance penalties.
What are the 2026 HIPAA requirements for Hawaii healthcare providers?
As of the February 2026 update to 42 CFR Part 2, Hawaii healthcare providers must implement stricter Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and encryption protocols to protect SUD records and sensitive patient data.
Compliance is no longer a "set-and-forget" checklist. Cypac’s Total Compliance model integrates these 2026 mandates into your 24/7 security posture, protecting local clinics from the 17-33% surge in regional cyberattacks reported this year.
What is the difference between an Audit and Total Compliance?
An audit is a static snapshot of your security, whereas Total Compliance is a 24/7 proactive state that continuously monitors, logs, and defends your network to meet evolving 2026 regulatory standards.
In 2026, AI-powered threats move too fast for annual audits to be effective. Total Compliance ensures that if an incident occurs, you have the real-time logs and local Hawaii response team needed to satisfy insurance carriers like First Insurance or Island Insurance.
