Cybersecurity Services for ImageQuest

ImageQuest was built in 2007 around a customer that answers to an examiner. Community banks anchor the client base, alongside credit unions, wealth managers, law firms and insurance and benefits providers, and the firm carries its own SOC 2 attestation while advising those clients on theirs from a single office in Brentwood, Tennessee. Growth has been steady enough to put it on the Inc. 5000 more than once and on CRN's Security 100

Regulated clients change what good work looks like. An engineer can fix the problem and still fail the engagement, because what the regulator reads is the written record of how the control was tested and by whom. Demand for that kind of work is also lumpy. Examination cycles, board reporting dates and acquisition activity across a portfolio of banks push risk assessments, virtual CISO hours and remediation projects into the same handful of weeks, and one office cannot carry headcount against a peak it sees twice a year. Declining costs a relationship that took a decade to build. Handing the overflow to whoever happens to be available costs the attestation

CWS staffs those weeks. Our engineers run the engagement under the ImageQuest name, working to one written delivery standard rather than whatever their own habits suggest, and we cover the United States and Canada, in French as well as English when a Quebec or Canadian federal client requires it. Corova, our platform, carries the scoping, the quote and the project record, so the evidence a regulated client will eventually be asked for is produced during the work instead of assembled afterwards