Regulated industries
Healthcare, finance, insurance, and public sector run on a different delivery model.
The same catalog, delivered inside your compliance boundary — with the posture, the delivery mode, and the audit trail a regulated buyer's reviewers actually ask for.
HIPAA and BAA posture
A signed Business Associate Agreement is available for every engagement that touches protected health information, and the build itself is scoped against HIPAA requirements from the first quote — not bolted on afterward.
On-premise and air-gapped delivery
Every catalog entry can be delivered on-premise inside your own infrastructure. Entries whose stack has no external-provider dependency can also run fully air-gapped, with no network egress at all — each entry lists its delivery modes. Built for work that a compliance boundary requires to stay inside your walls.
Audit logging
Regulated builds ship with structured audit logging covering access, changes, and data handling, retained to the standard your policy and your reviewers require.
Why it costs more
Compliance-grade work costs more than commercial work. Here is exactly why.
This is cost, not margin, and we'd rather say so plainly than leave it vague — a vague answer reads as padding to a buyer who already knows this segment. Every one of the following is a real, unavoidable line in a regulated engagement:
- Accreditation paperwork that often exceeds the build itself
- Security testing and remediation rounds, independent where the framework requires it
- Formal documentation deliverables
- Change control, where every adjustment is a contract amendment
- Evidence retention and audits
- Personnel screening
- Air-gap packaging
- On-site installation
Every line above is real and unavoidable. We price them into the first quote, which is why the number you are quoted is the number you pay. The security posture every delivered system ships with is published on the security and trust page.