Cybersecurity Program
Management System
To Protect your Firm and Meet Cybersecurity Regulations & Requirements
Bringing Innovations to Regulations
The Problems Buckler Solves
document form
static text
Regulations and Written Information Security Policies (WISP) are text documents. You need a system!
document structure
policies, policies & policies
WISPs are hard to navigate and include multiple policies in a paragraph. You need organization!
policy ownership
no assignment & enforcement
WISPs have no tools to track who owns a policy and is responsible to enforce it. You need accountability!
evidence
no proof of compliance
In the event of a security audit, incident or breach, how can you evidence you are compliant. You need logs!
In One Place
all you need to evidence cyber compliance
policies & procedures
What to do, who should do it, and how to do it. Simply put!
standards & safeguards
Cyber settings and tools to protect nonpublic information
Evidence Logs & Forms
A repository of events, logs, and activities related to cybersecurity
Our Dear Clients
Regulated Financial Services Organizations
Advisor Firms
- Broker Dealer Branches
- Life Insurance Carrier Agencies
- RIAs
and their vendors
- Software Vendors
- Service Providers
- MSSPs, MSPs & IT Firms
Buckler is based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework created by the industry and government and consisting of standards, guidelines and best practices to manage cybersecurity risk.
Need Help With Cyber Regulations?
Comply With Them All
SEC-OCIE, Reg SP, State, FINRA, HIPAA, GLBA, NAIC, GDPR, CCPA, Shield Act, Reg BI, etc.
About Buckler
Buckler is a Regtech (Regulatory Technology) that offers a NIST-Based Cybersecurity Program Management System developed specifically for highly regulated industries and organizations facing increasing regulatory requirements. With Buckler, Broker Dealers and their Branches, Insurance Companies and their Agencies, Independent Advisors of all kinds, as well as their vendors are prepared to evidence compliance in the event of security audits, incidents, or breaches.
