Proof of safety and compliance
Safety alone is not enough – it must also be verifiable.
Companies today not only face the challenge of protecting their IT against attacks, but also of proving that all legal requirements, standards and internal guidelines are complied with.
Whether requirements from the GDPRGDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation is a European law that governs how personal data must be processed and protected, industry-specific regulations or international security standards – a lack of evidence can be just as critical in an emergency as a security breach itself.
We make sure that your IT security not only works, but can also be proven at any time.
All relevant events are documented transparently, evaluated in a structured manner and presented in an understandable way – so that you always have an overview.
In the event of audits, inspections or security incidents, all the necessary information is immediately available to you – without hectic reworking or time-consuming research.
This not only creates security, but also trust: towards customers, partners, authorities and insurance companies.
Because real security means not only protection – but also traceability in the event of an emergency.
Covered standards and legal requirements
Today, companies have to comply with a large number of legal requirements, safety standards and regulatory requirements.
We support you not only in implementing these requirements, but also in complying with them on a permanent basis and documenting them in a traceable manner – without additional effort in your day-to-day business.
We are guided by established national and international standards and ensure that your IT security meets the latest requirements.
🗸 GDPRGDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation is a European law that governs how personal data must be processed and protected (EU/DE)
Protection of personal data in accordance with European data protectionData Protection
Data protection ensures that personal and business data is securely handled and protected from unauthorized access regulations – including verifiability and documentation.
🗸 BSIBSI
BSI (Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik) is the German Federal Office for Information Security. It defines IT security standards, guidelines, and best practices to protect organizations and public institutions. & IT Security Act 2.0 (DE)
Implementation of national security requirements and recommended protective measures for companies in Germany.
🗸 KRITISKRITIS
KRITIS (Critical Infrastructures) refers to organizations and systems essential to a country’s functioning, such as energy, healthcare, and finance, which require enhanced cybersecurity protection. (DE)
Support in securing and operating critical infrastructures in accordance with legal requirements.
🗸 ISO 27001ISO 27001
ISO 27001 is an international standard for information security management systems (international)
Structured development and operation of an information security management system in accordance with recognized standards.
🗸 NIS2 Directive (EU)NIS2 Directive (EU)
The NIS2 Directive is a European Union cybersecurity regulation that strengthens the security requirements for essential and important organizations across critical sectors. It focuses on improving risk management, incident reporting, and overall resilience against cyber threats, while ensuring a higher level of cybersecurity across the EU.
ComplianceCompliance
Compliance refers to adhering to legal, regulatory, and industry standards for data protection and IT security. with current EU cyber security requirements – including risk management and reporting obligations.
🗸 StaRUG (DE)StaRUG (DE)
StaRUG (Corporate Stabilization and Restructuring Framework Act) is a German law that allows companies to restructure at an early stage to prevent insolvency. It provides mechanisms for financial stabilization and requires organizations to implement early risk detection and monitoring systems, including the management of IT and cybersecurity risks.
Support for early risk detection and sustainable crisis prevention to ensure corporate stability.
And the most important thing: you don’t have to worry about it yourself
International standards and compliance requirements
Many companies today work internationally or are in contact with global partners, customers and markets.
This creates additional requirements for data protectionData Protection
Data protection ensures that personal and business data is securely handled and protected from unauthorized access, IT security and traceable processes across national borders.
We support you in reliably meeting international standards – structured, documented and verifiable at all times.
This means you are not only secure and compliant locally, but also globally.
🗸 CIS ControlsCIS Controls
CIS Controls (Center for Internet Security Controls) are a set of prioritized best practices designed to help organizations improve their cybersecurity posture. They provide actionable guidelines for protecting systems, networks, and data by focusing on critical security measures such as access control, vulnerability management, and continuous monitoring.
Implementation of proven security measures based on internationally recognized best practices.
🗸 SOC 2 (USA)SOC 2 (USA)
SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) is a United States auditing standard developed by the AICPA that evaluates how organizations manage customer data. It focuses on five trust service criteria: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy, ensuring that service providers handle data securely and responsibly..
Proof of secure processes for handling data – especially for service providers and cloud providers.
🗸 HIPAA (USA)HIPAA (USA)
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is a United States law that sets standards for protecting sensitive patient health information. It requires healthcare organizations and their partners to implement safeguards to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of medical data.
Protection of sensitive health data in accordance with strict US regulations in the medical environment.
🗸 GLBA (USA)GLBA (USA)
GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act) is a United States law that requires financial institutions to protect customers’ personal and financial information. It mandates safeguards for data security, privacy policies, and transparency about how customer data is collected, used, and shared.
Security and data protectionData Protection
Data protection ensures that personal and business data is securely handled and protected from unauthorized access requirements for companies in the finance and insurance sector.
🗸 FISMA (USA)FISMA (USA)
FISMA (Federal Information Security Modernization Act) is a United States law that requires federal agencies and their contractors to develop, implement, and maintain comprehensive information security programs. It focuses on risk management, continuous monitoring, and the protection of government information systems against cyber threats.
IT security standards for organizations related to US authorities and public institutions.
🗸 UK GDPRGDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation is a European law that governs how personal data must be processed and protected & Online Safety Act (UK)Online Safety Act (UK)
The Online Safety Act is a United Kingdom law that requires online platforms to protect users from harmful and illegal content. It obliges companies to implement risk assessments, content moderation measures, and reporting mechanisms, with a strong focus on user safety, especially for children and vulnerable groups.
ComplianceCompliance
Compliance refers to adhering to legal, regulatory, and industry standards for data protection and IT security. with UK data protectionData Protection
Data protection ensures that personal and business data is securely handled and protected from unauthorized access and security requirements for UK-based companies.
🗸 Cyber Resilience Act (EU)Cyber Resilience Act (EU)
The Cyber Resilience Act is a European Union regulation that sets mandatory cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements. It requires manufacturers to design, develop, and maintain secure products throughout their lifecycle, including vulnerability management, regular updates, and clear security documentation to protect users from cyber risks.
Future-proofing of digital products and systems in accordance with current EU requirements.
No matter where your company operates – we ensure that your IT security meets the requirements.
Transparency. Evidence. Control.
IT security must not only work – it must also be understandable, comprehensible and verifiable at all times.
We ensure that you have a clear overview of your security situation at all times and that all relevant information is available in a structured manner.
So you are optimally prepared – for internal decisions, external audits and emergencies.
🗸 Regular security reports
Clear and comprehensible evaluations of your current security situation – prepared for management and IT.
🗸 Documentation for inspections & authorities
All safety-relevant measures are fully documented and are available at all times.
🗸 Audit support (worldwide)
Preparation, support and assistance with internal and external audits – structured and professional.
🗸 Verifiable IT security for third parties
Provision of reports and confirmations for customers, partners, authorities and insurance companies.
You don’t have to search for anything – we provide you with all the evidence at the touch of a button.
Transparency and control
🗸 Real-time insights into your security situation
Overview of risks, incidents and measures at all times.
🗸 Clear key figures & assessments
Comprehensible presentation of complex safety data.
🗸 Individual reports as required
Adaptation to internal requirements or external specifications.
🗸 Technology + complianceCompliance
Compliance refers to adhering to legal, regulatory, and industry standards for data protection and IT security. from a single source
No separation between IT security and regulatory requirements.
🗸 Practical implementation instead of theory
Not just documents – but real, lived security.
🗸 Audit-capable without additional effort
All verifications are generated automatically during operation.
🗸 Can be used internationally
Support for national and global requirements.
Your security is not just there – it can be proven at any time.
ComplianceCompliance
Compliance refers to adhering to legal, regulatory, and industry standards for data protection and IT security. without chaos – security with a system.
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Direct access to trusted IT security and data protectionData Protection
Data protection ensures that personal and business data is securely handled and protected from unauthorized access expertise – made in Germany.
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Powered by German IT security and data protectionData Protection
Data protection ensures that personal and business data is securely handled and protected from unauthorized access standards.
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Our Berlin line in New York – bringing German IT security and data protectionData Protection
Data protection ensures that personal and business data is securely handled and protected from unauthorized access to international businesses.
Berlin isn’t always in Germany – but our standards always are.
| Steffi’s Cloud™ – Availability Hours (US & Europe) | ||
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| Region / City | Time Zone | Local Time |
| New York / Miami / Atlanta | Eastern Time (ET) | 6 AM – 4 PM |
| Chicago / Dallas / Houston | Central Time (CT) | 5 AM – 3 PM |
| Denver / Phoenix (*no DST) | Mountain Time (MT) | 4 AM – 2 PM |
| Los Angeles / Seattle / San Francisco | Pacific Time (PT) | 3 AM – 1 PM |
| Anchorage (Alaska) | Alaska Time (AKT) | 2 AM – 12 PM |
| Honolulu (Hawaii) | Hawaii Time (HST) | 12 AM – 10 AM |
| Germany (Berlin / Erfurt) | Central Europe (CET/CEST) | 12 PM – 10 PM (Summer) 11 AM – 9 PM (Winter) |
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Note: US Daylight Saving Time is in effect from the second Sunday in March until the first Sunday in November. During this period, Germany is 6 hours ahead of New York; otherwise 5 hours. |
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