Most compliance work fails for boring reasons
The usual causes are a risk analysis nobody owned, an expired BAA, or a backup nobody tested. SaberGuard exists to close those gaps before they become expensive.
You work with the person doing the work
The person on your scoping call is the person writing your risk register. There is no junior analyst running a template and no account manager relaying findings.
Fixed scope, quoted before we start
You get a number and a deliverable list up front. No hourly meter, and no discovery phase that turns into the project.
Findings in plain language
Findings are written so a practice administrator can act on them and a physician-owner can understand the risk. The acronyms live in the appendix.
We tell you when to stop buying
If a control isn't worth it at your size, we say so. If something is outside what we should take on, we say that too and point you elsewhere.
You are not buying a binder. You are buying the ability to answer, on the day someone asks, exactly what you did to protect patient data, and to show your work.
A small practice, by design
Vetted partners join when an engagement needs specialist depth.
On dutyDuke
Chief Morale Officer
Specializes in perimeter security (yard patrol), unauthorized treat detection, and ensuring the founder takes breaks. Zero incidents on his watch.
Find out where your practice stands.
A thirty-minute scoping call with Jonathan. You leave with a fixed fee and a start date.
SaberGuard assesses and advises; it does not warrant compliance.


