Security Compliance
SignalFence Compliance Grid
Automated evidence packs for device encryption, screen lock, and lost-device workflows aimed at clinic networks and regulated retail.
SignalFence Compliance Grid layers continuous checks on top of your enrolled fleet so security advisors spend less time chasing screenshots. It translates technical signals into readiness scores per branch, highlights devices that missed a compliance window, and packages reviewer-friendly summaries. The suite is opinionated about clarity: every failing control links to a short remediation article written for site managers, not security specialists.
Outcomes
- Shrink prep time before accreditation visits
- Give clinic managers understandable next steps when a device slips
- Keep security and operations aligned on the same scoreboard
Features
- Continuous posture scoring with exportable PDF evidence
- Lost-device remote lock and selective wipe playbooks
- Encryption and passcode drift alerts with SLA timers
- Mapped controls to common healthcare checklist frameworks
- Delegated reviewer accounts for external auditors
- Weekly digest tuned for legal and operations inboxes
- API feed for SIEM correlation without duplicate agents
Duration: Annual license with mid-year policy workshop · Format: Cloud analytics + policy engine · From ₩249,000 (informational; this site does not process payments.)
Responsible lead
Leo Park
Security compliance advisor with a background in hospital IT governance.
FAQ
Will this replace our MDM entirely?
No. It orchestrates and reports on controls enforced by your existing MDM or OS management channel.
How fast do alerts reach on-call staff?
Critical lost-device events can fan out within minutes if you connect SMS or paging webhooks. Routine drift uses business-hour routing.
Any known limitation?
Air-gapped sites without outbound connectivity cannot stream live posture; they require scheduled export uploads instead.
Reviews
Auditors asked fewer follow-up questions once we handed them the SignalFence monthly pack instead of a folder of ad hoc exports.