Meet SecurityMetrics: HackerNoon Company of the Week
SecurityMetrics is a data security firm that turns PCI, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance into managed tools and expert-backed audits for organizations of any size.
This week’s Company of the Week feature on HackerNoon highlights SecurityMetrics, a data security and compliance company that stands out with a comprehensive set of PCI credentials, including QSA, ASV, PFI, P2PE QSA, and PA-QSA. Offering tools such as PIIscan and PANscan, SecurityMetrics aids businesses in achieving compliance with PCI, HIPAA, and GDPR regulations.
Unlike many compliance vendors, SecurityMetrics provides a Pulse platform that deploys sensors across clients' locations, transmitting data to a 24/7 Security Operations Center. This system monitors both internal and external activities, tracks firewall and endpoint behavior, and delivers a monthly 30-day risk report. Moreover, clients receive a monthly consultation with a threat hunter, rather than just a dashboard of raw data to interpret independently.
The company further differentiates itself by including 90 days of unlimited free retesting in the initial quote, with the same analyst verifying that all fixes are effective. This approach aligns with SecurityMetrics’ core promise: “Never have a false sense of security,” treating this as a product feature, not merely a slogan.
SecurityMetrics actively supports its mission through the HackerNoon Business Blogging program, where the company shares its expertise on cybersecurity, generating 15,000 reads over four articles. For more information, visit SecurityMetrics’ articles on HackerNoon at these links: https://hackernoon.com/penetration-testing-companies-comparing-the-top-5-vendors, https://hackernoon.com/cmmc-compliance-vendors-finding-the-best-fit-for-your-flow-down-requirements, https://hackernoon.com/what-are-the-12-requirements-of-pci-dss-compliance, and https://hackernoon.com/a-buyers-guide-to-pci-dss-643-and-1161-compliance-solutions.
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