Know What You Are
Signing Before You Sign It
HIPAA agreements, cloud service contracts, cybersecurity vendor deals, and IT service agreements reviewed by a CISSP, CCSP, and Security+ certified expert. At a fraction of what attorneys charge.
You Should Not Sign These Contracts Without a Review
Most small businesses and healthcare practices sign vendor agreements without anyone checking whether the terms actually protect them. That changes here.
Medical & Dental Practices
Your EHR vendor, billing company, and IT support all require Business Associate Agreements. Most of them are written to protect the vendor, not you.
Small Businesses Moving to the Cloud
AWS, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and SaaS tools all come with terms that limit liability, grant data access rights, and define breach responsibilities. Know what you agreed to.
Businesses Hiring Cybersecurity Vendors
Security firms, managed service providers, and penetration testing companies all ask you to sign agreements before they touch your systems. These contracts matter.
Companies Signing IT Service Agreements
IT support contracts define what your provider is actually responsible for when something goes wrong. Most people find out what they signed after the incident, not before.
What Gets Reviewed
Four contract types where cybersecurity and compliance expertise matters most. Each review includes a written findings summary with flagged items and plain-language explanations.
HIPAA Business Associate Agreement
Healthcare / Medical / Dental
Every vendor that touches your patient data must have a signed BAA in place. Most BAAs are drafted by the vendor and heavily favor their interests. This review checks whether the agreement actually meets HIPAA Security Rule requirements and where your practice remains exposed.
What Gets Reviewed
SaaS & Cloud Service Agreement
Software / Cloud Platforms / Subscriptions
Cloud and SaaS agreements define who owns your data, what happens when the platform is breached, and what recourse you have when the service fails. This review focuses on the security, data handling, and liability terms that most businesses skip entirely.
What Gets Reviewed
Cybersecurity Vendor Contract
Security Firms / MSPs / Pen Test Agreements
When you hire a cybersecurity firm, you hand them access to your most sensitive systems. The contract governs what they can do, what they are liable for, and what happens when something goes wrong. This review checks whether that agreement actually protects you.
What Gets Reviewed
IT Service Agreement
Managed Services / IT Support / MSA
IT support contracts define what your provider is actually responsible for and, more importantly, what they are not. Most small businesses discover the gaps in their IT contract after an incident, not before. This review identifies those gaps before they cost you.
What Gets Reviewed
How the Review Works
A straightforward process with a clear deliverable. No endless back-and-forth, no billable hour surprises.
Submit Your Contract
Send your agreement through the contact form. PDF or Word format accepted. Include any context about what you are trying to understand or what concerns you.
Review and Analysis
The contract is reviewed against cybersecurity best practices, HIPAA requirements where applicable, and common risk patterns in each contract category.
Written Findings Report
You receive a written summary of flagged items, plain-language explanations of what each clause means, and recommended questions to raise before signing.
30-Minute Debrief
A 30-minute call to walk through the findings together, answer questions, and confirm you understand exactly what you are agreeing to.
Common Issues Found in These Contracts
These are the patterns that show up most often across the contracts reviewed in this practice area.
Liability Caps That Protect the Vendor, Not You
Many agreements cap the vendor's liability at one month of fees paid. If a breach causes $50,000 in damages, your contract may only entitle you to $99 back.
Breach Notification Timelines That Violate HIPAA
HIPAA requires breach notification within 60 days. Some BAAs contain longer vendor notification windows that create compliance exposure for your practice.
Automatic Renewal Clauses With Short Cancellation Windows
Contracts that auto-renew for 12 months with a 30-day cancellation window are easy to miss, and expensive when you do.
Data Ownership Language That Favors the Vendor
Some SaaS agreements grant the vendor broad rights to use, aggregate, or monetize your business data. Most people do not notice until they try to leave the platform.
Missing Security Obligations
IT and cybersecurity contracts often contain no specific security obligations on the vendor's part. If a breach happens and they have no written security requirements, accountability is nearly impossible to establish.
Subcontractor Pass-Through Without Your Consent
Many agreements allow the vendor to pass your data to subcontractors without notifying you. This is a HIPAA violation risk for healthcare practices.
Transparent, Flat-Fee Pricing
No billable hour surprises. You know the cost before you submit. Each review includes a written findings report and a 30-minute debrief call.
| Contract Type | What Is Included | Market Average | Your Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| HIPAA Business Associate Agreement | Written findings report, HIPAA Security Rule alignment check, 30-min debrief | $820 avg | $697 Save 15% |
| SaaS & Cloud Service Agreement | Written findings report, security and data terms review, 30-min debrief | $440 avg | $375 Save 15% |
| Cybersecurity Vendor Contract | Written findings report, access and liability review, 30-min debrief | $585 avg | $497 Save 15% |
| IT Service Agreement (MSA) | Written findings report, scope and SLA review, 30-min debrief | $440 avg | $375 Save 15% |
| Hourly (complex or custom contracts) | All of the above, billed by the hour for non-standard agreements | $214/hr avg | $175/hr Save 15% |
Submit Your Contract for Review
Send the agreement through the contact form and include the contract type and any specific concerns. A response with next steps will follow within one business day.
Submit contract
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Written report
within 5 business days
30-minute
debrief call