FTC Safeguards Rule
Requires covered financial institutions—including most tax & accounting firms—to develop, implement, and maintain a written information security program with administrative, technical, and physical safeguards.
Generate, manage, and maintain your Written Information Security Program while tracking compliance requirements under IRS Publication 5708 and the FTC Safeguards Rule.
Built by cybersecurity professionals with real-world compliance and incident response experience.
The FTC Safeguards Rule and IRS Publication 5708 describe an ongoing, living program—not a document you sign once and forget. Most firms get this wrong.
Your PDF can't reflect new hires, removed accounts, or last week's failed backup.
FTC requires periodic risk assessments. A static document doesn't remind you—or prove you did it.
When the IRS or your cyber insurer asks for proof, screenshots aren't a defense.
Generic templates ignore your Microsoft 365 tenant, your MFA posture, and your actual risk.
A guided path from intake to a continuously-monitored compliance program.
5-minute intake: services, staff size, data systems, jurisdictions. No templates—your plan is generated for you.
Mapped to FTC Safeguards Rule + IRS Pub 5708. Administrative, technical, and physical safeguards in plain English.
Read-only connection pulls live MFA, conditional access, and tenant posture as evidence behind every control.
A continuously updated letter grade and gap list. Know exactly what's strong and what needs attention.
Annual review reminders, change tracking, signed attestations, and audit-ready exports.
A live view of your WISP — score, gaps, evidence, and what's due next. Updated continuously, not once a year.
Get matched with up to 3 local compliance-focused MSPs. Optional and transparent — shared only with your consent.
A strong compliance score may help support cyber insurance underwriting. Export a broker-ready PDF when you need it.
Compliance is not a one-time document. It is a program of evidence, review, and response.
Tailored plans drafted from your firm's intake, not a generic template library.
A clear readiness grade that updates as your security posture changes.
Coming Soon: validate compliance answers against connected business systems instead of memory or screenshots.
Guided review cycles with signed attestations and reminders before your renewal is due.
PDF and structured exports built for insurers, regulators, and clients.
Owner, security lead, and staff each get the right view and the right sign-off.
Pre-built breach response steps mapped to small-business reality.
Prioritized action list with ownership, timeline, and clear next steps.
WISPWolf is designed to move businesses beyond static WISP documents and toward an ongoing compliance program.
| Traditional WISP Process | WISPWolf |
|---|---|
| Static WISP document | Guided compliance management |
| Manual updates throughout the year | Ongoing policy and control tracking |
| Annual review done from scratch | Structured annual review workflow |
| No compliance scoring | Compliance readiness scoring |
| Gaps surface only during an audit | Gap identification with prioritized findings |
| Scattered screenshots and email attachments | Organized evidence collection |
| No remediation tracking | Remediation tracking with assigned owners |
| No employee acknowledgement tracking | Policy acknowledgement tracking |
| No centralized dashboard | Centralized compliance management dashboard |
WISPWolf is a pilot-stage compliance platform. Some workflows are actively being rolled out to early customers.
WISPWolf is a pilot-stage platform created by cybersecurity professionals with hands-on experience in compliance programs, incident response, and small-business risk.
WISPWolf turns dense federal guidance into a step-by-step compliance program any firm can actually run — without paying for a five-figure consulting engagement.
Every control in the platform is mapped to the FTC Safeguards Rule, IRS Publication 5708, and IRS Publication 4557 — and described in language a non-technical owner can follow.
Built by people who have worked breaches, audits, insurance questionnaires, and client data exposure. WISPWolf reflects what actually matters when something goes wrong.
Pilot program now open. WISPWolf does not publish customer counts, audit pass rates, or named testimonials we cannot independently verify.
WISPWolf is being designed to help businesses validate compliance answers using connected security and productivity systems. Instead of relying only on memory or manual screenshots, future versions will help verify whether key safeguards are actually in place.
Verify whether key safeguards are actually in place — not just claimed on a form.
Pull readiness signals from the productivity and security platforms your firm already uses.
A single live view of where your program stands and what needs attention.
Confirm controls like access management, logging, and backups against real configuration.
Generate audit-ready packets that explain not only what you claim, but how it was verified.
Get notified when something drifts — before it becomes a finding, claim, or breach.
Pilot customers help shape which integrations and validations ship first.
Pick the tier that matches your firm. Pilot pricing — cancel anytime.
For solo preparers and small practices getting compliant.
For growing firms that want an ongoing compliance program.
For multi-location firms and partners managing several programs.
Pilot program now open. 14-day free trial. No credit card required to start. Some advanced features are labeled “Coming Soon” and are actively in development.
WISPWolf assists with compliance readiness and documentation. It does not provide legal advice or guarantee regulatory compliance.