Depth where compliance changes the deal.
PrimeTech's practitioner roots are in regulated environments—defense, federal, healthcare and financial services—where security obligations are contractual, auditable and priced into transactions. That depth now serves acquirers buying into those markets.
Carried forward into every regulated deal.
These capabilities anchor diligence, baseline and integration work whenever a target operates under regulatory or contractual security obligations.
Defense & federal compliance readiness
NIST SP 800-171 alignment, CMMC-aware diligence for defense-industrial targets, SSP and POA&M realism checks, and integration that preserves compliance standing through ownership change.
Healthcare security & privacy
HIPAA security posture, connected medical device exposure, PHI data-flow mapping, and the compliance implications of combining covered entities and business associates.
Vulnerability & exposure management
Estate-wide scanning, prioritization tied to exploitability and business impact, and remediation programs that survive contact with operations.
Security engineering & analysis
Architecture review, zero-trust access design, cloud security configuration, and hands-on engineering when the acquired environment needs building, not just assessing.
In regulated markets, compliance is deal value.
A defense supplier's contract eligibility, a healthcare company's regulatory standing, a financial firm's examination posture—these are assets being purchased. Diligence that can't read them misprices the deal; integration that breaks them destroys value after close.
Where this shows up
- Diligence on targets holding government contracts
- Preserving certifications and ATOs through integration
- Regulated-data handling in Day-1 connectivity decisions
- Compliance evidence continuity across ownership change
Acquiring into a regulated market?
Bring the compliance question to the diligence table early—it's usually where the price moves.