Selecting the right IT partner can significantly advance your business and provide exceptional support.
Oil and Fuel Delivery companies must comply with numerous government and industry guidelines. Finding an IT Partner who understands these industry guidelines can help you focus on your business rather than your IT.
Key Challenges Facing Oil/Fuel Delivery Companies.
In addition to these industry compliance requirements, oil and fuel delivery companies must ensure compliance with government regulations. An IT partner specializing in compliance can assist with government requirements.
As your dedicated IT Partner, we will work with you to manage your IT network.
To ensure the safety of your business, we will collaborate with you to install and configure our comprehensive suite of cybersecurity services.
We take data backup and disaster recovery very seriously. We ensure the right type of data backup to meet your business needs.
As your dedicated team of IT professionals, you will have access to our three-tiered support system, which includes in-house and remote assistance, as well as our field service team and server engineers.
Effective management of cloud and SaaS is crucial for businesses aiming to optimize their operations. Maintaining oversight, tracking usage, and ensuring data integrity are vital aspects of this management.
Compliance management is crucial for businesses to ensure adherence to legal, regulatory, and industry standards. The right IT partner can streamline this process.
Oil and fuel delivery companies operate in a highly regulated industry, subject to strict requirements for driver qualifications, hazardous materials transport, spill prevention, and storage. The last thing they need is another complex government compliance issue to manage. By partnering with a compliance-focused managed service provider (MSP), these companies can alleviate concerns about navigating government compliance.
In addition to industry standards, oil and fuel delivery companies must also comply with government regulations.
The CIS Security Controls are a prioritized, prescriptive set of 18 safeguards designed to strengthen an organization’s cybersecurity posture.
There are 18 CIS Critical Security Controls. Each control contains multiple sub-controls that must be implemented to meet CIS expectations.
CIS defines three Implementation Groups that determine which safeguards apply:
Maintain Documentation, Policies, and Metrics
To demonstrate adherence, organizations should maintain:
CIS encourages
Compliance with CIS Controls helps organizations to:
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is mandatory for any organization that processes, stores, or transmits credit card data. Version 4.0 introduces major changes to address evolving cybersecurity threats.
Client-Side Security:
Access Control:
Data Protection:
Monitoring & Logging:
Testing & Vulnerability Management:
Policy & Documentation:
Third-Party Oversight:
A compliance framework is essential for meeting regulatory requirements and avoiding costly penalties and fines. A framework helps organizations maintain their reputation and client trust while also improving their overall efficiency and effectiveness by streamlining processes, reducing costs, and enhancing accountability and transparency. Maintaining a framework can be difficult, including documenting and implementing organizational processes and procedures that need to be maintained to ensure organizations adhere to internal rules and external regulations. That’s why businesses need our Compliance Manager. TAB has Certified CMMC Professionals on staff to assist you with this process.
