Braille Works has successfully completed a FISMA audit. This proves our commitment to safeguarding sensitive data, including PHI and PII.
Braille Works, a leading provider of accessible document solutions, has successfully completed a Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) audit. This certification, conducted by KirkpatrickPrice, a licensed information security CPA firm, underscores Braille Works’ commitment to safeguarding sensitive data, including protected health information (PHI) and personally identifiable information (PII).
FISMA compliance joins Braille Works’s existing SOC 2 Type II certification and HITRUST alignment, solidifying the organization’s trusted position among government agencies, healthcare providers, financial institutions, and other high-security partners.
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“With FISMA, SOC 2 Type II, and HITRUST under our belt, we’re uniquely positioned to serve the government, healthcare, and banking sectors,” said Robert Sket, CEO of Braille Works. “For over 30 years, our clients have relied on us to deliver accessible documents that meet the highest standards. These certifications reinforce our commitment to protecting sensitive data while delivering accessible documents that meet the highest standards.”
For over 30 years, Braille Works has specialized in producing accessible formats such as braille, large print, accessible PDF, and audio to help organizations meet compliance requirements under Section 508, ADA, HIPAA, and other regulations. The new FISMA achievement adds another layer of assurance for clients navigating complex accessibility and data security mandates.
“Achieving FISMA compliance is more than a milestone. It’s a testament to the rigorous protocols, systems, and culture we’ve built around protecting sensitive data,” said CJ Martin, IT Manager at Braille Works. “From secure production environments to constant monitoring and employee training, we prioritize every detail to safeguard PHI, PII, and confidential client information.”
The independent assessment, conducted by KirkpatrickPrice, verified Braille Works’s adherence to NIST controls, including access control, incident response, risk assessment, and system integrity, further validating its infrastructure and operational resilience.
“Security and accessibility go hand in hand,” said Glen Schubert, EVP of Marketing & Client Relations at Braille Works. “Our clients need to know their documents are in safe hands, especially when they contain sensitive personal or medical information. With FISMA, SOC 2 Type II, and HITRUST in place, we’re proud to offer peace of mind along with exceptional accessible document solutions.”
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