07/24/2026
A written security plan is only useful if it aligns with what is actually happening within the firm.
For CPA and accounting firms, that means more than having a WISP saved in a folder. It means knowing MFA is enforced, backups are tested, accounts are monitored, and access is removed quickly when someone leaves.
We put together a practical breakdown of the questions firms should ask before a client, insurer, or regulator does.
https://bankheadtech.com/2026/07/does-your-cpa-firms-wisp-actually-hold-up/
A written security plan only works if it matches what is actually happening inside your firm. See how MFA, tested backups, monitoring, offboarding, and incident response turn a WISP from paperwork into real protection.