Jackson Client Solutions™ is an independent compliance auditing and governance advisory firm. We assess organizations against the regulations, standards, and contract requirements they are held to, and we report what the evidence shows. We do not remediate, implement, or resell, so our findings are shaped by the evidence and nothing else.
Independent figures from the organizations that track this for a living. None of them are ours, which is rather the point.
A sample of the requirements our clients are being measured against right now. If yours isn't here, it's because the list is long, not because it's out of scope.
The Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act took effect, with Attorney General enforcement and civil penalties per violation. State agencies must disclose when residents are interacting with AI.
Larger recipients of HHS funding, including most hospitals and health systems, were required to bring web content and mobile apps to WCAG 2.1 AA.
DoD paused third-party Level 2 certification and opened a reform review. Self-assessments and the NIST SP 800-171 obligations under DFARS 252.204-7012 remain in force, and a self-assessment you affirm is still a False Claims Act exposure.
State and local governments serving 50,000 or more people must meet WCAG 2.1 AA for web content and mobile apps. DOJ extended this date by one year in April 2026; the obligation didn't go away.
Public entities under 50,000 people and special district governments reach the same standard one year later.
Sources: WebAIM Million 2026; IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2026; DOJ interim final rule, April 2026; DoD notice on CMMC Phase II suspension, July 2026; Texas HB 149 (TRAIGA); 45 CFR Part 84. Figures current as of September 2026.
When the same firm finds the gaps and bills to close them, every finding is a sales lead. Scope creeps. Severity drifts. And when the regulator, the prime contractor, or the plaintiff's attorney asks who verified the work, the answer is "the people who did it."
We stay on the audit side of the line so the line still means something.
We don't sell a menu of audits. We start with what you're held to, whether it's a federal regulation, a state statute, a contract clause, an industry standard, or a funder's conditions, and we assess against that. Every engagement is scoped to a named requirement, a defined boundary, and a fixed price.
Where you stand today against a requirement you have to meet, with a prioritized gap list any remediation team can execute. The right first step before a certification, a customer review, or a regulator's visit.
Details →Formal, evidence-based examination of whether controls, content, processes, or programs meet the standard they're held to. Delivered as a report you can hand to a board, an oversight body, or a court.
Details →Re-testing after remediation, second opinions on another firm's work, and validation of vendor conformance claims before you rely on them.
Details →Plain-English guidance on what "compliant" looks like for your organization, and training for the people who own the controls, so the cheapest finding is the one that never gets written.
Details →Scope it. Collect the evidence. Test it. Walk every finding with your team before the report is issued. Brief the decision-makers. Then, once you've remediated with whoever you choose, we re-test and report on what changed.
Our clients span sectors. What they share is an obligation someone else will check, and a need for evidence from a firm with nothing to sell.
Federal, state, and local bodies that need independent assessment capacity, delivered on a set-aside or sole-source basis, for the requirements they administer and the ones they're subject to.
Primes and subcontractors who need a defensible answer to a contract clause, a supply-chain questionnaire, or a flow-down before the customer asks for one.
Healthcare, legal, and financial firms whose clients, insurers, licensing boards, and regulators all want the same thing: proof that controls exist and work.
School districts, colleges, and municipalities whose services have to work for every resident, and whose exposure is public when they don't.
Organizations that need compliance evidence for funders, accreditors, and the communities they serve, without a consulting bill that eats the grant.
Leadership teams facing a customer security review, a new regulation, or a governance question from the board, who want the honest picture before they spend on the fix.
Founded and led by Adriana P. Jackson, MBA, a U.S. Air Force veteran and former federal IT specialist. Certified small business across four set-aside programs, registered and ready to contract at the federal, state, and local levels.
"A finding you haven't seen before the final report is a failure of process, not a feature of it."
Book a 30-minute scoping call. We'll confirm the framework, the boundary, and the evidence you already have, and you'll leave with a fixed-scope proposal. No pitch for services we don't offer.
