Tax preparers and enrolled agents face unique cybersecurity and compliance requirements. MMIT is built specifically for firms like yours — IRS Publication 4557, FTC Safeguards, and WISP compliance included.
You handle sensitive financial data for dozens of clients — without the IT resources of a large firm. That makes you an attractive target.
Every tax preparer must maintain a Written Information Security Plan and meet FTC Safeguards mandates. Most small firms are not there yet.
A single tax firm holds Social Security numbers, bank details, and income records for hundreds of clients. That is exactly what cybercriminals want.
Phishing spikes during filing season. One compromised employee account can freeze your EFIN and halt your entire practice.
Large firms have dedicated IT and compliance staff. Small and mid-size tax practices do not — and attackers know it.
The IRS requires every tax professional to implement six specific security controls. Most small firms are missing at least two. MMIT covers all six and documents them for your compliance file.
MMIT deploys advanced endpoint detection on every device — real-time threat blocking and 24/7 monitoring, well beyond basic antivirus.
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MMIT configures host firewalls on every device during onboarding. Professional and Advanced plans add network-level firewall monitoring.
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Required by the FTC for any system holding taxpayer data. MMIT sets up MFA on every account during onboarding and confirms it stays active.
✓ Covered in all plans
The IRS requires documented backup for all tax preparers. MMIT has encrypted daily cloud backup with tested restores and written records.
✓ Available
MMIT enables full-disk encryption on every device during onboarding. Recovery keys are escrowed securely. A lost device cannot expose client data.
✓ Covered in all plans
Remote staff need an encrypted connection to firm systems. MMIT sets up and manages VPN for every remote user during onboarding, if needed.
✓ Configured during onboarding
The IRS and FTC don't just require security controls — they require written proof. MMIT helps you build and maintain every required document.
Required by the IRS for all tax preparers. Your WISP documents how your firm identifies risks, protects client data, responds to incidents, and trains employees.
MMIT creates and annually maintains your WISP.
The FTC classifies tax preparers as financial institutions. The Safeguards Rule requires documented risk assessments, a designated security coordinator, vendor oversight records, and annual program evaluations. Fines reach 0,120 per violation per day.
MMIT documents your controls for FTC compliance.
The FTC Safeguards Rule requires you to document that your IT provider meets security standards. MMIT provides a written attestation confirming our controls meet Safeguards requirements.
MMIT provides written vendor documentation.
IRS Publication 4557 and FTC Safeguards both require a documented plan for responding to data breaches, including IRS notification and client communication procedures.
MMIT includes incident response documentation in our compliance package.
Your WISP must document that employees receive regular security training. MMIT tracks completion automatically and generates audit-ready reports.
MMIT tracks and documents all staff training automatically.
The FTC requires documented annual evaluation of your security program. MMIT delivers a formal quarterly security review with a written report.
MMIT delivers and documents your required annual program review.
Our services, pricing, and compliance documentation are built around IRS Publication 4557, FTC Safeguards, WISP requirements, and GLBA — not generic IT.
Most IT firms fix computers. MMIT also delivers the written security plan, vendor attestations, training records, and annual review your firm is legally required to maintain.
Based in Fort Payne, serving Northeast Alabama. On-site when you need it, fast remote response when you don't. You reach a person, not a ticket system.
One fee covers IT management, cybersecurity, compliance, and training. No surprise invoices during tax season.
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cost for your initial security review — no obligation, no jargon
Schedule a free security and compliance review. We'll check your firm against IRS Publication 4557 and FTC Safeguards requirements and show you exactly how MMIT closes every gap.