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Rietta provides cybersecurity and digital accessibility audits, attestation, and process advisory services for governments and regulated SaaS companies. We are engaged to independently verify, not just build, that critical systems and documents meet real compliance standards.
Independent review should carry more weight than a vendor's own self-attestation. That is the evidence we provide: documented, independent, and backed by a name you can verify.
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Rietta has invested itself in providing a deep set of solutions for each stage of the operational life cycle of a critical business system.
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SaaS & Regulated Data
Security reviews for SaaS, healthcare, and government applications handling sensitive data.
Supply Chain Security
Keeping every third-party dependency current, patched, and accounted for.
Vulnerability Management
Manual code review that finds what automated scanners miss.
Container & Dockerization Assistance
Containerizing applications for consistent, secure deployment, from custom Dockerfiles to production on AWS ECS.
Digital Accessibility Audits
ADA Title II and WCAG compliance review, powered by our Metadata Minder platform.
Independent Attestation
Documented, independent evidence of an active compliance program, not a vendor's own self-attestation.
Process Advisory
Evaluating vendor proposals and technology choices in a trusted advisory role, beyond a single engagement.
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From The Rietta Blog
07/07/2026
Real ADA Title II Findings for Government Documents
by Frank Rietta
Beyond alt text: the three metadata-based ADA Title II deficiencies we see most often in government PDFs, Word, and Excel documents, and why each one matters: blank titles, missing dates, and undefined document language. …
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297 Days: The Real ADA Title II Deadline for Government Documents
by Frank Rietta
The DOJ has extended the ADA Title II web accessibility deadlines. Larger government entities now have 297 days to bring their document corpus into compliance, and much of the remediation work we have reviewed is falling short. …
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