Phase 1: Proactive Diagnostic Auditing
Automated and manual WCAG gap analysis to identify blind spots before outside counsel or regulators do.
Confer Compliance - Digital Risk Compliance
Automated accessibility widgets no longer provide legal safe harbor for financial institutions.
The DOJ Title II mandate has fundamentally shifted digital compliance. If your institution relies on overlay plugins, your website and digital documents may still carry unmitigated legal exposure.
The threat
In 2026, many mid-market institutions are facing a growing wave of predatory ADA and accessibility litigation. Plaintiff firms now use accessibility widgets as evidence that underlying source code remains broken and non-compliant.
Under DOJ Title II and WCAG standards, reactive guesswork is no longer a defensible strategy. Digital accessibility is now governance, risk, and fiduciary protection.
The solution: documented safe harbor
Confer Compliance transitions digital assets from legal exposure to a documented compliance position through code-level remediation and defensible governance artifacts.
Phase 2: Code-Level Remediation
Root-source fixes for web code, PDFs, and digital workflows so accessibility is native, not superficial.
Phase 3: Executive Governance and Audit Trails
Board-ready reporting that documents due diligence and remediation progress for internal and external review.
7+
Years of digital infrastructure architecture
WCAG 2.2 AA
Strict standard used as core conformance benchmark
100%
Focus on code-level remediation (no overlay widgets)
The regulatory reality
The era of reactive digital compliance is over. Executive teams need a legally defensible operating model, not checkbox activity.
Digital liability briefing
Overlay plugins do not guarantee compliance and are increasingly used as litigation signals.
Federal standard overview
DOJ alignment with WCAG requires underlying digital architecture and documents to be natively accessible.
Fiduciary protection promise
A proactive audit and remediation program helps protect executive teams and boards from avoidable exposure.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to support confident decision-making.
We already use an accessibility widget. Aren't we compliant?
Not necessarily. Widgets may alter visual presentation for some users, but they typically do not repair underlying source code defects that create compliance risk.
What does DOJ Title II require in practice?
Institutions need accessible digital experiences at the core architecture level, including websites, key portals, and related digital documents.
Do you only deliver reports, or do you execute remediation?
Both. We assess, prioritize, and implement remediation at the code level, then provide documentation and governance artifacts.
How long does the initial diagnostic audit take?
Most Phase 1 diagnostic audits complete in roughly 2-3 weeks, depending on platform scope and document volume.
Want to work with us?
Schedule a complimentary Digital Risk Briefing. In 15 minutes, we review your current web architecture and provide a baseline view of your current compliance exposure.
Next step
Eliminate unnecessary digital liability so leadership can focus on growth, member trust, and operational performance.