Security leadership, sized to your need.
Hiring an in-house Chief Information Security Officer is expensive. Get the required capabilities at a fraction of the cost.
What your vCISO takes care of.
Security strategy and roadmap
Owns the action plan, keeps it honest, re-ranks it as the business changes.
Risk decisions
Runs the risk register with you, proposes treatments, documents the accept-or-mitigate calls so they stand up later.
Policies and governance
Drafts and maintains the policy set, drives approvals and staff acceptance, keeps versions audit-ready.
Management and board reporting
A posture report your management actually reads, with decisions to take, not dashboards to admire.
Audit and certification support
Internal audits, management reviews, and by your side through certification audits.
Customer and vendor questionnaires
Answers the security reviews that block your deals, from the evidence the platform already holds.
Start, Grow, Mature.
For a steady baseline
8 hours of vCISO time per month.
- Periodic posture reviews
- Risk register upkeep
- Policy cycle oversight
- A quarterly report
- A direct line when something comes up
For an active programme
16 hours of vCISO time per month.
- Everything in Start
- Monthly steering of the action plan
- Management reporting
- Preparation for customer security reviews and audits
A full vCISO function
32 hours of vCISO time per month.
- Everything in Grow
- Board-level reporting
- Audit leadership end to end
- Vendor risk oversight
- Incident readiness coordination
Starting from zero, or aiming at a certificate?
A one-off setup engagement builds the foundation: governance and ownership, the core policy suite, the risk methodology, and certification support.