Executive-level leadership without the full-time cost. We unite Virtual CISO leadership with deep technical Risk Management to build a fortress around your assets.
In an era of sophisticated cyber threats and strict regulations, information security is no longer an IT problem—it is a boardroom priority. We provide executive-level security expertise at a fraction of the cost.
You might have a great IT team, but do you have a security strategy? IT manages technology; a CISO manages risk.
We align your security posture with your business goals.
Access top-tier expertise without the overhead of a full-time executive salary.
An independent view of your security status, free from internal politics or vendor bias.
We assess your current maturity and build a step-by-step plan to improve your resilience over 12-24 months.
We manage your alignment with global standards (ISO 27001, SOC2) and legal requirements (NIS2, GDPR).
Your security is only as strong as your weakest link. We evaluate your third-party vendors to ensure they aren't opening a backdoor.
In the modern digital landscape, the only way to avoid all risk is to close your business. We provide a structured, mathematical approach to cybersecurity, helping you understand exactly where your vulnerabilities lie.
We use globally recognized methodologies (ISO 27005, NIST, OCTAVE) to bring structure to chaos.
From Qualitative to Quantitative Analysis
The most critical distinction. An IT Manager focuses on operations (servers, email, software). A vCISO focuses on strategy, governance, and risk. We work with your IT team, not against them.
vCISO is typically a retained service (subscription model). Security is a continuous process. We usually work on a monthly retainer basis, dedicating a set number of hours per month.
No. While banks are required to do it by law, SMEs are the most vulnerable to bankruptcy after a cyberattack. Risk management helps SMEs spend their smaller budgets more effectively by focusing only on what truly matters.
For a standard SME, an initial risk assessment usually takes 2 to 4 weeks. It involves interviews with key staff and a review of your technical infrastructure.