Security leadership in an agreed volume
For example a fixed number of hours or days per month – you know in advance what you get and what it costs.
We take on the leadership of your information security in an agreed volume: risks, policies, supplier assessment, incidents, audits and reporting to management. The role gets filled without hiring for it.
For example a fixed number of hours or days per month – you know in advance what you get and what it costs.
The risk register stays alive, policies get reviewed and updated when something changes.
Security questionnaires, supplier assessment and reviewing contract terms – both incoming and outgoing.
An incident handling procedure, roles and exercises – and support when something actually happens.
We are the person who answers the auditor and the client's security team, so your team does not have to learn it.
A regular overview in language management understands: what changed, what is open, what needs deciding.
We review the situation, obligations and expectations and agree the volume and priorities.
Quick wins and the foundation: the risk picture, the most critical policies and incident readiness.
Agreed meetings, tracking of actions and steady work – security is not a project but a process.
A periodic overview for decision-makers with proposals on what to do next.
If you decide to hire for the role, we hand the work over documented – our aim is not to make you dependent on us.
We agree the volume at the start – it might be a few days a month, or more when a certification project is running. The volume can change when the situation changes.
No. A security manager directs, measures and is accountable – the IT team or partner implements. We do not take over your IT administration; we give it direction and requirements.
We agree how and within what time you reach us and what role we play during an incident. For organisations with a statutory reporting duty we also help with the notifications.
Yes – that is actually one of the most common starting points. We begin with the risk picture and the most important things, not with a perfect document set.
We will talk through your obligations, client expectations and current team, and set a volume that makes sense.
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