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ITSG-33 support

ITSG-33 security assessment support for Canadian public-sector work.

Support for vendors, delivery teams, and regulated organizations that need to align controls, evidence, and risk treatment to Canadian public-sector expectations.

Best fit
  • Canadian government vendors preparing for security assessment and authorization conversations.
  • Public-sector delivery teams that need a clearer control and evidence package.
  • Organizations that must translate existing controls into ITSG-33-aligned language.
Primary outcomes
  • System boundary, risk context, and control expectations clarified.
  • Existing evidence mapped to ITSG-33 control intent.
  • Gaps translated into a remediation roadmap that leaders and assessors can use.
  • Assessment conversations supported by consistent documentation and risk language.
Core outputs

ITSG-33 control alignment review

System boundary and asset context summary

Threat and risk context review

Evidence package planning

Risk treatment and remediation roadmap

Executive findings report

Engagement flow

A sequenced path from uncertainty to defensible action.

I

Frame

Clarify system context, public-sector requirements, procurement pressure, and assessment objectives.

II

Map

Map controls, evidence, policies, and operating practices to ITSG-33 expectations.

III

Prioritize

Separate critical assessment gaps from lower-value documentation cleanup.

IV

Package

Prepare findings, evidence requests, and remediation language for leadership and assessors.

Proof points

Evidence, not vague assurance.

Canadian context

Designed for Canadian government and vendor environments where generic compliance language is not enough.

Assessment-ready evidence

Focuses on evidence packaging, control rationale, and risk treatment that can survive review.

Aligned roadmap

Connects ITSG-33 work with IAM, logging, incident response, vendor risk, and broader GRC needs.

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