vCISO advisory retainer for teams that need senior security leadership.
Ongoing executive-level security guidance for organizations that need roadmap ownership, audit steering, risk reporting, and incident readiness without a full-time CISO hire.
- Leadership teams that need senior security judgment but are not ready for a full-time CISO.
- Organizations preparing for SOC 2, ISO 27001, ITSG-33, customer security reviews, or AI governance decisions.
- Security leads who need executive reporting, prioritization, and external-review support.
- Security roadmap and risk register maintained with executive visibility.
- Board, leadership, and audit conversations supported with clear reporting.
- Vendor risk, policy decisions, and incident readiness receive consistent ownership.
- Compliance and implementation work stays sequenced instead of reactive.
Monthly executive risk review
Security roadmap and KPI cadence
Board or leadership reporting support
Risk register and policy oversight
Audit and customer-review steering
Incident readiness tabletop planning
A sequenced path from uncertainty to defensible action.
Baseline
Review current program maturity, top risks, business priorities, audits, and security operating rhythm.
Roadmap
Define a practical roadmap with owners, milestones, reporting cadence, and escalation paths.
Operate
Support recurring decisions across risk, policy, vendors, audits, incidents, and implementation priorities.
Report
Prepare executive-ready updates that explain risk, progress, tradeoffs, and next decisions.
Evidence, not vague assurance.
Recurring leverage
Designed as a leadership operating cadence, not ad hoc advice or disconnected security tasks.
Audit support
Pairs with SOC 2, ISO 27001, ITSG-33, AI governance, IAM/PAM, and vendor-risk work.
Executive language
Translates technical issues into risk, effort, cost, timeline, and decision points.
Compare this with adjacent programs.
Some organizations need a readiness sprint. Others need vCISO oversight, AI governance, or implementation support. Compare the closest options before scoping.