Security strategy
A roadmap tied to business objectives and risk.

Capabilities / vCISO / CISO-as-a-Service
Executive-level security leadership, without a full-time executive hire.
Our approach
CSS vCISO engagements give organizations experienced security leadership on a flexible basis. We help set strategy, build governance, manage risk and prepare for audits, working alongside your existing team.
Areas of focus
A roadmap tied to business objectives and risk.
Policies, standards and clear ownership.
Risk assessment, tracking and treatment planning.
Preparation for frameworks such as NIST 800-171, CMMC 2.0 and SOC 2.
Review practices for the suppliers and partners you rely on.
Playbooks and exercises so teams know what to do when it matters.
What we deliver
A prioritized, multi-year plan tied to business goals and the organization’s risk profile.
Security policies, standards and decision rights that people can actually follow.
A living view of risks, owners and the actions chosen to address them.
Evidence, controls and preparation for frameworks such as NIST 800-171, CMMC 2.0 and SOC 2.
Clear, regular reporting that translates security posture into business terms.
How we deliver
Understand current posture, obligations and priorities.
Set the roadmap, policies and ownership model.
Lead the program, track risk and coordinate remediation.
Keep leadership informed and prepared for audits.
Technology landscape
How we engage
A defined scope with agreed deliverables and milestones, and a CSS team accountable for the outcome.
Ongoing support and continuous improvement of a platform or environment under an agreed service model.
Specialists who join your team, from contract and contract-to-hire to permanent placements.
Common questions
A virtual CISO is an experienced security leader who works with your organization part-time or on retainer to set direction and oversee the security program.
Usually as a monthly retainer with an agreed scope of advisory time, deliverables and meeting cadence, or as a time-bound assessment.
No. A vCISO leads and directs the program, working alongside your internal staff and any other providers.
Next step
Share the goal, your current environment and the timeline. We will help shape the right team and approach.