CISO as a Service

We provide organizations with a Chief Information Security Officer service, also known as CISO-as-a-Service. This solution is suitable for companies where the CISO role is handled alongside other responsibilities or where there is no need for a full-time information security manager.

Information security management requires broad expertise in risk management, compliance, technical controls, training, and crisis management. Through our service, your organization gains access to the knowledge and experience of several specialists with different skill sets.

The service includes:

strategic information security leadership and management;
cyber risk management and compliance oversight;
security awareness training and development of information security policies;
incident management and crisis response support;
supplier and third-party risk management.

The scope and cost of the service depend on the size, industry, and needs of the organization. The minimum service volume is 8 hours per month.

ISO 27001

Internal Audit

We conduct ISO 27001 internal audits to assess whether your organization’s information security management system complies with the requirements of the standard. An internal audit helps identify gaps, evaluate certification readiness, and plan the necessary improvement activities.

The service includes:

gap analysis based on ISO 27001 requirements;
assessment of the organization’s readiness;
conducting an internal audit in accordance with ISO 27001 requirements;
preparation of an audit report with practical recommendations.

For organizations with up to 50 employees, the typical workload is 22 hours. This includes three three-hour on-site sessions and preparation of the audit report.

For organizations with more than 50 employees, the scope is agreed separately based on the company’s industry, complexity, and the scope of the information security management system.

Implementation

We guide organizations throughout the entire ISO 27001 certification process — from initial assessment to preparation for the external audit.

We help develop and implement an information security management system that meets ISO 27001 requirements and supports the organization’s actual business needs.

The service includes:

development and implementation of an Information Security Management System, or ISMS;
conducting risk assessments and preparing risk treatment plans;
development of information security policies and procedures;
internal training and security awareness programs;
preparation for the external audit.

The project workload depends on the size of the company, its industry, existing documentation, and how much internal human resource the organization is able to allocate.

Typically, the ISO 27001 implementation process takes 4–12 months and ends with an external audit. After successfully passing the audit, the company is issued an ISO 27001 certificate.

NIS2 Compliance Assessment

We help assess an organization’s compliance with the requirements of the European Union NIS2 Directive. This service is suitable for companies that want to understand their current cybersecurity maturity, identify gaps, and plan the necessary improvement activities.

The service includes:

gap assessment based on NIS2 requirements;
assessment of the risk management process;
assessment of the incident management and reporting framework;
planning of improvement activities and practical recommendations.

The workload depends on the size of the organization, its industry, technological complexity, and existing security measures.

Information Security Risk Assessment

We help organizations identify, assess, and mitigate information security risks that may affect sensitive information, business processes, and critical infrastructure.

A risk assessment gives management a clear overview of key threats, their potential impact, and the required mitigation activities.

The service includes:

identification of security threats and vulnerabilities;
business impact analysis and risk prioritization;
development of risk treatment and mitigation activities;
implementation of risk monitoring and reporting mechanisms.

The workload depends on the size of the company, its industry, the complexity of its processes, and how much the organization is able to involve its own people.

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