Compliance and security governance
Help meeting the security requirements that apply to your business, and the routines that keep you meeting them.
What it is
Compliance means meeting the security requirements your customers, insurers, industry, or regulators expect of you. Governance is the structure behind it: who is responsible for what, which policies exist, how decisions get made, and where the evidence is kept.
We help work out which requirements apply to you, compare them with what you already do, close the gaps, and keep the paperwork organized.
Why it matters for small and midsize businesses
Customers and insurers increasingly ask small suppliers to show how they protect data, and a weak answer can cost a deal or a policy. Meeting requirements in a scramble before a deadline is stressful and error-prone. Building the routines once makes it ordinary work.
Compliance and security are not the same thing, but a clear set of requirements is a practical structure for getting the basics right.
Where it fits
Advisory services also include:
- Security assessments and risk management A structured review of your systems, practices, and risks, resulting in a clear, prioritized list of what to fix first.
- Compliance and security governance Help meeting the security requirements that apply to your business, and the routines that keep you meeting them.
- Security policies and incident response planning Written security policies and a practical incident response plan, so everyone knows the rules and what to do when something goes wrong.
- Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) Part-time senior security leadership: someone to set your security direction and advise your leadership without a full-time executive.
Not sure whether this fits your business?
Start with a free checkup. We'll look at your setup and tell you plainly what makes sense and what doesn't.