Virtual executives · vCISO

Someone accountable for security, before an incident forces the hire.

Security strategy, board-level risk reporting, and compliance ownership — with our defensive security practice behind the seat when the work needs more than one person.

What you actually get

Security leadership, without the search.

Security strategy

A programme sequenced by risk and what your team can absorb, not by whatever the last vendor demo covered.

Board and customer reporting

Risk explained in terms a board or an enterprise customer's security review will accept.

Compliance ownership

ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR — owned end to end rather than coordinated from a spreadsheet.

Policy and control design

Written to be followed by your actual team, not copied from a template pack.

Incident readiness

Playbooks, tabletops, and the escalation path decided before you need it.

Third-party risk

Vendor assessment that scales with how fast you sign vendors.

When this makes sense

You probably need this seat if…

  • A customer's security questionnaire is blocking a deal.
  • You need SOC 2 or ISO 27001 and don't know where to start.
  • Security is currently owned by whoever last had time.
  • You've had an incident and the review found nobody was accountable.
  • The board has started asking about cyber risk in writing.
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Start in weeks, not a quarter

No search process. We plug in and start making decisions immediately.

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Backed by the full practice

The seat isn't one person working alone — it draws on the team behind it when the problem needs more hands.

03
Built for handover

Documentation and process are part of the engagement from day one, so a future full-time hire inherits a working function rather than a vacuum.

If you've just had an incident, say so when you contact us — that engagement starts differently.

Tell us what the vCISO seat needs to fix.

We'll tell you honestly whether a virtual executive is the right answer before we pitch you anything.