Virtual CISO
The term Virtual CISO or vCISO may sound complicated but it’s really a simple concept. A vCISO works for your company a fraction of the time of a full-time CISO and is sometimes called a part-time CISO.
Our vCISO service can help you stay compliant and secure, so that you can focus on your core business objectives.
Get The Expertise You Need without Hiring a Fulltime Expert!
Is your CEO, CFO, COO, CCO or Office Manager also managing your IT and Cybersecurity?
Many organizations spend a fortune on technology and cybersecurity services only to delegate oversight to untrained, non-technical staff who lack the expertise and resources to be successful.
Are you spending six-figures a year or more on tech, cyber and compliance services?
The average small-midsize organization spends thousands per month on tech and cybersecurity systems and services with little to no oversight. The cost goes even higher in highly regulated industries such as financial services, banking and fintech.
Not ready to hire a fulltime CTO or CISO and build an in-house team of your own?
With data breaches on the rise, many companies struggle to implement strong cybersecurity practices. Riskigy helps solve this by providing fractional expertise and tools needed for proactive cybersecurity and technology compliance.
Want a Proactive approach and roadmap?
We keep up with the latest industry standards and regulations to offer you top-notch cybersecurity compliance services. With us handling your cybersecurity, you don't have to worry about maintaining compliance or updating policies - we take care of it all for you. We make it simple to implement robust protections and cybersecurity compliance so you can focus on growth.
Virtual CISO (vCISO) FAQ RESOURCES
What is a vCISO?
A vCISO is an outsourced security expert or team which provide cybersecurity insight to an organization on an ongoing basis, usually part-time and remotely.
On-demand access to Cybersecurity expertise when you need it and for as long as you need it!
Virtual CISO (vCISO) services help executives, security and technology teams secure information assets while supporting business operations with augmented cyber expertise to reduce business risk, show commitment to data security and enhance overall security posture.
Virtual CISO Resources:
- Webinar - The Value of a Virtual CISO in Uncertain Times
- Webinar - Reporting of Cybersecurity by a ''Qualified Individual"
- Utilizing a vCISO to achieve SOC-2 compliance
- Organizations need a Virtual CISO now more than ever
- Blog CISO’s are in Demand but Cost-Effective Options Exist
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Our vCISO Blueprint
At Riskigy Cybersecurity and Tech Advisors, we offer a vCISO service that provides a comprehensive cybersecurity framework for your organization. The Riskigy CISO team can bring both strategic and operational leadership on cybersecurity to organizations that do not have the resources or a full-time person in the role. Our on-demand virtual CISO team can be far more cost effective than hiring a full-timer. We can fill in where you need it the most, helping your firm pull together important cybersecurity projects.
Reach out to us for more information on a right-sized CISO program.
How to choose a vCISO
High Demand and a Short Supply
Although not every company requires a full-time CISO, every company has to protect its sensitive data and comply with applicable regulations. Due to a lack of security expertise, a small-midsize company may have greater security and compliance exposure than a large enterprise.
As more Companies are realizing the need for a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), the demand has exceeded the supply. For highly-regulated industries it is even more important to have a subject matter expert responsible for oversight, leading security decisions and educating the management team on risks.
The considerations for whether a CISO has cybersecurity expertise include:
1. Whether the CISO has prior work experience in cybersecurity, including, for example, prior experience as an information security officer, security policy analyst, security auditor, security architect or engineer, security operations or incident response manager, or business continuity planner.
2. Whether the CISO has obtained industry certifications, military training or a degree in cybersecurity. A CISO should at a minimum be a current CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) which is an independent information security certification granted by the International Information System Security Certification Consortium, also known as (ISC)².
3. Whether the CISO has knowledge, skills, or other background in cybersecurity, including, for example, in the areas of security policy and governance, risk management, security assessment, control evaluation, security architecture and engineering, security operations, incident handling, or business continuity planning.
Get a Fractional Expert for your Business!
If your organization is depending on someone other than a fulltime Cybersecurity and Technology expert to oversee critical business functions you likely have room for improvement and Riskigy can help!
Add experience and knowledge to your organization without the cost and hiring challenges of a full-time cybersecurity employee.
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