vCSO
Virtual Chief Security Officer
vCSO '25 is for growth-minded organizations that recognize the need to evolve with today’s heightened threat landscape.
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A virtual Chief Security Officer (VCSO) is a critical addition and key advisor to your leadership team. We’ll analyze your organization’s risk, providing critical insight and strategic guidance. We’ll help spearhead your transition from security-minded to a security-centric unit: one that is efficient, aware, and prepared for the worst-case scenario.
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In today’s heightened and unpredictable threat landscape, it isn’t enough to want to be secure. Threat actors are more innovative, adaptable, and aggressive than ever. Just one successful attack can have devastating consequences, and attackers are working tirelessly to improve and refine their methods. A vCSO helps transform your organization into one that can repel these evolving techniques and mitigate the damage caused by attacks that do manage to get through.
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In a security-centric culture, everything you do is about reducing risk. To execute this, you need leadership with the experience, expertise, and commitment to foster this type of culture.
What is a vCSO?
A vCSO (virtual Chief Security Officer) is an outsourced cybersecurity professional who works with businesses in an advisory capacity to help guide and refine their cybersecurity strategies.
A virtual Chief Security Officer keeps businesses ahead of the curve by constantly analyzing new vulnerabilities and metrics.
Source: The Tier 3 Technology Blog: What is a vCSO?
vCSO '25 includes Control Mapping, Incident Response Planning, Disaster Recovery Planning, Tabletop Exercises, and Executive-Level Briefings, all of which are designed to help spearhead your organization’s transition from being security-minded to security-centric.
vCSO
Uniting people, process, & technology.
Leveraging our insight into how threat actors target vulnerabilities, we analyze every piece of your organization’s infrastructure, from your overall philosophy down to the situational readiness of your individual departments. We then brief your leadership team and outline our findings. Next, we’ll coach you and your team on the steps you can implement to become a better-prepared, more secure unit.
Tabletop Exercises
The purpose of a tabletop exercise is to provide a clear, detailed picture of your organization’s situational readiness.
Control Mapping
Stable and properly mapped controls are an essential part of risk management and compliance.