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Virtual CISO Services
A virtual CISO can help you strengthen your
security program.
We recognize that organizations that fall into the
IG1 and IG2 categories often need support evolving
their security programs, but they don't have unlimited
resources — or a chief information security officer
(CISO) — to accomplish this important goal.
To address this gap, OneNeck offers our Virtual CISO
service to provide you with on-demand strategic and
operational support to meet your unique security
needs, without the time delays and high cost of hiring
a full-time security expert.
"We stay up to date on the latest security threats, so
you don't have to. If cybersecurity strategy and risk
assessments are a core competency of yours, that's
great. But if not, we can stand in the gap and help
you create a security program that accomplishes
what you need, without overengineering systems
or processes."
– Ka e McCullough, CISO, OneNeck
Your Virtual CISO can work with you to:
1. Determine your current state. Assess and document
your current state based on your organization's
specific regulatory requirements, solution portfolio,
risk tolerance, and corporate vision.
2. Develop a security strategy. Review your current-
state and facilitate the development of an effective,
agile and rigorous risk-based security methodology.
3. Establish an action plan. Based on the security
strategy, we'll help you create a plan of action based
on your risk exposure, industry, team dynamics,
and CIS Controls–based methodology for continual
testing and improvement.
4. Determine key next steps. If you identify gaps or
threats, we can help you address them promptly.
Our security services include infrastructure
and application security, identity and access
management, advanced threat protection solutions,
security operations, and additional security advisory
services.
5. Create a proactive security program. We can help
you increase your risk maturity over time, so that
you evolve your processes and technologies to
address the latest threats.
By providing skilled expertise on a reliable, ongoing
basis, security service providers can help organizations
with both the proactive and responsive aspects of
systematic security implementation, to protect not
only against ransomware but also against a range of
other cybersecurity threats.
- 451 Research, Meeting the Ransomware Challenge
