Boards and audit committees
Directors are accountable for oversight and cannot rely on the program's own account of itself.
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Established Enterprises
Established organizations already have a security program. The open questions are whether it is working, how much risk remains, and where the next dollar should go. We provide the independent baseline and the recurring measurement that show leadership and the board how the program is moving over time.
The pressure
Directors are accountable for oversight and cannot rely on the program's own account of itself.
Several regimes apply at once, each asking for the same facts in a different form.
Security questionnaires, contractual commitments, and underwriting questions arrive on their own schedule.
What we assess
What changes
Practices
Measure maturity against NIST CSF or CIS, quantify exposure in dollars, and know what to fix first.
View practiceJudge the security of a vendor, a target, or a portfolio company before the commitment is made.
View practiceReach a clean SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, or HITRUST report without the audit becoming the project.
View practiceTechnical assessment behind privacy, healthcare, financial, and government obligations, often under counsel.
View practiceQuestions
Usually the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 or the CIS Controls, scored on a capability maturity model scale, with results mapped to the regulations and standards that apply to your business.
An independent assessment provides an outside, evidence-based view that boards, auditors, regulators, and insurers can rely on, benchmarks the program against recognized frameworks, and removes the blind spots that come from assessing work you designed yourself.
Thirty minutes on where your program stands, what is being asked of it, and what would have to be true for the answer to hold up.