VCISO
Meet Your Virtual Chief Information Security Officer
No one disputes the value of a full-time Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) as part of a company’s executive team. Still, not all businesses can afford the $250,000+ per year that such a position often commands. SMBs are often unable to afford, find, or attract a CISO, and larger companies find it challenging to keep them very long.
One option to alleviate internal needs is to appoint a Virtual CISO, or vCISO, to manage your cybersecurity program. Netsync’s Security Practice can provide a qualified, top-tier expert to work with you in all areas of cybersecurity for your business.
Netsync’s vCISO will:
- Review your security framework, practices and procedures
- Analyze the security products you have in place
- Conduct penetration testing to identify any gaps in your security protocols
- Detect and remove any lurkers in your current network
Netsync’s vCISO then provides recommendations in all areas of IT security and additionally provides:
- Cybersecurity leadership and policy development, and cybersecurity standards
- Operational security and remediation
- Cybersecurity and technology product evaluations
- Technical guidance and security architecture development
- Risk Management
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VCISO
Meet Your Virtual Chief Information Security Officer
Netsync's Virtual CISO is a qualified, top-tier expert who will review your security framework, practices and procedures.
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