Cybersecurity Manager (vCISO)

Cybersecurity leadership that reduces business risk and uncertainty

Cybersecurity incidents are rarely just a technical problem

They disrupt business operations, create legal and regulatory risks, impact reputation, and increase personal responsibility at the management level.

Before

Without clear governance, security issues are often handled reactively — only after an incident has already occurred. This leads to uncertainty, rushed decisions, and higher risk for the business.

After

A Cybersecurity Manager ensures that cybersecurity is planned, controlled, and transparent. Risk levels, priorities, and responsibilities are clearly defined at the management level — before an incident happens, not after.

BENEFITS for your business

Assessed cyber risks and improved protection

Compliance with regulatory requirements

Better governance and transparency

Predictable costs

Strategic, long-term security management

A flexible solution tailored to your organization’s needs

Why Does a Company Need a Cybersecurity Manager?

Today, cybersecurity is no longer just a technical issue

It directly affects business continuity, legal and regulatory compliance, reputation and customer trust, as well as the personal responsibility of management.

In many organizations cybersecurity is not managed

Security tools are in place, but cybersecurity itself is not managed in a systematic way. Decisions are made in fragments, responsibilities are unclear, and risks often become visible only after an incident. In such situations, management lacks a single, clear, and transparent view of the overall security posture.

Risks at the management level

This creates a scenario where a company may appear “protected” from a technical standpoint, but in reality has little control over cybersecurity risks at the management level.

A Cybersecurity Manager introduces clear structure and accountability

Security is planned, controlled, and regularly reviewed based on business risks — not just technical incidents. Risk levels become understandable, priorities are clear, and decisions are well-grounded.

Respond to crises calmly and in a controlled manner

As a result, the organization faces fewer unexpected incidents, can systematically meet regulatory requirements (such as NIS2 and GDPR), and responds to crises calmly and in a controlled manner — with clear plans, roles, and processes instead of improvisation.

How the Collaboration Works

1

Assessment of the Current Situation

We evaluate

  • The IT and security environment
  • Processes and responsibilities
  • Key business risks
  • Regulatory compliance

2

Definition of Risks and Priorities

  • What is critical for the business
  • Where risk is acceptable
  • Where improvements are required

3

Ongoing Cybersecurity Management

  • Regular consultations
  • Risk reviews
  • Management-level reporting
  • Recommendations for next steps

What

Is Included in the Service

Cybersecurity Strategy and Governance

  • Development or alignment of a cybersecurity strategy
  • Definition of security policies and principles
  • Setting priorities in the context of business risks
  • Advisory support for management decisions

Risk Assessment and Control

  • Regular cybersecurity risk assessments
  • Identification of critical risks
  • Recommendations for risk mitigation
  • Clear explanation of residual risk to management

Regulatory Compliance

  • Interpretation of NIS2, GDPR, and ISO/IEC 27001 requirements
  • Translation of requirements into practical actions
  • Identification of compliance gaps
  • Structuring and alignment of documentation

Incident Readiness

  • Action plans for security incidents
  • Defined roles and responsibilities during crises
  • Management support during incidents
  • Post-incident analysis and improvements

Management Transparency and Reporting

  • Regular management reports
  • Risk-level summaries
  • Visibility into security posture trends
  • Recommendations for next steps

How the Cybersecurity Manager Works Together with IT and Security Services

The Cybersecurity Manager:

does not replace IT support or security tools

ensures they are used purposefully and effectively

connects technology decisions with business risks

helps management make informed decisions

Who Is This Service Suitable For?

Cyber Security Management

Organizations without a dedicated cybersecurity manager

Management teams that want clear accountability and control

Organizations subject to regulatory requirements (e.g. NIS2)

Companies in a phase of growth or transformation

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

No. This is an outsourced service with a flexible level of involvement.
No. This is a governance and advisory service that defines how security is organized and managed.
Yes. It ensures that these tools are used purposefully and aligned with actual risks.

Cybersecurity with clear accountability and management control

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