Fractional CISO
aNetworks provides fractional CISO services to businesses that need a fractional CISO for risk evaluation, assessments, mitigations, and more.
A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is a crucial component of every competitive business. However, because CISOs require vast experience and a dynamic skill set, the cost of hiring a full-time CISO is very high. As a result, it’s not always in the budget.
However, cyber security attacks target small and medium-sized businesses more than any other entity. Therefore, they often need the same security measures and controls in place as large enterprises.
We solve this problem by allowing you to escape the high cost of hiring a full-time CISO by opting for a fractional CISO.
A fractional CISO provides you with an experienced C-level business leader that assesses and reduces your cyber security risk, and builds out as well as strengthens current security measures and controls.
Furthermore, they document their methodology and provide your organization with critical written policies that work as a roadmap for your team to follow and learn from.
Fractional CISO Features
Our fractional CISOs evaluate your current cyber security posture through audits, assessments, scans, and general observations. With their years of experience, they are quickly able to highlight gaps, risks, and vulnerabilities within your network and infrastructure. As a result, they can determine the best available tools, products, and systems on the market to strengthen your security. Often, this means reducing unnecessary overhead costs and finding a product that does the job of several you are currently paying for. Specifically, the following are typical responsibilities of our fractional CISO:- Threat analysis and strategy
- Anticipate current and future security challenges
- Consulting on projects, products, and best practices
- Security development management strategy and methodology management
- Vision and strategy
- Security roadmap, measures, controls, and business objectives alignment
- Strategic partnerships management
- Risk, security and compliance management
- Governance
- Research and evaluation
- Capital allocation, ROI evaluation, and budgeting
- Contract review and negotiation management
- Key performance metrics definition