Securidigm is delivered, not licensed. The work moves through four stages — and you can stop after any one of them, or retain us to run the whole program continuously.
A guided, plain-language review against the full NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 — 106 control outcomes scored 0–4 — plus a coverage determination that establishes which regulatory regime (if any) applies to you.
The findings become a sequenced plan you can actually act on — not a 200-item checklist, but the handful of moves that reduce the most risk first.
The artifacts a real program needs — drafted for your review, then adopted — and a rehearsal of the scenarios most likely to hit you.
An ongoing, virtual-CISO advisory relationship that keeps the program current — so posture can keep improving, and the exam file stays ready.
The honest picture, the plan, the documents, the regulatory exam-readiness, and the proof it's improving — delivered, not handed to you as a login.
Where you stand today, scored 0–4 across the six areas of the national framework.
What to fix first, in order of risk — prioritized, owned, and plain.
Wire-authorization controls, an incident-response plan, vendor and travel security, and more.
A guided dry run of the threats that fit your gaps — wire fraud, ransomware — with an after-action report.
For covered institutions: Reg S-P and FTC obligations mapped to your scores, with the registers and breach clock tracked.
Reassessed on a schedule — trend reporting that shows leadership the program is genuinely improving.
Every engagement reads across the full NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 — direction, awareness, defense, detection, response, recovery — rephrased for a private family or firm rather than a corporation.
A confidential, no-obligation conversation about your firm or family office, what you're protecting, and which (if any) regulatory regime applies to you.
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