Securidigm is an advisory engagement, led by one advisor end to end. The work moves through four stages — and you can stop after any one of them, or retain us to run the whole program continuously. See the full process, step by step →
A guided, plain-language review against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 — up to 106 control outcomes scored 0–4 — sized to your business with a scoping tier so you're measured against what actually fits a company your size (a Comprehensive engagement covers all 106).
The findings become a prioritized, sequenced plan you can actually act on — what to fix first, in order of risk, so the path is clear no matter how much there is to do.
The artifacts a real program needs — drafted for your review, then adopted — and, where scoped, a rehearsal of the scenarios most likely to hit you.
An ongoing, virtual-CISO advisory relationship that keeps the program current — so posture keeps improving instead of drifting back.
Everything one engagement produces — delivered as finished, firm-branded documents you can use the day you receive them, bundled into one navigable package. Produced through the engagement, not handed off for you to run.
Where you stand today, scored 0–4 across the six areas of the national framework.
Your top cyber risks rated by likelihood × impact, each with a recommended response — what matters most, in terms leadership can weigh.
What to fix first, in order of risk — prioritized, owned, and plain.
Every fix as a concrete, owned task — routed to your IT team or MSP, with the evidence that confirms it's done.
Information security, incident response, backup & recovery, vendor and data-handling — tailored, not boilerplate.
A board-ready summary — what the posture means for the business, in the language leadership uses.
A formal record of any risk you choose to accept — who signed off, the rationale, and when to revisit — for your board or insurer.
How your posture maps to the controls insurers commonly underwrite, so you walk into renewals knowing where you stand. Illustrative and carrier-neutral; not insurance advice.
Every document, finished and firm-branded — Word files plus one navigable web report, ready to use the day you receive them.
Want the attacker's-eye view? Our most thorough engagements add a threat-informed layer → — your gaps mapped to real attacker techniques (MITRE ATT&CK®), with a prioritized technical action plan.
Questions about what's included or how it works? See the FAQ →
For our most thorough engagements — and available as an add-on where it's scoped — we translate your assessment into the language of real attacker behavior, using MITRE ATT&CK®, the open knowledge base the security industry uses to describe how intrusions actually unfold. The analysis is computed from your own answers, not guessed; every claim traces back to a specific gap.
Which specific attacker techniques your current posture leaves open, mapped to ATT&CK, plus the attacker groups known to target organizations like yours — and how your defenses line up against them.
The specific technical moves that close those exposed techniques, ranked by how much attacker capability each removes — enforce MFA, deploy EDR, segment the network. Control-level and prioritized: not “write more policies,” and not a generic hardening checklist.
A sober, evidence-cited narrative of your most likely incident — written before it happens, ending with the exact fixes that break the chain. The slide that makes a board act.
If an attacker were inside right now, would anything notice? We show which threats your current logging would actually catch — and the one setting to turn on next for the most coverage.
Built only on free, openly-licensed MITRE frameworks. Exposure means a path is less obstructed — never a prediction that an attack is coming. Where scoped, and grounded in a written agreement.
Every engagement reads across the full NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 — direction, awareness, defense, detection, response, recovery — rephrased for a small or mid-sized business, not a Fortune 500.
A confidential, no-obligation conversation about your environment, what you're protecting, and where the program should start.
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