CybervetterIndependent Cybersecurity Assurance

Practice · 7 services

Governance, Risk & Compliance

Security that survives contact with an auditor and a regulator.

Regulatory obligation is now a board matter. NIS2, DORA, GDPR and the Cyber Resilience Act all expect a management system that runs, produces records and shows decisions being taken — not a document set assembled before an audit.

We work from your obligations back to the controls, and from the controls back to the evidence they generate. Scope determination first, because most compliance overspend begins with a scope that was never argued.

What you keep afterwards is the structure: risk decisions with reasoning attached, owners who know what they own, and reporting a regulator or a certification body can follow without a guide.

Services in this practice

NIS2 Readiness & ImplementationFrom 'are we in scope?' to a registered, evidenced, defensible compliance position.Service detailISO/IEC 27001 ISMS Implementation & Internal AuditBuild the management system, run the internal audit, pass the certification audit.Service detailCyber Risk Management & AssessmentRisk assessment that produces decisions, not a spreadsheet nobody opens.Service detailData Protection & Privacy EngineeringGDPR compliance built into systems rather than bolted onto them.Service detailSecurity Governance & Operating Model DesignDecide who decides. Then make the decisions visible.Service detailBusiness Continuity & Operational ResiliencePlans that have been tested, by people who have run real incidents.Service detailSecurity Investment & Risk QuantificationCyber risk expressed in euros, so the board can make a real decision.Service detail

Put an obligation on a clear footing

Name the regulation or the audit ahead of you and we will tell you what closing it properly involves.

Discuss a compliance programme