People We Help
Whether you’re a CIO or an Operations Manager, we’ll ensure your organization’s compliance with cybersecurity regulations
Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
Today’s CIOs are often tasked with a dual role of being the traditional CIO responsible for the overall, broader strategic use and management of an organization’s IT infrastructure – in conjunction with defining the roadmap/blueprint for the implementation and utilization of IT systems and components. They now are also finding themselves fulfilling the role of a CISO responsible for the securing of all company data and systems, while aligning the cybersecurity policies and privacy practices with the company’s goals and risk tolerances. This is a daunting task and often unrealistic given the day-to-day IT operations management oversight activities CIOs are commonly responsible for.
With Securus’ help you can:
- Increase focus on the core CIO role and related responsibilities
- Create an effective and continuous cybersecurity compliance program
- Implement cybersecurity governance and accountability among all stakeholders within the organization
The Securus Complete Managed Security and Compliance Service (MSCS) can help CIOs in their efforts to effectively “straddle” and deliver in today’s dual role of CIO and a CISO. Securus vSCO’s will work with you and assist in making sound decisions where those decisions impact IT investment, financial risk, the organizations IT systems, and overall IT cybersecurity and compliance posture.
IT Managers
More and more each day IT Directors and Managers are finding themselves tasked with cybersecurity compliance responsibilities and are expected to identify, understand, and then implement cybersecurity compliance frameworks, and regulatory compliance standards. Often times more than just one framework or standard may apply to the organization. These tasks are usually not in alignment with the IT Director or Manager’s core focus; keeping the IT infrastructure healthy, fully operational, and secure.
With Securus’ help you can:
- Increase focus on maintaining IT infrastructure operations, maintenance, and security.
- Establish an effective and continuous cybersecurity compliance program
- Maintain a healthy working relationship between your in-house IT staff or Managed Service Providers to ensure successful implementation of your cybersecurity compliance objectives
Securus effectively navigates our clients’ organizational IT support relationships to the benefit of the clients we serve on a daily basis. We do this by keeping the organizations cybersecurity posture, corporate well-being, data privacy, and regulatory compliance exposure as the focus while we navigate those objectives together. We understand the complexities and unique challenges associated with implementing cybersecurity governance and compliance, and sometimes, the not-so-unique challenges, common among many organizations.
Business Administrators
Managing cybersecurity compliance can be a serious headache. Administrators of all designations (Practice, Office, Executive) are often forced to wear many hats through their day-to-day work responsibilities. Given this level of complication, cybersecurity compliance-related tasks can be pushed to the side at times. We usually find the ongoing cybersecurity and data privacy effort on the Administrators desk next to the other stacks of papers and brochures, somewhere towards the bottom. This doesn’t in any way mean they find the task any less important, it is more often a case of just not knowing where to start.
With Securus’ help you can:
- Focus on your Administrative responsibilities and tasks
- Quickly implement an effective and continuous cybersecurity compliance program
- Fill in important gaps and remediate areas where you are non-compliant and may not have even known it
If you know anything about cybersecurity or regulatory related compliance, “not knowing where to start” is completely understandable! It doesn’t matter if your organization is trying to comply with HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CMMC, GLBA, or any other regulatory requirement; it is a daunting task.
Not to mention figuring out which regulations you need to comply with. The Securus Complete Managed Security and Compliance Service will help you do all that and so much more; you shouldn’t be losing sleep worried about the compliance risk exposure to the organization or practice you work so hard for. We simplify compliance.
Operations Managers
Operations Managers typically oversee the “big picture” in their organizations. Responsibilities can include managing processes, purchasing, accounting, human resources, inventory, and IT. Now, like many organizational roles, they find themselves responsible for cybersecurity and cybersecurity compliance. What they aren’t provided with as they take on this new role is the people, process, and technology to do it effectively.
With Securus’ help you can:
- Re-capture the time lost on the cybersecurity role and related tasks and apply it to the organizations core operational objectives; there are usually many and they change daily
- Establish and maintain an effective and continuous cybersecurity compliance program
- Implement cybersecurity governance and accountability among all stakeholders within the organization
If you are an Operations Manager who has found themselves responsible for the securing of all company data and systems, aligning the cybersecurity policies and privacy practices with the company’s goals and risk tolerances; AND doing the Operations Manager role you were hired for. Let the Securus Complete Managed Security and Compliance Service simplify your organizations cybersecurity and privacy compliance objectives, so you can get back to focusing on the organizations “big picture”.
Compliance Managers
- Compliance managers and compliance specialists are busy ensuring that their company’s policies and supporting procedures comply with contractual, regulatory, and ethical standards.
- Their responsibilities include audits of the company’s compliance programs, policy and procedure creation and alignment, risk management, reporting, training, and record keeping related to the compliance program. Interestingly these roles and responsibilities are uniquely different for every company and every compliance manager.
With Securus’ help you can:
- Automate and track your organizations security compliance in real time. Continually assess and audit your organizations security and compliance posture against most cybersecurity frameworks and regulatory standards, develop and create policies and procedures, manage security and compliance risk, automate compliance reporting, provide, and track employee cybersecurity training, provide and manage evidences that show due diligence and compliance with the implementation specifications and standards.
- Stay on top of the growing threat landscape and manage the efficacy of cybersecurity controls to ensure evolving risks and exploits don’t slip through the cracks undetected or unaddressed.
- Establish or re-enforce the strong commitment to a culture of compliance and obtaining the recognition. There needs to be a compliance “tone from the top” of an organization. We have a proven track record of establishing the Governance necessary to ensure that cybersecurity security compliance programs reach the optimal level of maturity and sustainability.
Are you a Compliance Manager who has found their efforts and responsibilities challenged by your company’s commitment to cybersecurity compliance and making the investments necessary to automate the security and compliance program?
The Securus Complete™ Managed Security and Compliance service may be the solution needed to simplify your compliance programs challenges. Trough the implementation and use of industry leading Governance, Risk, and Compliance Automation tools, Securus will provide actionable reporting on your company’s overall cybersecurity compliance baseline and posture, in a format designed to clearly express the importance of cybersecurity governance and ensure that the criticality associated with the company’s contractual, regulatory, and ethical requirements is understood from the top down.
