How to Get a CISO Without Paying a CISO Rate
A virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) can be a cost-effective alternative to hiring a full-time CISO for many organizations. Here are some reasons why a vCISO may be a better and cheaper option:
Cost Savings: Hiring a full-time CISO can be expensive, particularly for small to medium-sized businesses. A vCISO provides access to high-level cybersecurity expertise without the long-term commitment, salary, benefits, and overhead costs associated with hiring a full-time employee.
Scalability: A vCISO can provide cybersecurity support to organizations of all sizes and types, from small businesses to large enterprises. This makes them an attractive option for businesses that may not have the budget or resources to hire a full-time CISO.
Expertise: A vCISO brings extensive cybersecurity expertise and experience to an organization, providing guidance on best practices, regulations, and industry standards. They can also provide an objective perspective on an organization's security posture.
Flexibility: A vCISO can work remotely and on-demand, providing support as needed without requiring a physical presence in the organization. This can be particularly beneficial for organizations with a distributed workforce or those that do not have a centralized IT department.
Access to Latest Tools and Technologies: A vCISO is likely to have experience working with a wide range of security
Now that I have your wheels turning, you probably have more questions for me. I'd love to talk to you personally about the situation with your security posture and how I can help. Fill out the form on the right and I'll be in touch with you soon.
~ Mike Miller / vCISO
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Mike Miller is a cybersecurity professional with 25 years of experience throughout the IT industry. He has focused on security, specializing in the areas of Virtual Chief Information Security Officer services, Governance, Risk, and Compliance, PCI, SOC, Intrusion Detection, Penetration Testing, and Incident Response. In 2011, Mike founded Cyber Protection Group, which was acquired by Appalachia in 2022. Mike is passionate about mentoring and assisting aspiring cybersecurity professionals and can be found regularly sharing insight on his LinkedIn profile. When he isn’t fighting cyber crime, Mike loves spending time with his wife and kids, often boating in the Ozarks.
