Role
Head of Security / CISO
The executive who protects the business from technical risk
The CISO or Head of Security is responsible for identifying and managing the technical, operational, and regulatory risks that could harm the business. You translate security obligations into policy, manage assessments and audits, respond to incidents, and make the case for investment against a threat landscape that is always moving.
Compliance and framework coverage
The compliance tool suite covers the major frameworks: SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, CCPA, NIS2, DORA, and EU AI Act. Each tool gives you a structured gap analysis with scoring, so you know exactly where you are before an auditor does. The outputs are designed to be shared — with your board, your auditor, or a prospective enterprise customer running their own due diligence.
Vulnerability and risk management
Security Assessment Checklist gives you a systematic approach to evaluating your current posture across the key attack surfaces. Vendor Risk Assessment ensures you are not inheriting risk through your supply chain — which is increasingly where breaches originate. License Compliance Checker surfaces open-source licensing obligations that create legal exposure if unaddressed.
Incident response readiness
Incident Response gives you a structured runbook that your team can follow under pressure. STAMP Framework provides a systems-theoretic approach to accident analysis that goes beyond root cause — useful for complex incidents where there is no single point of failure. When regulators ask about your incident response capability, having documented, tested procedures matters.
Privacy and data obligations
PIA/DPIA tooling structures the privacy impact assessments required under GDPR. Data Classification gives you the framework to enforce information handling policies consistently. For organisations subject to EU AI Act obligations, the AI Act compliance tool documents your AI systems against the risk framework — which is increasingly relevant to CISOs as AI adoption accelerates.
Key benefits
- Compliance coverage across all major frameworks with gap analysis and scoring
- Audit-ready outputs that you can share with regulators, auditors, and enterprise customers
- Vendor risk tooling that addresses supply chain exposure proactively
- Incident response documentation that holds up under pressure
- Privacy and AI governance tools that keep pace with regulatory change
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