Security leadership,without the full-time hire.
An experienced CISO who sets your security strategy, owns the program and speaks for it at the board table, for a fraction of the cost of an executive hire.
Executive security leadership on your terms.
Strategic
A security roadmap tied to your business goals, risk appetite and budget.
Accountable
One named leader who owns your security program and reports on it plainly.
Cost-effective
Senior expertise scaled to the hours you need, without executive salary and overhead.
Everything a CISO does, delivered by iG2.
Know where you are and where you're going.
- Current-state assessmentAn honest baseline of your controls, people, processes and technology.
- Maturity targetsClear goals measured against a recognised framework such as NIST CSF or ISO 27001.
- Prioritized roadmapA multi-year plan that puts the highest-risk gaps first.
- Budget planningSecurity spend justified by risk reduction, not vendor hype.
A program people can actually follow.
- Policy frameworkSecurity policies, standards and procedures written for your organization.
- Roles and responsibilitiesClear ownership of security decisions across IT and the business.
- Security awarenessTraining and phishing programs that change behaviour.
- Metrics and KPIsMeasures that show whether the program is working.
Decisions grounded in real risk.
- Risk assessmentsThreats, vulnerabilities and business impact identified and ranked.
- Risk registerA living record of risks, owners and treatment plans.
- Risk appetiteAgreed tolerance levels that guide every security investment.
- Ongoing reviewRegular re-assessment as your business and the threat landscape change.
Audit-ready, all year round.
- Regulatory mappingYour obligations under PIPEDA, provincial privacy law and industry rules, mapped to controls.
- Framework alignmentPrograms aligned to ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF, PCI-DSS or CIS Controls.
- Audit preparationEvidence gathered and gaps closed before the auditor arrives.
- Customer questionnairesSecurity questionnaires and due-diligence requests answered with confidence.
A plan for the worst day.
- Incident response planClear playbooks, escalation paths and communication templates.
- Tabletop exercisesRealistic scenarios that test your plan and your people.
- Business continuityRecovery objectives and disaster recovery aligned with security.
- Breach leadershipAn experienced leader at your side when an incident happens.
Security in the language of the business.
- Board briefingsRegular updates on posture, risk and progress, without the jargon.
- Executive dashboardsThe few numbers leadership needs to make decisions.
- Investment casesClear business cases for the security spend you need.
- Cyber insuranceSupport with applications, renewals and coverage requirements.
Your suppliers are part of your attack surface.
- Vendor assessmentsSecurity reviews of new and existing suppliers.
- Contract requirementsSecurity and privacy clauses that protect you.
- Technology selectionIndependent advice when choosing security tools and providers.
- Ongoing monitoringThird-party risk tracked over the life of the relationship.
Adopt AI without losing control of your data.
- AI usage policyClear rules for how staff can and can't use AI tools.
- Data protectionControls that keep sensitive data out of public AI services.
- AI risk assessmentRisks of new AI projects identified before they go live.
- Sovereign optionsGuidance on running AI on infrastructure you own, such as the iG2 AIPOD.
When a vCISO makes sense.
No security leader today
Growing organizations that need a security program but aren't ready for a full-time CISO.
Between CISOs
Interim leadership that keeps the program moving while you recruit.
Facing an audit or deal
A certification, customer requirement, insurance renewal or acquisition that needs a security lead now.
A CISO when you need one. Senior, accountable security leadership that builds your program, satisfies your auditors and keeps your board informed, backed by iG2's full security team.
Lead your security with confidence.
Tell us where your security program stands today and what you need from a CISO.