SecurityBoat Managed Services
Security leadership, without the single-hire risk.
A virtual CISO from SecurityBoat sets the security direction your organization needs — policy, risk register, board reporting, vendor oversight — and runs it against the same TriNetra modules your team already uses, instead of a leadership function bolted onto tools nobody's watching.
Not a module — a team you can call
A vCISO engagement isn't something you log into; it's someone who shows up to your leadership meetings with a point of view. Hiring a full-time CISO is slow, expensive, and a single point of failure the day they leave. SecurityBoat's vCISO service puts a senior security lead — backed by a bench, not one person's calendar — on retainer, giving you continuous security leadership that scales with your risk, not with headcount you have to justify to the board every year.
The engagement
Three pillars of the engagement.
Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC)
Security policy and standards drafted and kept current, a live risk register instead of a spreadsheet nobody opens, and board/exec-level reporting that translates technical risk into business language. This is where Continuous Controls Validation's compliance reports and Trust Center's evidence library become inputs to a leadership conversation, not just documents in a folder.
Security Assessment Oversight
Your vCISO doesn't run the pentest, ASM scan, or bug bounty program personally — but decides what gets tested, how often, and what “good enough” looks like for your risk appetite, then reads the results from PTaaS, ASM, DRP, and Agentic Pentest as a program, not as one-off reports.
Managed Security Direction
Ongoing prioritization of what actually gets fixed first, vendor and third-party risk oversight, and a direct escalation path into SecurityBoat's Incident Response team the moment something moves from “finding” to “active incident.”
How an engagement runs
From baseline to a standing seat at the table.
- 01
Baseline
Assess current security maturity, existing policies, and open risk against your industry's regulatory expectations (RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, ISO 27001, SOC 2, or your relevant framework).
- 02
Roadmap
Set a prioritized security roadmap and policy framework — what gets built, tested, and reported first, and on what cadence.
- 03
Embed
Establish a recurring advisory cadence: board/exec reporting, risk-register reviews, and a standing seat in the security decisions that matter.
- 04
Oversee
Direct the assessment program running across PTaaS, ASM, Bug Bounty, Agentic Pentest, and DRP, translating their output into decisions instead of backlogs.
- 05
Review & adjust
Revisit the roadmap on a regular cycle as the risk picture, regulatory landscape, and business itself change.
Cadence, hours, and pricing are scoped per engagement.
What's included
What comes with the engagement.
- A named, senior security lead as your point of contact — backed by a team, not a single person's availability.
- Policy, risk register, and board-reporting ownership.
- Direct oversight of your TriNetra module mix — deciding what PTaaS, ASM, Bug Bounty, and Agentic Pentest should be testing and how urgently findings should move.
- A standing line to Incident Response the moment something needs it.
- Compliance direction that plugs straight into Continuous Controls Validation's report cadence and Trust Center's evidence sharing.
Ready when you are
Get a security leader who already speaks your platform's language.
Tell us your current security maturity and the regulatory ground you stand on. We'll scope what a vCISO engagement looks like against the TriNetra modules you're already running — or should be.