TechCyber Consultancy Services Private Limited provides Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) and CISO as a Service solutions for organisations that need experienced cybersecurity leadership without maintaining a full-time CISO function.
Our vCISO service provides strategic and operational security leadership across cybersecurity risk, information security governance, security strategy, regulatory compliance, data protection, security policies, vulnerability management, third-party risk and security assurance.
A TechCyber vCISO can work as an extension of the leadership team, providing management and board-level visibility into cybersecurity risks, priorities, security programmes and remediation. Depending on the organisation's requirements, the engagement can range from strategic advisory support to an ongoing fractional or embedded vCISO role.
The objective is not simply to produce security reports or policies. The objective is to help the organisation understand its cyber risk, establish governance, prioritise remediation, meet applicable regulatory and contractual requirements, and continuously improve its security posture.
A Virtual CISO can be valuable for organisations that need experienced cybersecurity leadership but do not require, or do not yet have, a full-time Chief Information Security Officer.
TechCyber's vCISO services can support:
Startups and growing businesses building their security programme and preparing for enterprise customers, investors or due diligence.
Small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) that need senior cybersecurity leadership without establishing a full-time CISO function.
Large and enterprise organisations requiring additional security leadership, specialised expertise or interim CISO support.
Financial services and fintech organisations managing heightened cyber-risk, governance and regulatory requirements.
Insurance and other regulated organisations requiring structured cybersecurity governance and regulatory readiness.
Technology, SaaS and digital businesses where cybersecurity is increasingly important to customer trust and enterprise sales.
Healthcare and organisations handling sensitive information that require stronger security governance and data-protection oversight.
Organisations preparing for audits, certifications, customer security assessments or regulatory reviews.
Organisations experiencing a CISO vacancy or transition that need continuity of cybersecurity leadership.
Organisations whose existing IT function requires an experienced cybersecurity leader to provide strategic direction, governance and executive-level reporting.
A TechCyber vCISO engagement is designed to give management a clear view of the organisation's cybersecurity position, priorities, risks and improvement programme.
Depending on the scope of the engagement, organisations can receive:
Current-state cybersecurity assessment — an assessment of the organisation's existing security capabilities, controls, governance and key gaps.
Enterprise cyber-risk register — identification, prioritisation and tracking of significant cybersecurity risks, with ownership and remediation priorities.
Cybersecurity strategy and roadmap — a practical roadmap aligned with business objectives, risk exposure, regulatory requirements and organisational priorities.
Security governance framework — defined governance structures, responsibilities, reporting mechanisms and management oversight.
Security policies and standards — development, review and maintenance of information-security policies, standards, procedures and guidelines.
Board and executive reporting — management-level reporting that translates technical security issues into business risks, priorities and decisions.
Compliance and regulatory readiness — coordination of cybersecurity requirements relevant to the organisation's regulatory, contractual and industry obligations.
Vulnerability and security-testing oversight — coordination of VAPT and other security assessments, interpretation of findings and remediation tracking.
Third-party cyber-risk oversight — assessment and governance of cybersecurity risks associated with vendors, suppliers and technology partners.
Incident-readiness and response governance — preparation, coordination and executive oversight for cybersecurity incidents and response activities.
Security metrics and management dashboards — meaningful indicators that help leadership track cybersecurity performance and outstanding risks.
Security improvement programme management — prioritisation and follow-through of remediation and security improvement initiatives.
TechCyber can support organisations whose cybersecurity programmes must address regulatory, contractual or industry requirements, including requirements relevant to RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, CERT-In, the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act and other applicable security and data-protection obligations.
The vCISO can also coordinate the relationship between executive leadership, internal IT/security teams, external security providers, auditors, assessors and other stakeholders.
A vCISO engagement can connect strategic leadership with the practical execution of the security programme.
Where appropriate, TechCyber can coordinate or integrate activities such as VAPT, vulnerability management, cyber-risk assessment, security governance, data protection, compliance programmes and security assurance, allowing management to see these activities as one connected cybersecurity programme rather than isolated projects.
Anand Bhatt, Chairman & Managing Director of TechCyber Consultancy Services Private Limited, is a CISA-certified cybersecurity and cyber-risk professional, Independent Director, and advisor to organisations on cybersecurity, data protection, governance and regulatory requirements.
Through TechCyber's vCISO service, Anand Bhatt and the TechCyber team provide organisations with access to experienced cybersecurity leadership across strategy, governance, risk management, security assurance and compliance.
The engagement can provide a direct bridge between business leadership, boards, IT teams, security teams, compliance functions and external security specialists, helping management translate cybersecurity risks into business priorities and actionable security programmes.