“We have IT support, but no security plan.”
Define priorities, assign responsibilities, and give your internal IT team or managed service provider a shared roadmap.
Security advisory for growing businesses
Practical policies, clear responsibilities, and a plan your business can follow. Praeven helps small and midsize businesses establish their security foundations and keep improving with ongoing guidance.
From priorities to practice
A familiar starting point
Start with the decisions that are already showing up in your work.
Define priorities, assign responsibilities, and give your internal IT team or managed service provider a shared roadmap.
Set practical rules for access, information handling, and approved tools, with examples employees can apply.
Document your current practices, identify gaps, and build a realistic improvement plan you can explain.
A defined project
Establish the policies, responsibilities, and priorities your business needs to get started.
We review how your organization works, agree on the most useful changes, and develop a focused set of policies and supporting procedures. Each project includes a plan for approval, rollout, and follow-through.
Scope, deliverables, revision rounds, timing, and fees are agreed before work begins. The policy set is selected around your needs and existing practices.
Recognized guidance, including NIST CSF 2.0, helps structure the work. Your business context determines the priorities.
Policies people can use
Each policy connects an expectation to the people, decisions, and practices needed to support it.
How employees use business systems, handle information, and request exceptions.
Which personal devices can access business resources, required protections, support responsibilities, and departure procedures.
Approved tools, permitted data, uses that need approval, human review, and a way to raise questions.
How access is requested, approved, reviewed, and removed when someone changes roles or leaves.
What employees should report, who receives it, and how the business reaches the right technical support.
Ongoing advisory / vCISO
Keep your security program moving as your business, people, and technology change.
A virtual chief information security officer (vCISO) provides security leadership on an agreed schedule. Praeven helps leadership review risk, choose priorities, and coordinate progress with the people doing the work.
We agree on the meeting cadence, advisory capacity, response expectations, and responsibilities before starting. Hands-on implementation and incident response are scoped separately.
Start after a foundations project or build on an existing program. We review your current position before recommending the scope.
How we work
Understand your goals, current practices, systems, and the requirements driving the work.
Draft the agreed policies, procedures, and roadmap with input from the people who will use them.
Business leadership approves the decisions. Praeven guides the rollout, and your IT team or provider implements agreed technical changes.
Review progress, address questions, and hand over the plan or continue with a defined advisory engagement.
Connect the plan to your people
Give employees the context and skills to follow your policies. Choose a dedicated training program or a focused session as part of an agreed advisory rollout.
The Tradecraft Series helps employees recognize threats, verify unusual requests, and report concerns. Connect those habits to your organization’s policies.
Explore the trainingUse a focused session to introduce a policy, explore AI use, or help leaders work through a specific security decision.
Explore briefings and workshopsTell us about your team, your current IT support, and what you want to improve. We’ll discuss whether a foundations project or ongoing guidance fits.
Prepare. Anticipate. Protect.