(v)CISO-for-hire
A virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) offers flexible cybersecurity leadership tailored to your needs. Whether you require part-time, full-time, or on-demand support, a vCISO provides the expertise of a seasoned CISO without the long-term commitment of a traditional hire. This service is perfect for businesses looking to strengthen security, meet regulatory demands, and align cybersecurity efforts with overall business goals.
“A vCISO gives businesses the leadership they need to stay secure, compliant, and ahead of risks—without the overhead of a full-time hire.”
What You Get
At FM CyberSecurity, we don’t just manage security—we make it simple and effective so you can focus on running your business. Our approach ensures cybersecurity is a business enabler, not a roadblock.
- Security with a Plan – A clear strategy that aligns cybersecurity with your business goals.
- On-Demand Expertise – The right people, at the right time—without the overhead.
- Microsoft 365 Security Essentials – A structured security foundation for your digital workplace.
- Meeting Security Requirements – We take care of the rules and regulations so you don’t have to.
- Risk, Made Manageable – Identify key risks and make informed decisions to reduce them.
- Clear & Actionable Reporting – Straightforward insights that focus on what matters most.

What We Do
At FM CyberSecurity, we take care of your cybersecurity needs so you don’t have to. From building a strong foundation to ensuring compliance with industry standards, we handle the work—allowing you to focus on your business.
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What’s Included?
- Microsoft 365 Security Essentials
A must-have security setup for Microsoft 365. We configure key security settings, make sure all computers are updated, and provide continuous reporting through a Power BI dashboard. If something needs fixing, we follow up—so you don’t have to worry. - Develop a Security Strategy
A clear plan to keep your company secure, tailored to your business needs. - Ensure Compliance
Meet requirements for NIS2, DORA, and other industry regulations. - Address Client Revisions
Manage security feedback and ensure all needs are met. - Develop Risk Strategies
Identify and reduce risks before they become problems. - Create Security Policies and Guidelines
Establish clear policies that fit your company’s needs. - Align Governance with Business Objectives
Make sure your security approach supports your company’s goals.