Security Strategy

Get the confidence of an end-to-end infosec strategy that’s built out specifically for your organization’s cybersecurity needs.

We’ll find the hidden security pitfalls in the darkest corners and implement the right solution for your company.

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Black Kilt Security Strategy can help you…

  • Develop an entire security strategy
  • Optimize your existing portfolio
  • Identify and close gaps within your existing security strategy

100 percent of our clients have passed their regulatory audits with flying colors.*

*When they follow our guidance

How We Work with You

Your cybersecurity needs are different from other companies — why rely on a vendor that takes a one-size-fits-all approach? Choose a partner who provides a security strategy that’s customized to your organization’s particular goals, priorities, and needs.

We use a clear and defined process to set up your infosec strategy:

  1. Collect existing strategy information and documentation.
  2. Compare your documentation to industry standards, benchmarks, and best practices.
  3. Identify the gaps and opportunities.
  4. Fill the gaps with a robust solution.

Our strategy consultants rely on industry-defined numbers, statistics, and hands-on discovery techniques to identify gaps and make recommendations. We never rely on our own opinions or biases. Our recommendations not only identify what’s wrong, but why. We’ll give you information about the source of the issue, what it’s based on, and how we can make it better.

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Balanced for Your Business

Cybersecurity doesn’t happen in a vacuum — your infosec strategy needs to support your business operations, without encumbering your productivity. At Black Kilt, we take a practical approach that balances your cybersecurity risks with your operational needs.

Our approach helps you identify the right kinds of security risk that you can assume, while fortifying your cybersecurity stance.

“We’re still following Tim’s guidance on how to run our tools and engage with our vendors. In fact, one of our vendors called us a model of effective working relationships.”

Steven M.
Security Engineering Leader, CISSP