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A cybersecurity advisor in his mid-fifties stands and explains a one-page report to a seated health center CEO, who listens attentively.

For CEOs, CFOs, COOs and boards

Your cyber posture, in plain English. Ready for the boardroom.

Executive vulnerability management with a strategic business review. No technical fluff: a clear picture of where your organization stands and what to decide next. $499 per month.

Your board doesn’t need a scan report. It needs an answer.

Most vulnerability reports are written for the people who fix problems. This one is written for the people who are accountable for them.

A typical technical report

  • Pages of scanner output and technical identifiers
  • Severity scores with no business context
  • A to-do list for the IT team
  • A snapshot with no story

The executive report

  • A short summary of where the organization stands
  • Risks described in terms of what they could mean for operations
  • The few decisions that need an executive owner or a budget
  • What has improved, what has not and what is next

Three things, built for leadership.

The technical work happens behind the scenes. What reaches your desk is clear, short and ready to act on.

Every month

Vulnerability management, run for you

Recurring vulnerability assessment of the scope we agree together, with findings ranked by real-world risk. Your leadership team never has to read the raw output.

In plain English

A board-ready posture summary

A clear statement of your overall cyber posture, the trend since the last review and the risks that matter most, described in business terms rather than technical ones.

With a person, not just a PDF

A strategic business review

A conversation with your leadership: what changed, what it means for the organization, and which decisions need an owner and a budget. Timing is agreed at the start.

The advisor turns a tablet toward the health center CEO and walks her through a summary of charts while she studies it.

A conversation that ends in decisions.

The strategic business review is where findings become leadership choices. Each one covers:

  • Where the organization stands today, on one page
  • What has improved since the last review, and what has not
  • The risks most likely to hurt the organization, ranked
  • Decisions that need an executive owner or a budget
  • Plain answers to questions a board, insurer or auditor may ask

One page. Five minutes. Clear next steps.

This is the shape of the posture summary. Everything shown is fictional and for illustration only.

Executive posture summary

Example Family Clinic

Illustrative sample: not a live scan
Overall posture
Needs attention
Since last review
Improving
Decisions requested
3
  • High

    A scheduling system runs software the vendor no longer supports.

    Decision: Approve a replacement plan and budget.

  • High

    Two critical fixes from the last review are still open on staff laptops.

    Decision: Name an owner and a completion date.

  • Medium

    A guest network can reach more internal systems than it should.

    Decision: Authorize a configuration change.

Exclusive to senior leaders

One simple monthly price.

A dedicated offering for the people who answer to the board, priced so cyber risk can be a standing item rather than a one-off project.

Executive Vulnerability Reporting

$499per month

  • Recurring vulnerability management of the agreed scope
  • Findings ranked by risk, not just by score
  • A board-ready posture summary in plain English
  • A strategic business review with your leadership
  • Recommended decisions, with a suggested owner for each

Scope, access and remediation responsibility are agreed in writing before service starts.

What this service is not

It is not a penetration test, not a complete HIPAA Security Risk Analysis and not a guarantee that every weakness will be found. It gives leadership clear, technical evidence to support those broader efforts.

Common questions

Who is this for?

CEOs, CFOs, COOs, board members and other senior leaders who are accountable for cyber risk but do not want to read technical output. It was written with healthcare leaders in mind, including community health center executives.

Do we need technical staff to use it?

No. The reporting is written for non-technical readers. Who carries out each fix (your team, your IT provider or us) is agreed in writing before service begins.

What does $499 per month include?

Recurring vulnerability management of the scope we agree, a board-ready posture summary and a strategic business review. Scope, access and remediation responsibility are agreed in writing before service starts.

How is this different from the vulnerability assessment service?

Both rest on the same kind of recurring assessment. This offering puts the executive view first: the posture summary and the business review, with the technical detail kept behind them.

Is this a penetration test or a HIPAA risk analysis?

No. It is not a penetration test, not a complete HIPAA Security Risk Analysis and not a guarantee that every weakness will be found. It gives leadership technical evidence, explained clearly, to support those broader efforts.

See your posture the way your board needs to.

Tell us about your organization. We will follow up to agree scope and walk you through what a first executive briefing looks like.