Security Officer
Under the Hungarian Cybersecurity Act, organisations in scope need a named person responsible for the security of their electronic information systems. This can be an employee or an outside expert under contract. If you have no suitable person in-house, we take on the role – by name, with responsibility.
Who it is for
- Organisations where information security exists on paper but not in practice: policies exist, but there are no controls, reviews or management reporting.
- Leaders who treat cybersecurity as a business and financial risk and want strategic support (vCISO).
- IT operators and software providers whose clients ask for evidence of compliance.
- Municipalities and public-service organisations without a suitably qualified in-house officer.
What you get
- A named information security officer under contract, meeting the legal requirements.
- System inventory and classification for every electronic information system, documented.
- Risk analysis and policies tailored to your organisation, not copied from a template.
- Annual training for staff and management.
- Preparation for, and presence at, regulatory inspections.
- In an incident: coordination of reporting and response – even when the incident happens at a supplier.
How we work
We assess threats together with their business and financial consequences. A common mistake is to over-build some areas and leave others out – often because of a persuasive vendor offer. We recommend exactly the level of preparedness you need.
Why us
We act as information security officer for several municipalities and legally obliged organisations, and we have experience in handling regulatory inspections.
Frequently asked questions
Can the information security officer be an outside person?
Yes, under contract. The contract must name the natural person who performs the role.
What is the difference between an information security officer and a vCISO?
The officer is a legal role with compliance duties. A vCISO is the board’s strategic partner on risks, budget and priorities. Both can be covered in one contract.
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