When Cybersecurity Governance, Risk and Compliance Need to Work as One

GRC Consultant
Cybersecurity Governance Lead
IT Risk Specialist
ISMS Expert
ISO/IEC 27001 Consultant
Internal Security Auditor
Third-Party Risk Specialist
Security Policy Specialist
GRC Project Manager

YOUR BENEFITS

Business Outcomes Supported by GRC Services

GRC work cannot stop at interpreting requirements or producing documentation. It requires a practical connection between business objectives, cybersecurity risk, control ownership, operational processes and evidence. B2B Cyber combines governance and compliance expertise with delivery capability, helping internal teams establish a model they can operate rather than a framework that exists only on paper.

GRC-specific expertise

Work with specialists experienced in governance design, cybersecurity risk, control frameworks, policies, audits and management systems.

Flexible engagement

Use one expert, a defined project team or ongoing advisory support according to your internal capacity, deadlines and operating model.

Execution, not theory

Receive workshops, registers, mappings, policies, control descriptions, evidence plans and remediation actions that teams can use in daily work.

Continuity and scale

Extend support as requirements, suppliers and business operations evolve without rebuilding the GRC approach or changing delivery partners.

Talk to the B2B Cyber team about your current governance structure, risk process, applicable requirements, audit priorities and internal capacity. We will help define a focused scope, the right specialists and a delivery model suited to your organization.

What can be included in a GRC engagement?

The scope can include cybersecurity governance, roles and accountability, risk methodology and registers, compliance gap assessments, control mapping, policies and procedures, evidence requirements, supplier risk, remediation planning, internal review support and management reporting. The final scope is based on your objectives and applicable requirements.

How should our organization prepare for a GRC project?

It is useful to identify the project sponsor, key stakeholders, existing policies, risk records, control frameworks, prior audit findings and relevant customer or regulatory requirements. B2B Cyber can begin with a discovery phase when documentation is incomplete, then confirm priorities, responsibilities and the delivery plan.

What deliverables can we receive?

Depending on scope, deliverables may include a gap assessment, governance model, responsibility matrix, risk register, treatment plan, control mapping, policies, procedures, evidence catalogue, remediation roadmap and management report. Outputs are agreed before delivery and designed for continued use by internal teams.

Can GRC support continue after the initial project?

Yes. Support can continue through scheduled risk reviews, policy maintenance, control evidence checks, remediation tracking, supplier assessments, audit preparation and management reporting. The cadence can be adjusted to the maturity of your processes, rate of organizational change and available internal capacity.