vCISO · San Antonio, TX

Virtual CISO Services in San Antonio

Virtual CISO Services in San Antonio

Get experienced security leadership without hiring a full-time Chief Information Security Officer. Our vCISO service sets your security direction, manages risk, prepares you for audits and customer questionnaires, and reports to your leadership in plain language.

Get experienced security leadership without hiring a full-time Chief Information Security Officer. Our vCISO service sets your security direction, manages risk, prepares you for audits and customer questionnaires, and reports to your leadership in plain language.

Backed by our CISO and security team · Based in Stone Oak, San Antonio

What our vCISO service includes

What our vCISO service includes

Risk assessment & roadmap

Know where you stand and what to fix first, in order of business risk.

Policies & documentation

Security policies, procedures and evidence your auditors and customers expect.

Compliance readiness

Guidance for CMMC, HIPAA, TAC 202, TX-RAMP and CJIS requirements that apply to you.

Vendor & access risk

Review who has access to what, including third parties.

Incident readiness

Response plans, roles and tabletop exercises before a real event.

Leadership reporting

Regular briefings for your executives, board or council.

vCISO or full-time CISO?

vCISO or full-time CISO?

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Time to start

Cost structure

Breadth

Flexibility

Best for

Virtual CISO (AirNetworks)

Weeks

Predictable monthly fee

A team behind one point of contact

Scale up for audits, down after

Small and mid-size organizations, multi-site businesses, public-sector teams

Full-time hire

Months of recruiting

Full salary and benefits

One person's experience

Fixed headcount

Large enterprises with a full security staff

Many organizations start with a vCISO and decide later whether a full-time hire makes sense. We'll help with that decision too.

Many organizations start with a vCISO and decide later whether a full-time hire makes sense. We'll help with that decision too.

Who uses a vCISO

Who uses a vCISO

Defense suppliers

Preparing for CMMC and handling controlled information.

Healthcare providers

Clinics and practices that must protect patient data under HIPAA.

Local government

Cities, counties and districts working to TAC 202 and SB 271.

Growing businesses

Customers are sending security questionnaires and you need credible answers.

How the engagement works

How the engagement works

1. Briefing

30 minutes to understand your obligations, risks and goals.

2. Baseline

A risk assessment and a prioritized roadmap in your first weeks.

3. Program

Policies, controls and evidence built step by step with your team.

4. Ongoing leadership

Monthly oversight and regular leadership reporting; more support around audits.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What is a vCISO?

A virtual Chief Information Security Officer is an experienced security leader you engage as a service instead of hiring full time. The vCISO sets your security strategy, manages risk and compliance, and reports to your leadership.

Is a vCISO enough for CMMC?

A vCISO helps you prepare: scoping, gap assessment, policies, a plan of action and evidence. The formal CMMC assessment itself is performed by an authorized third-party assessment organization.

Can a vCISO help with HIPAA?

Yes. We help healthcare organizations assess risk, put the required safeguards and policies in place, and keep the documentation current. We sign business associate agreements where appropriate.

How involved is the vCISO day to day?

You get a named point of contact, regular check-ins and leadership reporting, with more time around audits, incidents or major projects.

Do we need our own security tools first?

No. We start with what you have and recommend only what closes a real gap. If you also want monitoring and response, AIRsoc provides it.

Where are you located?

19141 Stone Oak Parkway, Suite 104, San Antonio, TX 78258. Call (210) 816-6844.

Get security leadership this month, not next year.

Get security leadership this month, not next year.

Thirty minutes, no obligation.

Thirty minutes, no obligation.