A named security officer,
without the executive salary.
Virtual CISO: penetration testing, written security plans, board-level reporting, disaster recovery planning, and advanced compliance frameworks. A named security leader accountable to ownership, at a flat monthly add-on.
Someone has to own security.
By name.
HIPAA expects a designated security official. Insurers and lenders increasingly ask who owns your security program, and boards want an answer better than the IT vendor generally. The vCISO add-on puts a named security officer on your organization who runs the program, signs the plan, tests the defenses, and stands in front of your board with results.
vCISO Add-On,
fully operated.
Security Program Ownership
Penetration Testing
Board-Level Reporting
Resilience Planning
Answered directly.
Who actually does the work?
Delivery is by the Tech for Senior Living security team under a named security officer. The independent penetration test is performed with dedicated tooling and validated by the vCISO, so the same person who owns your program also owns the findings to closure.
Is this only for large portfolios?
No. Single-community operators use vCISO to satisfy insurer and lender questions and to keep survey preparation calm. Portfolio operators use it to standardize security governance across communities under one program.
How does this relate to managed services?
Managed services run the controls: monitoring, MDR, patching, identity. vCISO governs the program: strategy, testing, reporting, and accountability. Most operators add it after their first quarterly business review, when the compliance binder makes the gap visible.
See what's possible
for your communities.
Free 30-minute discovery call. We assess your current IT posture, HIPAA documentation, and operational gaps against what Colorado senior living operators typically need. Written findings delivered within 3 business days.