Information security
Programme charter, information security policy and acceptable use
A security adviser should hold itself to the standard it sets for you. Here is what your security, legal and procurement teams can expect, and what we can share to make onboarding quick.
JT Cyber Group runs on the same kind of programme we build for clients: written policies, plans and procedures, mapped to the major frameworks. They are available to review under NDA.
Programme charter, information security policy and acceptable use
Incident response policy, plan and playbooks
Data governance and classification, privacy and data protection, data-subject rights procedure
Identity and access management policy
Supplier onboarding and third-party risk management
Business continuity and disaster recovery, vulnerability and patch management
Security operations policy and SOC operating procedures
AI governance policy and impact assessment template
Ask for any of these and we will turn them around quickly, so vendor onboarding does not hold up the work.
We sign your NDA, or send our mutual NDA for e-signature, before anything sensitive is shared.
SIG, CAIQ or your own vendor-risk questionnaire, answered promptly and backed by our policies.
Our master services agreement and statements of work, or your paper if you prefer.
W-9 and supplier onboarding details on request.
A crosswalk showing how our controls map to NIST CSF 2.0, ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR.
A one-page summary of services, experience and certifications for your shortlist.
This website is held to the same standard: strict security headers, no tracking cookies, and a published security.txt for vulnerability reports.
Send your NDA, questionnaire or supplier forms, or ask for our trust pack. If you would rather talk first, the free call is a good place to agree how we will work together.