Consulting firms often face challenges like: establishing credibility, staying organized, performing in a timely manner, estimating mitigation costs, finding the right audience to target, building a steady client base, and standing out in the crowd. Today’s consulting firms are embracing technology to reduce their costs and increase the level of service that can be provided.
Consultants looking to be organized and efficient should use our risk management software for consulting firms. Regardless if your target audience is focused on physical security, compliance, or cyber security, our products will help you maintain the positive reputation you are trying to uphold as a consultant by providing you with the resources you need.
SecureWatch has saved us time, streamlined the process, and provides our clients with the information they need to quickly remediate their issues and return to us for another assessment.
David J. Peck -CISSP, GPEN, C|EH, EnCE, PA Licensed Private Investigator,
David J. Peck and Associates, Inc.
No training necessary to use the platforms.
Reduces the time to complete assessments by 70-80%.
Ability to associate costs to every recommendation in the action plan.
Provides you knowledge from our content library and a proven process based on international standards, easily establishing credibility.
Includes automation features such as: remote information gathering, generation of customizable reports, calculations, risk determination using pre-established data, and mitigation management.
Includes out-of-the-box survey content.
Can be used anywhere, including offline sites using iPad app.
Measure compliance to defined standards and requirements.
Easy reconciliation of data with single-button access, detailed reporting, and the ability to upload and archive auditable evidence.
Provides a centralized location to store clients’ documents and clients can upload their own documents to be reviewed by consultants.
In 2019 the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) fined RSM, a global consulting and accounting firm, nearly $1 million for violating rules related to auditor independence. While these violations occurred between 2014 and 2015, some were not discovered until 2016.In addition to their fine, the SEC required them to hire an outside consultant to evaluate REM’s internal quality controls.For more information, click here.
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