Galicia On site and remote

Cybersecurity for SMEs in Galicia

Cybersecurity consulting for Galician companies that do not have an in-house security team. On site in Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña and Vigo, and remote everywhere else. In Spanish, Galician or English.

Who it is for

SMEs without a cybersecurity department

I mostly work with SME management teams who have to make security decisions without a specialised team behind them: what to protect first, what customers ask for, what the law requires and what each thing costs.

What I deliver serves management, who decides, and IT, who executes: clear conclusions and concrete actions ordered by impact and effort.

A customer asks you for security requirements

A security questionnaire, a cybersecurity clause in the contract or a customer audit. You have to answer with judgement and with evidence.

Regulation has caught up with you

NIS2 reaches more sectors and, through the supply chain, also companies that are not directly obliged but serve those that are.

You want to use AI in an orderly way

Copilot, ChatGPT or AI features inside tools you already pay for, without knowing which data goes in or what the AI Act requires.

Where I work

On site along the Atlantic axis, remote for the rest

I travel to Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña and Vigo for meetings with management, audits on your premises and team training. The rest of the work is done remotely, wherever you are.

If you are in another part of Galicia, we look at it when preparing the proposal. And I work in Spanish, Galician (galego) or English, whichever you prefer.

Coverage
Santiago de CompostelaOn site

Meetings with management, on-site audits and team training.

A CoruñaOn site

Meetings with management, on-site audits and team training.

VigoOn site

Meetings with management, on-site audits and team training.

Rest of GaliciaCase by case

Agreed in the proposal, together with the scope.

Rest of Spain and abroadRemote

Same method and same deliverables.

Working languages: Spanish, Galician (galego) and English.

What is usually needed

Each sector carries different requirements

These are the frameworks that most often apply in the sectors with the most weight in the Galician economy. Each case is confirmed by looking at the specific company.

Industry and automotive suppliers

When the customer is a manufacturer and requires proof of information security.

  • TISAX, on the VDA ISA catalogue
  • ISO/IEC 27001
  • Security questionnaires from the customer and the parent company
See the cybersecurity audit →

Food, logistics and ports

Sectors where stopping for a day costs money and the supply chain matters.

  • NIS2, if the activity falls within its scope or you supply an obliged entity
  • Industrial cybersecurity and continuity: plant, cold chain, control systems
  • Supplier management
Take the NIS2 checklist →

Public administration suppliers

When you bid for or provide services to public bodies.

  • The Spanish National Security Scheme (ENS)
  • Security requirements in tender documents and contracts
  • ISO/IEC 27001 as a common base
See the Master Plan →

Technology and professional services

When customer trust depends on how their data is handled.

  • ISO/IEC 27001
  • Microsoft environment security: identity, data and devices
  • Use of AI with a policy and controls
See Microsoft security →
How it starts

From a conversation to a plan

Four steps, with scope and costs agreed before starting each one.

  1. Conversation

    You tell me what you do, who asks what of you and what worries you. Thirty minutes, free and without commitment.

  2. Diagnostic

    Where you stand against the framework that matters to you, with actions ordered by impact and effort. For companies with fewer than 100 employees there is an initial diagnostic at a fixed price.

  3. Plan

    What gets done first, who does it and what it costs. Management knows what it decides and IT knows what it executes.

  4. Ongoing support

    If you need continuity, as an external CISO or with specific projects: management system, training or Microsoft security.

Frequently asked questions

What Galician companies usually ask me

Do you work on site across all of Galicia?

The reference points are Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña and Vigo. If you are elsewhere, it is looked at case by case when preparing the proposal. Remote work does not depend on where you are, so anything that does not require being on your premises is done the same from anywhere.

Which language do you work in?

In Spanish, Galician (galego) or English, whichever each company prefers. Reports and documents are delivered in the language you choose.

Does the company have to be large?

No. My priority client is the SME with few internal cybersecurity resources, where management has to decide without a specialised team behind it. For companies with fewer than 100 employees there is an initial diagnostic at a fixed price on the cybersecurity audit page.

Does it replace our IT provider?

No. The IT provider keeps running operations. My job is to review where you stand, order the priorities, translate them for management and check that what is decided gets done. Often the IT provider is the one who most appreciates having a written plan.

How much does travel cost?

Travel is detailed in the proposal together with the scope and the days, which are agreed before starting. That way you know the full cost from the beginning.

Where do I start if I do not know what I need?

With a 30-minute conversation, free and without commitment. You tell me what you do, who asks what of you and what worries you, and we see whether a diagnostic, a plan or simply answering a specific question makes sense.

Where to go next

Let's talk

Is your company in Galicia and you do not know where to start?

Tell me what it does, who asks you for security requirements and what worries you. One conversation is enough to see whether you need a diagnostic, a plan or just a question answered.

I reply personally within 24 working hours · No commitment