Protection for Your Most Valuable Assets
An effective information security strategy is more than a document — it is the strategic compass for all security decisions in your organization.
Developing an information security strategy requires a holistic view of business objectives, threat landscape, and existing capabilities. ADVISORI works with a proven five-phase model:
Our expert consultants provide comprehensive information security strategy services tailored to your organization's specific needs. We combine deep regulatory expertise with practical implementation experience to deliver measurable results.
5 service modules
Bookable individually or as an end-to-end programme.
Development of a comprehensive information security strategy built on your business strategy. We define protection objectives, derive areas of action, and create a prioritized roadmap — aligned with ISO 27001:2022, industry-specific requirements (TISAX, BAIT, KRITIS), and your individual risk profile. Result: a strategic governance document with clear responsibilities and measurable objectives.
Systematic identification and assessment of threats, vulnerabilities, and their business impact in accordance with ISO 27005. We quantify risks, assess probabilities of occurrence and potential damage, and develop risk treatment plans with concrete measures. The results feed directly into your strategy and your ISMS.
Methodical assessment of the protection requirements of all critical information assets with regard to confidentiality, integrity, and availability — aligned with the BSI IT-Grundschutz and ISO 27001. We classify your assets, define protection levels, and derive technical and organizational measures that are proportionate to the actual risk.
Development of a sustainable awareness program that goes beyond one-off training sessions. We design role-based training, phishing simulations, awareness KPIs, and a communication strategy that embeds information security in day-to-day business operations. Because 85% of all security incidents have a human component.
Comprehensive gap analysis of your regulatory landscape: NIS2 (including personal management liability under §38 BSIG), DORA, the KRITIS umbrella act, TISAX, GDPR, and industry-specific standards such as BAIT, VAIT, or DAIT. We identify areas requiring action, prioritize measures, and integrate all requirements into a consistent strategy.
6 phases
Our strategic approach combines the systematic framework of ISO 27001:2022 with pragmatic implementation expertise — risk-oriented, industry-specific, and focused on measurable results.
Analysis of the current security level, existing controls, and regulatory requirements
Identification and assessment of threats, vulnerabilities, and protection requirements in accordance with ISO 27005
Definition of protection objectives, areas of action, and governance structures
Prioritized action planning with quick wins, milestones, and resource planning
Execution of measures with project management and change management
Continuous effectiveness review and adaptation to new threat landscapes
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Sarah Richter
Head of Information Security, Cyber Security
10+ years of experience, CISA, CISM, Lead Auditor, DORA, NIS2, BCM, Cyber and Information Security
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6 QUESTIONS, BRIEFLY ANSWERED
An information security strategy defines how your organization systematically protects its information assets. It encompasses a risk analysis, protection objectives (confidentiality, integrity, availability), a prioritized measures roadmap, responsibilities, and KPIs for measuring success. It bridges the gap between business strategy and operational security and forms the foundation for an ISMS in accordance with ISO 27001:2022.
Information security protects all information assets — regardless of the medium. This includes digital data, but also physical documents, verbal communication, and knowledge held by employees. IT security focuses on protecting the technical infrastructure (networks, servers, endpoints). An effective strategy integrates both: technical measures and organizational controls.
Certification is not legally required, but regulatory requirements have made it a de facto standard: NIS2 requires appropriate security measures, TISAX presupposes an ISMS, and many clients demand ISO 27001 as a contractual condition. ISO 27001:2022 with its 93 controls in four categories provides the internationally recognized framework for this.
The strategy development itself typically takes 8–12 weeks — from the initial inventory through the risk analysis to the completed roadmap. First quick wins (e.g., closing critical vulnerabilities, launching awareness measures) are often achievable within 4–6 weeks. Full implementation of the strategy extends over 12–24 months.
Industry benchmarks suggest companies invest 5–15% of their IT budget in information security. The specific requirement depends on your industry, company size, current maturity level, and regulatory requirements. ADVISORI helps you define a risk-appropriate budget and prioritize investments where they deliver the greatest protective effect.
ISO 27001:2022 is the most important international standard for information security management systems. The 2022 update reduced the controls from 114 to 93 and structured them into four clear categories: organizational (37), people (8), physical (14), and technological (34). This framework forms the foundation of every modern information security strategy — even without formal certification.
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