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Security Governance

Turn security requirements into clear ownership and workable practice.

Security governance should make decisions easier. It should clarify who owns the risk, what must happen and how the organisation can demonstrate that it works.

FLODISQ helps organisations build or improve their Information Security Management System, translate ISO 27001 and regulatory requirements into usable policy, and establish a governance structure that fits the way the organisation actually operates.

Not more policy. Better decisions, clearer ownership and evidence that security is working.

Root causes

When governance exists mainly on paper

Many organisations have security policies, risk registers and committees.

Yet decisions remain slow, ownership is unclear and the security team becomes responsible for problems that belong in the business.

Framework without ownership

The ISMS describes controls, but nobody is clearly accountable for the underlying risk.

Policy without practice

Documents meet the template but do not reflect real processes, roles or constraints.

Controls without evidence

The organisation believes controls exist but cannot show that they operate consistently.

Compliance without priority

Every requirement appears equally urgent, so resources are spread too thinly.

Security as a specialist problem

The CISO or ISO team advises, executes and chases, while business ownership disappears.

The ISMS documentation set

What FLODISQ builds

The service is centred on a complete, coherent ISMS documentation set. Each component has a purpose, an owner and a relationship to actual decision-making.

Governance model

Roles, mandates, decision rights, oversight and escalation.

Risk management method

A repeatable method for identifying, assessing, treating and accepting information security risk.

ISMS scope and context

Clear boundaries, interested parties, dependencies and applicability.

Policy framework

Short, principled policies that state what and why.

Procedures and work instructions

Practical descriptions of how responsibilities and controls are carried out.

Statement of Applicability

A defensible link between risk, selected controls and implementation status.

Registers and evidence

Risk, actions, exceptions, incidents, suppliers, audits and management review evidence.

Operating rhythm

Management review, internal audit, monitoring, reporting and continual improvement.

Policy hierarchy

From direction to evidence

Good governance connects four levels. Each level has a different purpose and audience.

  1. PolicyWhat and why

    Direction and principles approved by leadership.

  2. ProceduresHow it is organised

    Who does what, when and through which process.

  3. Work instructionsHow work is performed

    Concrete, role-specific steps for the people doing the work.

  4. Records & evidenceHow it is demonstrated

    Logs, registers, decisions and outputs that show the system operates.

Approach

How FLODISQ works

  1. 01

    Discover

    Review existing governance, documentation, risks, processes and certification ambitions.

  2. 02

    Define

    Agree the ISMS scope, governance model, risk method, policy hierarchy and decision rights.

  3. 03

    Draft

    Create or improve the documentation set using clear language and the organisation’s real processes.

  4. 04

    Validate

    Work with owners and users to test whether roles, procedures and requirements are workable.

  5. 05

    Operate

    Run the first risk, review, audit and management cycles so the ISMS becomes a way of working.

  6. 06

    Prepare

    Close material gaps and assemble the evidence needed for internal or certification audit.

Our goal is not to leave behind a library of documents. It is to establish a management system that the organisation can operate and improve without permanent consultancy dependency.

Service packages

Three ways to build workable governance

Start with clarity, build the documentation set, or take the ISMS all the way to audit readiness.

Foundation

Governance & ISMS Blueprint

From €7,500

For organisations that need clarity before building.

  • Current-state and gap review
  • ISMS scope and context
  • Governance and RACI model
  • Policy and documentation architecture
  • Risk management design
  • Prioritised implementation roadmap
Discuss your governance needs
Build

ISMS Documentation Build

From €22,500

For organisations that need a coherent ISO 27001 documentation set.

  • Everything in Blueprint
  • Core policies and procedures
  • Risk methodology and templates
  • Statement of Applicability structure
  • Registers and evidence requirements
  • Management review and internal audit framework
  • Owner validation workshops
Discuss your governance needs
Operate

Audit-Ready ISMS

From €45,000

For organisations preparing for internal or certification audit.

  • Everything in Documentation Build
  • Support for first operational cycles
  • Risk assessment and treatment support
  • Internal audit preparation
  • Management review preparation
  • Evidence and readiness review
  • Prioritised remediation plan
Discuss your governance needs
ISO 27001 Fast Track for SMEs

A proportionate route to certification without building a corporate bureaucracy.

Smaller organisations often need ISO 27001 certification quickly to meet customer, procurement or market requirements. They do not need a large-company ISMS copied into a smaller business.

FLODISQ uses a focused approach for SMEs: narrow the scope, reuse what already works, document only what is needed, assign clear owners and build evidence while the ISMS is being implemented.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Define a controlled and certifiable scope around the services, locations and systems that matter.

  2. 02

    Baseline

    Complete a rapid gap assessment and identify the shortest defensible path to readiness.

  3. 03

    Build

    Create the core ISMS documentation, risk method, Statement of Applicability and evidence structure.

  4. 04

    Operate

    Run the required risk, review, audit and management activities.

  5. 05

    Prepare

    Conduct a readiness review and support preparation for Stage 1 and Stage 2 certification audits.

Fast track

SME ISO 27001 Fast Track

From €17,500

For a clearly bounded SME scope with engaged management and a reasonable existing baseline. Certification body fees, technical remediation and external certification audits are not included.

Explore ISO 27001 readiness
  • Typical lead time: 12–20 weeks
  • Depends on scope and existing maturity
  • Depends on management availability
  • Depends on the speed of closing technical or operational gaps
Pricing

Pricing model

The packages provide a clear starting point. Final scope and price depend on organisational complexity, number of entities and locations, existing documentation, certification scope, required workshops and the amount of implementation support.

Pricing overview
ServiceStarting priceIndicative duration
Governance & ISMS BlueprintFrom €7,5002–4 weeks
ISMS Documentation BuildFrom €22,5006–12 weeks
Audit-Ready ISMSFrom €45,0003–8 months
SME ISO 27001 Fast TrackFrom €17,50012–20 weeks
Governance advisory supportFrom €1,200 per dayAs required

All prices exclude VAT and travel. External certification fees, technical implementation, tooling and remediation work are excluded unless explicitly included. Starting prices assume timely access to relevant documentation and decision-makers.

Deliverables

What you get

A governance structure with explicit ownership and decision rights

A risk method that supports prioritisation and acceptance

An ISO 27001-aligned documentation set written for actual users

A clear relationship between policies, procedures, evidence and controls

An operating rhythm for review, audit and continual improvement

A realistic route to audit readiness or certification

Governance should make security workable.

Whether you need to repair an existing ISMS, build the documentation framework or prepare an SME for ISO 27001 certification, FLODISQ starts with the same question: what must this organisation be able to decide, do and demonstrate?