Project leadership
Structuring of risk governance, compliance with reference frameworks, and project ownership and delivery support on your security projects. From the specification to the accreditation, Coreo carries the project through to the handover to your teams.
When to engage us
Function
You are creating or reorganising your security, risk or economic-security function: what should it rest on?
Project
A security or cybersecurity project to run: do you have the means to move from strategy to action?
Transformation
You are deploying a digital or AI transformation: are security issues built into it?
Our approach
Structuring
Governance, roles, responsibilities, committees and policies.
Leading
Statement of needs, specification, project ownership support, coordination of stakeholders and selection of qualified providers.
Supporting transformations
Integration of security, risk and safety issues into digital and AI projects, training of teams.
Engagements delivered
Real engagements, anonymised: the client is never named.
Security
Building a security department inside an international industrial group
Site audits, a three-year action plan, six maturity axes. Security became an argument for access to the defence market.
- Defence
- Large group
Frequently asked questions
What does risk governance cover?
The roles, committees and policy that let an organisation decide on its risks rather than suffer them: who owns the subject, before which body, under which policy and with which dashboards. Coreo structures or reorganises it, and brings it into compliance with the applicable frameworks.
What do project ownership and delivery support involve on a security project?
Project ownership support formalises the need: needs analysis, specification, bid analysis and selection of qualified providers. Project delivery support follows the build: deployment, acceptance, accreditation and handover to the teams. A site, access-control or video-protection project is run this way without a dedicated project team on the client side.
What does the client receive?
A gap report and a prioritised compliance roadmap, the policies, procedures and risk management dashboards, the project files (specification, bid analysis, acceptance reports) and, where the project requires it, the security accreditation file.
A situation to qualify?
A first direct conversation with a partner. With no commitment.