About

Codistac’s expertise is in helping organizations align what they know with what they do and how they manage risk. Business requires that organizations document, classify, integrate, compute, secure, and use information. Growing businesses sometimes fall behind on this work.

Cybersecurity is critical because we’re all online, and what we (and our data) do there impacts our business.

I’m Heather Noggle. I have over 25 years of experience in connecting people with technology and improving business operations through its use. My background in human resources, software development, software and process requirements, and project management helps growing organizations see the full picture.

It’s important to get everyone in an organization aligned to improve how they interact with technology while also modernizing and clarifying work.  

I enjoy working with organizations to improve how people and technology work together, making sure processes are not just efficient but secure, and helping to build a culture that values security as much as it does innovation.

Vision

We see the possibility for every small business to thrive using efficient, secure operations. We are a bridge that connects businesses to streamlined processes and secure operations, fostering growth and innovation.

Mission

To engage with small businesses to document and organize information and then secure it. We simplify both knowledge management and information security, integrating the two.

Values

  • Integration – Blending information management with security, we provide comprehensive solutions tailored to your business needs.
  • Simplicity – We demystify technology and security, offering clear, easy-to-understand strategies and practices.
  • Learning and Application – Through education, conversation, and action, we equip you to manage and protect your business knowledge.
  • Resilience – Implementing durable frameworks for knowledge and security, ensuring your business can withstand and adapt to new challenges.

If You Do One Thing

Learn and document what you have – your business operations and your technology assets.

Then act, equipped to manage your organization’s risk and cybersecurity compliance requirements. 

Policies and other documentation don’t have to be muddy and dull.

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