Services
Knowledge Management
Organize your information. Build policies and processes that incorporate cybersecurity and how your business manages and keeps private data private.
If you’re early in documenting what you do and how and why you do it, we start there. An outside perspective helps clarify what’s happening when, where, why, and how.
Document it. Secure it. Build it into operations and then habits.
Cybersecurity in Operations, for People
Cybersecurity is a modern necessity. It’s a mix of people, processes, and technology doing the right things to manage the risks your organization identifies.
We work to help you build or boost a security culture in your organization while suggesting additional technical partners, if necessary. Thwart fraud and other cyber crimes.
- Assessment and Analysis
- Strategy and Planning
- Training and Cybersecurity Conversations
- Cybersecurity Bolstering Content
- Security Built Into Processes
HR and Technology
Technology changes so rapidly that you’ve got to build and manage specific processes around tech hiring and retention.
- Technical Talent Strategy
- Staff Cybersecurity Training
- Tech Staff Retention Program
- Skills/Business Gap Analysis for Tech Staff
Security’s integral in onboarding, offboarding, and…well, all the time aboard. Turnover introduces both financial and cybersecurity risk.
Training
Here’s a sample of training relvant to where people meet tech.
- Cyber Hygiene – People Cybersecurity Basics
- Insider Threat – Basics to Consider when Building a Program
- Digital Transformation and Security in Processes
- HR’s Changing Cybersecurity Role
- Using Generative AI as a Robotic Arm
And more. Visit Heather Noggle’s Speaking Page for more details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why would I hire a consultant to help improve my business?
Sometimes the things closest to us are the hardest to reveal and clarify, and that’s before you involve internal technology teams who already speak a completely different language. A consultant can act as a facilitator – or narrator – and build the story of your journey, who’s on the trip, what each brings, and how they work together. And be secure.
Why would I hire Codistac to help build or enhance my business systems?
We’re rather good at this information gathering process and the related activities – like understanding full stack software development and the support and maintenance of that software.
The parts-and-whole approach of software construction, maintenance, and customer service translates well into picking apart and combining pieces of business operations even if they have nothing to do with software.
Navigating your business story – where tech and security fit within it – with these methods just happens to be the most fun; at least we think so.
Cybersecurity keeps your business operating, too.
What's the methodology for process (or software) improvement, including considering cybersecurity?
Since there’s no space for a full answer, here’s a short one.
1. Learn what you have.
2. Discuss what you want.
3. Document and discuss the gaps between the have and want.
4. Communicate regarding details and flows and agree on a worthy path to achieve the results you desire (and may require).
5. Build the systems with means to regularly evaluate workflow effectiveness to see what else can be improved and how.
Remember to include how you view risk.
What options do I have to work with Codistac?
We offer both virtual and in-person solution conversations. Start with a free initial conversation, and then we determine together the level of service that most benefits your organization.
What does Codistac mean?
The name Codistac is taken directly from the words “Code Stack.” The code works within a software program itself, and the technical – or software – stack makes the program run as users understand it. Codistac’s multi-colored logo represents the varied aspects of what all is involved to maintain a thriving complex system.
People do that. Using technology. Keeping private things secure.
Why Couple Operations and Cybersecurity?
The code part of the software stack coordinates all of the pieces to work together to achieve the goal of the software.
We know that organizations work much the same way. People. Processes. Technology.
Culture.
Change. Measuring change. Building improvements.
Communication.