SteadySec Your retained security partner

Retainer capacity is full until mid-2027.Fixed-scope projects available on request.

Freelance Collaboration - This Could Be You

Governance, Risk and Compliance

Cyber is too broad for one person to cover properly. SteadySec is looking for an independent practitioner - a freelancer, not an employee - to own governance, risk, and compliance: ISO 27001, NIS2, and supplier assurance for governance-heavy engagements. You keep your own practice and your other clients. If this is your craft, let's talk.

The Collaboration

What you would own

You would be the governance lead, turning frameworks and regulation into a security programme SMEs can run, and the person clients trust to keep compliance practical and defensible.

ISO 27001 readiness

Guiding SMEs from scattered controls to a working ISMS: scope, risk treatment, Statement of Applicability, and the evidence auditors expect.

NIS2 & supplier assurance

Scope clarification, supplier due diligence, and the board-level reporting that regulated engagements demand.

Policy & risk treatment

Policies people follow, risk registers that drive decisions, and review cycles that keep them alive.

Audit & evidence

Preparing organisations for certification and customer audits with evidence that stays light enough to keep current.

Why SteadySec

How we would work together

This is a partnership. You own the governance craft; Petr owns technical strategy and the client relationship. Together the firm covers governance and technical work with equal depth.

Your name on the work

Clients know exactly who is guiding their ISMS, and your reputation grows with the firm's.

You stay independent

Freelance by design: per-engagement, fractional, or a deeper partnership over time. You keep your own practice and clients. What matters is that you own the area and deliver senior-grade work.

Systems that get used

We build management systems that are used in everyday business decisions and stay current between audits.

Let's Talk

Think this is you?

Send a short note about the engagements you have led and how you like to work. No formal application, no cover letter - just a real conversation between practitioners.