Unified ConneXions (UCX)

Cybersecurity & vCISO

Protect daily operations with a practical security plan.

A security advisor discussing business risks with an organization leader

Support built around your organization.

UCX combines technical protection with security guidance. A virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) helps connect security priorities to business risks, policies, and decisions.

Layered protection

Evaluate identity controls, endpoint protection, patching, and other safeguards against the needs of your environment.

Security operations

Coordinate monitoring, vulnerability priorities, and response responsibilities for the security services in your agreement.

Executive guidance

Use vCISO advisory to prioritize risks, strengthen policies, and build a practical security roadmap.

Why it matters

Turn security concerns into a clear plan.

Security decisions reach beyond software: they involve people, vendors, priorities, and leadership. A coordinated program helps you identify weaknesses, assign responsibility, and focus resources on the risks that matter to your organization.

Government reporting

24,768

Business email fraud reaches many organizations

The FBI received 24,768 business email compromise complaints in 2025.

FBI · 2025 Internet Crime Report

Government reporting

$3.05B

Reported email fraud losses are substantial

Business email compromise complaints reported approximately $3.05 billion in losses during 2025.

FBI · 2025 Internet Crime Report

FBI figures reflect complaints and losses reported to IC3, rather than every incident or a forecast of your organization’s risk.

How UCX helps

UCX combines agreed security services with vCISO guidance where included: risk reviews, priorities, policies, and leadership reporting. This helps your organization make security decisions with clear accountability.

Start with a clear scope.

We begin with your environment, existing safeguards, and business priorities. Together we define the protection and advisory services you need, how findings will be reported, and who is responsible for each response.

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