Tevora

Tevora is a cybersecurity and compliance consultancy focused on supporting Chief Information Security Officers across various industries. The firm provides comprehensive services spanning compliance assessments, threat management, security infrastructure, and resource augmentation with operations in California, Virginia, and Arizona.

The company delivers outcome-based services including AI security program development, compliance assessments against multiple frameworks, penetration testing, enterprise risk management, and flexible GRC support. Tevora maintains a vendor-agnostic approach to security infrastructure, offering knowledge across hundreds of solutions vendors. The firm holds multiple certifications including SOC 2 Type II, HITRUST, ISO 27001, FedRAMP, PCI DSS, and CREST.

With over 2,000 clients served and 10,000+ audits performed, Tevora emphasizes continuous compliance support beyond initial assessments. The company publishes an annual CISO Trends Report, reflecting its position working with security leaders across company sizes and industry sectors.

Select Tevora when your organization needs comprehensive compliance and cybersecurity support with emphasis on strategic CISO-level guidance. The firm's vendor-neutral stance proves valuable for organizations seeking unbiased security tool recommendations or those overwhelmed by tool proliferation requiring rationalization.

Expect a consultative engagement model with access to specialized expertise across compliance frameworks, threat management, and risk assessment. The resource augmentation model allows organizations to scale security capabilities without full-time hiring commitments, particularly useful during compliance initiatives or security program buildouts.

While Tevora does not emphasize healthcare as a dedicated vertical, the firm maintains HITRUST certification and offers AI Security Certification services relevant to healthcare organizations. Content includes guidance on CMMC 2.0 for defense contractors and various privacy regulations, but lacks healthcare-specific case studies or specialized healthcare compliance offerings. Organizations in regulated industries including healthcare are served as part of the broader client base.

Mid-to-large enterprises with established security functions seeking expert augmentation rather than foundational security services. Organizations facing compliance requirements across multiple frameworks or those implementing AI security programs. Companies with CISOs needing specialized support for specific initiatives like tool rationalization, third-party risk management, or business continuity planning.