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A cybersecurity and risk review
An honest picture of exposure, written for a council. From $4,500.
Cybersecurity & Risk ReviewFor regulators and professional bodies, 2Labs provides technology advisory work — health checks, cybersecurity reviews and fractional CIO support written for councils rather than IT teams — drawing on delivery experience with organizations including the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta, the Safety Codes Council and the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner.
Who we help · Regulators & professional bodies
Governance obligations, and a board that needs plain language.
Regulators and professional bodies carry real security and privacy obligations, a registrant base that behaves like a membership, and a council that has to make technology decisions without technology backgrounds.
Usually routes to
- Advisory
- Members
What regulators & professional bodies need that most software does not provide.
- Technology reporting a council can act on without a translator
- Cybersecurity and privacy assessed against real obligations, not generic checklists
- Independent assessment of vendors and managed service providers
- Registrant management that behaves like a membership system
- Someone who has worked in regulated environments before
Where to start
What usually helps first
Available now
Ongoing senior judgement
Fractional CIO support through modernization, procurement and vendor change.
Fractional CIOComing soon
Registrant and member management
Join, belong, renew — for bodies where the registrant base behaves like a membership.
MembersQuestions boards ask
Have you worked with regulators before?
Yes — delivery experience includes the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta, the Safety Codes Council, Legal Aid Alberta and the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner.
Can you report to a council?
Yes. Translating technology issues into plain language for boards and councils is most of the job.
Are you independent of our MSP?
Yes, and that is the point. We can assess whether they are delivering without our own contract being at stake.