Quick answer
The fastest way to start with GetCybr is to define your client scope, frameworks, evidence sources, and reporting model before rollout.
The fastest successful rollout is usually the least complicated one.
Start with one clear use case, one client segment, and one reporting workflow. Do not try to model every exception on day one.
Recommended first steps
1. Define your operating model
Decide whether you’re using GetCybr for:
- internal GRC
- one flagship client
- a repeatable MSP or vCISO delivery model
- a multi-framework service line
2. Pick the first frameworks in scope
Choose the frameworks that matter most to your current pipeline or active clients.
Examples:
- ISO 27001
- SOC 2
- NIST CSF
- Cyber Essentials
- DORA
3. Map the evidence sources
Before rollout, list the systems your team actually relies on for evidence and reporting.
Examples include:
- Microsoft 365
- cloud platforms
- ticketing tools
- asset inventories
- vendor registers
- policy repositories
4. Set the reporting cadence
Decide how you want to report outcomes:
- monthly client reviews
- quarterly board reporting
- remediation tracking
- audit readiness checkpoints
Common mistake to avoid
The usual mistake is treating onboarding like a documentation exercise instead of a service delivery design exercise.
If your MSP team cannot explain:
- who owns the workflow
- what evidence matters
- what “good” looks like per client
- how often reports are reviewed
then the tooling alone will not fix the process.
Good first milestone
A strong first milestone is simple:
- one live client or internal environment
- one framework pack
- one reporting template
- one review cadence
Once that is stable, expand from there.
Need a deeper answer?
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