About FRSecure
Get to know our culture, our office environment, our certifications, our awards, our leadership team, and more.
How We Serve
Providing Security Solutions that Make a Measurable Difference
Our team of experts is constantly developing solutions and training to assist clients in improving the measurable fundamentals of their information security programs. These fundamentals are lacking in our industry, and while progress is being made, we can’t do it alone. Whether you’re wondering where to start, or looking for a team of experts to collaborate with you, we are ready to serve.
What makes us different?
Mission Before Money
Our mission to fix the broken industry comes first. The priority has and always will be helping people. Whether it’s training, resources, or threat intelligence we will do our best to provide free tools to improve how we protect people’s data.
Award-Winning Team
FRSecure takes pride in our team’s performance. As a company we consistently win top workplace. We also win national awards based on customer satisfaction and our technical team dominates world hacking challenges at DEFCON.
Universal Assessments
We didn’t like how anybody quantified risk so we built our own assessment. Our unique risk assessment methodology is based on NIST, maps to every major industry standard, and extends far beyond simple technical controls.
Product Agnostic
We do not sell any third-party products, and security is all we do. Our advice will always be made with improving your security program in mind. We will never recommend hardware or software unless it’s what’s best for your organization.
Our Company History
Look back at FRSecure’s history and growth from the very beginning to milestones like our 13th annual CISSP mentor program in 2022, and beyond.

About The FRSecure Insignia
Reflecting Our Modern, Strong, and Bold InfoSec Industry Positioning
We were founded with the ambitious goal of fixing the broken information security industry, sometimes butting heads with norms. Our symbol—a combination of a rook chess piece (watchtower) and a shield—has multiple layers of meaning. The shield is an homage to our founding and original branding, and shields are widely synonymous with security and protection. The rook is a powerful piece in a game of strategy, a lookout point to observe approaching threats. We use the checkerboard background to extend that metaphor.
Together, these symbols represent what FRSecure strives to do for businesses—help them prepare their security programs to prevent and spot attacks, while also protecting them in the event they become targeted.
The dark blue/black paired with our vibrant orange are also tributes to our founding branding, but are meant to represent how we stand out from most security firms in our approach and mission. Shades of blue, gray, and red are very common in the industry. Our colors take a unique stand while remaining welcoming—a direct reflection of how we approach business.
FRSecure, by the numbers
Awards
Company-wide
Certifications
Between all of our employees
Employees
We’re growing rapidly
Years
In business
Certifications
- ACMP
- CAPM
- CCISO
- CCNA
- CCSK
- CCSP
- CIHE
- CISA
- CISM
- CISSP
- CMMC-RP
- CNFE
- CNSS 4011
- CNSS 4013
- CNSS 4014
- CNSS 4016
- CompTIA A+
- CompTIA Security+
- DoD Advanced AIS
- DoD AIS
- DoD FSO
- ECIH
- ECIH v2
- EDP
- GCFA
- GCPN
- GREM
- GSLC
- GXPN
- ISA
- ISO 270001 ISMS Auditor
- ITIL Foundation
- MCSA: Windows Server 2012
- OSCP
- PCI DSS QSA
- PCIP
- PMP
- SEC+
- WCSP-XTM
Executive Leadership

Evan Francen
CEO

Kevin Orth
CLO

John Harmon
President

Vanae Pearson
CFO

Oscar Minks
CTO

Drew Boeke
CRO
Core Values
- We tell the truth.
- We are collaborative.
- We are supportive and driven to serve.
- We do whatever it takes.
- We are committed to constant improvement.
- We have balance. We work hard and play hard.
- We all buy in to who we are, what we do, and where we’re going.
- We have perspective.
Our Principles
- A business is in business to make money.
- Information security is a business issue.
- Information security is fun.
- People are the biggest risk.
- “Compliant” and “secure” are different.
- There is no common sense in information security.
- “Secure” is relative.
- Information security should drive business.
- Information security is not “one size fits all.”
- There is no “easy button.”