Executive security leadership for the AI era.
A seasoned security leader who owns your cyber and AI risk, sets direction, reports to leadership and stands behind the program, at a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire.
Accountability at the top.
Security and AI strategy
A clear, costed roadmap for security and AI risk that matches your business goals and budget.
Leadership and board reporting
Regular briefings in business terms: where the risk is, what changed, and what we recommend.
Policy ownership
Security, AI, access, data-handling and incident policies written, approved, and kept current.
Risk management
An ongoing risk register covering cyber, AI and vendor risk, with owners and deadlines.
Vendor and third-party risk
Security review of the providers and AI products your business depends on.
Incident readiness
A tested response plan, tabletop exercises, and senior leadership in the room if something happens.
Insurance and client due diligence
Accurate answers for cyber-insurance applications and client security reviews.
Asked often.
What is a vCISO?
A virtual Chief Information Security Officer: an experienced security leader who works with your business part-time, on a set schedule, for a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire.
Why does AI change the CISO role?
AI brings new ways for data to leave the building and new decisions made by software. Someone senior has to own those risks, and in most growing businesses nobody does yet.
How involved will you be?
That is agreed up front. Typically it means a regular leadership cadence, on-call guidance, and hands-on help during assessments, audits and incidents.
Put a security leader at your table.
Start with a briefing. We look at how your team uses AI today, where your data goes, and what your clients, insurers and regulators will ask you to show. You leave with a clear first step.