Executive Cyber Advisory

Cybersecurity consulting for leaders who own the risk.

Independent cybersecurity consulting and virtual CISO support from a former CISO. Governance, risk ownership and board reporting that turn security into decisions your leadership can make with confidence.

Executive team reviewing cyber risk in a boardroom advisory meeting

When it's time

Security keeps landing on the leadership agenda. Here's why that happens.

01

Your board asks questions about cyber risk that no one can answer clearly.

02

Security spend keeps growing, but nobody can say what risk it actually reduces.

03

You're between CISOs, or you've never had one.

04

A customer, insurer or auditor is asking for evidence your program works.

05

An incident exposed gaps in who owns what, and who decides.

06

Policies exist on paper, but not in how the business actually runs.

What we work on

Advisory built around decisions, not documents.

Every engagement is scoped to the decisions your leadership needs to make. These are the areas where that work usually starts.

Governance

Cyber governance & operating model

Who owns what: roles, decision rights, policies and the operating rhythm that keeps security accountable to the business.

Risk

Risk ownership & GRC

A risk register written in business language, a named owner for every top risk, and a GRC approach sized to your organization.

Boardroom

Board & executive reporting

Reporting that answers “are we secure enough?” with clear metrics, trends and the decisions you need from the board.

Assessment

Cybersecurity risk assessment

An independent view of where you stand against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, prioritized by what matters most to your business.

Transformation

Security program transformation

A practical roadmap from current state to target maturity, and hands-on leadership to deliver the changes that move the needle.

Readiness

Incident readiness

Incident response plans and executive tabletop exercises, so leaders know who decides, and how fast, when something happens.

Virtual CISO

Senior security leadership, without a full-time hire.

A virtual CISO (vCISO) gives you an experienced security executive on a part-time, ongoing basis. You get the judgment and accountability of a CISO, scaled to what your organization needs right now.

  • Owns your security roadmap, risk register and board reporting
  • Works alongside your IT team, partners and auditors
  • Scales up during audits, incidents and leadership transitions
  • Builds the program a future full-time CISO can inherit
Talk about vCISO support

A good fit if

01

You have IT, but no dedicated security leader.

02

Your CISO has left and you need continuity.

03

An audit, major customer review or funding round is coming.

04

Your board wants an experienced security voice in the room.

How engagements work

Clear scope. Clear outcomes. No surprises.

Step 01

Discovery call

Thirty minutes to understand your situation, your pressures and the decisions ahead.

Step 02

Assessment

A focused look at governance, risk and program maturity, written in business language.

Step 03

Roadmap

A prioritized plan with owners, timelines and what to tell the board.

Step 04

Ongoing advisory

Project support or vCISO leadership to deliver the plan and keep it on track.

Questions

Common questions about cybersecurity consulting.

Don't see your question? Ask it on a discovery call, there's no obligation.

What's the difference between cybersecurity consulting and a virtual CISO?

Consulting is project-based: an assessment, a roadmap or a board report. A virtual CISO is ongoing, part-time leadership that owns your security program over months.

Do you work with small and mid-sized organizations?

Yes. Many organizations need senior security leadership but can't yet justify a full-time CISO. Every engagement is scoped to your size and your risk.

Is advisory remote or on-site?

Most work happens remotely, with on-site sessions for workshops, board meetings or tabletop exercises when they add value.

Which frameworks do you use?

Usually the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, with PCI DSS, SOX controls or privacy requirements layered in where they apply to you.

How does an engagement start?

With a free 30-minute discovery call. If there's a fit, you receive a written scope with outcomes, timeline and fees before any work begins.

Security leader standing in a lit office overlooking the city at night

Start with a conversation

Get an honest view of your cyber risk.

Book a free 30-minute discovery call. You'll leave knowing your biggest gap and the first move to close it.