AI governance frameworks

Policies, roles, and decision rights for how your organization selects, builds, and uses AI, mapped to NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.

Security and risk assessments

Operator-led review of AI systems, data flows, and vendors. We test the way an attacker would and report what matters first.

Compliance readiness

Get ready for CMMC 2.0, FFIEC expectations, the EU AI Act, and SEC AI guidance with evidence you can hand to an auditor.

Expert advisory

A fractional security and AI governance voice for leadership, boards, and procurement, available by the hour or by the month.

Shadow AI

Unapproved tools handling company data with no logging and no owner.

Data leakage

Sensitive, regulated, or contract-restricted data sent to third-party models.

Model risk

Bias, drift, hallucination, and prompt injection that quietly change outcomes.

Vendor risk

AI embedded in your supply chain, trained on your data, with terms you never read.

Regulatory exposure

New rules and examiner expectations that expect documented controls, not good intentions.

Governance

Who decides

An AI policy, an accountable owner, an approval path for new use cases, and an inventory of every AI system in use. Example: a review board that signs off before a model touches customer data.

Risk

What could go wrong

Structured assessment of each system for security, privacy, safety, and business impact, with owners and treatment plans. Example: red-teaming a customer-facing chatbot for data extraction.

Compliance

What you can prove

Controls mapped to the standards and laws that apply to you, with evidence collected as you go. Example: an audit-ready record of how a vendor model was vetted.

Operator

I have run offensive and defensive operations, so assessments reflect how attacks really unfold.

Governance builder

I turn findings into policy, ownership, and controls that a team can sustain.

Legal and policy lens

I read the regulations and contracts, so recommendations hold up when someone asks why.

Mission

To empower organizations to embrace AI without fear, providing the security assessments, governance frameworks, and expert counsel that turn AI risk into competitive advantage.

Vision

To become the trusted cybersecurity and AI governance partner for the next generation of government and enterprise clients, where operator experience meets legal and policy insight.

ISC2

CISSP

Certified Information Systems Security Professional. Security program design, risk management, and governance.

EC-Council

CHFI

Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator. Evidence handling, digital forensics, and incident investigation.

EC-Council

CEH

Certified Ethical Hacker. Authorized penetration testing and attacker-style assessment.