About Us
key Features
15+ years in enterprise security. Still doing the work myself.
#1
Mission
Most compliance programs are built around auditors, not businesses. Mine are built around both. My goal is simple: help SaaS companies get compliant without creating a bureaucracy that makes everyone miserable — and make sure the security program actually reduces risk, not just produces documentation.
#2
Goal
I work with founders and technical leaders who are accountable for security but weren’t hired to be security experts. My job is to give them what they need to make good decisions quickly — to shrink the distance between a compliance requirement and a concrete action the team can take this week. When it’s done right, security stops being the department that slows things down and starts being the function that helps close deals.
#3
Why Us?
When you hire a large consulting firm, you meet a senior partner in the sales call and then a junior analyst does the work. That’s not how I operate. I personally lead every engagement — your calls, your documentation review, your audit prep conversations. When I need to bring in a specialist, it’s a named, vetted professional with a specific role, not a subcontractor bench.
The outcome is a security program that actually reflects your environment — not one assembled from a template that worked for a different company in a different industry two years ago.
How I work
How engagements are delivered
Every engagement is principal-led. That means I define the strategy, assess the risk, make the judgment calls, and sit in the meetings that matter. I’m not a project manager coordinating a team you’ve never met. If you have a question at 9 PM before a board presentation, you reach me — not a ticketing system.
For engagements that require additional depth — specialized cloud configurations, specific regulatory verticals, or extended evidence collection — I work with a trusted network of senior practitioners. Every person in that network has been vetted personally. You will know who they are and what they’re responsible for.