Ongoing counsel, sized to your company.

What does a fractional AI security executive do?

A fractional AI security executive gives you a standing senior leader who owns your AI risk agenda part-time: executing the control roadmap, reviewing new AI vendors and use cases before they ship, preparing executive and board reporting, and serving as the first call when something goes wrong. Typical engagements run two to four days per month.

What does board advisory include?

• Board briefings — a sixty-to-ninety-minute session giving directors a working model of AI risk: what changed with agentic AI, what oversight questions to ask, and what good governance looks like operationally.
• AI incident tabletops — executive exercises built on realistic agentic-AI scenarios, built on real incident patterns: an agent acting autonomously with legitimate credentials at machine speed.
• M&A AI diligence — AI-specific security and governance diligence on targets, built on experience running M&A security at Netflix.
• Advisory board seats — ongoing access for companies that want a named AI security advisor.

How do engagements begin?

Every engagement starts with a thirty-minute briefing call. Most retainer clients begin with the readiness assessment — it gives both sides a shared map before standing counsel begins.