Three decades in technology. Calm, practical security leadership.
[Founder Name]
[Founder Name] founded Clearline Cyber Advisory to give regulated and growing companies the security leadership usually reserved for large enterprises.
With more than 30 years in information technology and about 15 years in cybersecurity, [Founder first name] has worked across security management, incident response, digital forensics, security architecture, cloud security, vulnerability management and enterprise security operations. That range means the advice comes from someone who has built controls, investigated incidents and reported risk to leadership.
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Experience across the full security lifecycle.
Security management
Program leadership, budgeting, policy and reporting to executives.
Incident response & forensics
Containment, investigation, evidence handling and post-incident improvement.
Architecture & cloud
Enterprise and cloud security architecture, identity and segmentation.
Security operations
Vulnerability management, monitoring and day-to-day defense.
How we work
- Plain language. Every recommendation comes with the business reason and the cost of doing nothing.
- Vendor-neutral. No product commissions, so advice serves only the client.
- Documented. Decisions, risks and evidence are written down, because regulators and boards ask.
- Calm under pressure. Incidents call for clear roles and steady communication.
- Right-sized. Controls fit the size and risk of the business, not a template.
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[Degrees or formal training, if desired]
- The FTC Safeguards Rule for dealership leadership
- Running an incident tabletop your executives will remember
- What a board should ask its security leader
- Stopping wire fraud in the F&I office
Available for associations, chambers and industry events. [Past events, once confirmed]
Thirty minutes to a clearer picture of your security risk.
Book a Security Leadership Briefing. You leave with a candid read on where you stand and, if it fits, a fixed-fee proposal within 48 hours.