Independent cybersecurity & AI risk advisory

Are you managing the risks that could stop your business?

Independent, CISO-led management assessments for boards, executives, and investors. We examine whether your cybersecurity and AI programs address the right risks, use resources wisely, and protect the operations and information your business depends on.

Where we are engaged
  • TransactionsCybersecurity and AI due diligence before acquisition and through integration.
  • Executive oversightIndependent scrutiny of priorities, spending, assessment credibility, and management accountability.
  • Cybersecurity & AI governanceAI adoption, sensitive-data exposure, third-party dependencies, and authority to act.
  • Leadership & foundationsExperienced vCISO leadership and programs sized to your business, with controls that work in practice.

From executive intent to operational reality

What risk is your business willing to take—and what is it actually taking?

We start with you: your industry, who you are, your risk appetite — and your investors’. What regulators require. Where you are investing. Are your investments working, or does the AI security program require retooling? We speak in plain English.

Then we navigate down into the machinery — COSO, SOX, HIPAA, SOC, NIST, ISO, and the myriad of tools — and establish what is actually effective.

01

Clarify the tolerance

Translate leadership’s expectations into concrete boundaries for financial loss, operational disruption, and harm to customers.

02

Challenge the assumptions

Trace how the business actually operates. Limited customer data does not mean limited exposure when aging systems control warehouses, factories, or essential services.

03

Examine the reality

Determine whether controls work, people can execute, and budgets and competing priorities support the level of risk leadership intended to accept.

Make the gap between intended risk and actual exposure visible.

Discuss your priorities

Industries we serve

Industry context changes the risk. Experience changes the questions.

StoneSight’s advisory approach is informed by executive leadership and cybersecurity experience across complex, regulated, and operationally demanding industries.

We examine cybersecurity and AI risk in the context of your business: what must keep operating, what information must remain protected, where dependencies create exposure, and whether security investment addresses the right priorities.

Media & Entertainment

Protect the content, production workflows, and distribution platforms your business depends on. Examine broadcast continuity, intellectual property, partner access, and AI use across production and delivery.

Designated critical infrastructure

Energy & Utilities

Assess risk across enterprise systems, industrial operations, and the essential infrastructure customers and communities rely on. Examine operational continuity, industrial control systems, remote access, supplier dependencies, recovery readiness, and oversight of AI-enabled operations.

Designated critical infrastructure

Manufacturing, Retail & Distribution

Assess the technology infrastructure behind production, movement, and sale of goods. Examine industrial equipment and IoT devices, warehouse and logistics systems, and the back-office and front-office operations that keep orders flowing.

Financial Services

Scrutinize the controls protecting customer information, transactions, and operational integrity. Examine identity, fraud exposure, third-party dependencies, and AI decision-making alongside regulatory obligations.

Designated critical infrastructure

Healthcare

Evaluate security priorities through the needs of patient care and clinical continuity. Examine sensitive information, connected medical technologies, third-party platforms, recovery capabilities, and AI governance.

Designated critical infrastructure

Defense & High Technology

Support defense contractors and advanced-technology companies facing CMMC certification and government oversight. Examine protection of controlled unclassified information, export-controlled technology, privileged access, supply-chain exposure, and the security of research and intellectual property.

Your industry should shape your security program—and the questions your advisors ask.

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What decision needs a clearer view?

Tell us about the transaction, security question, or leadership need you are working through.

Discuss your priorities