Vince Corvetti · Cybersecurity advisor & vCISO
I help you make sense of security risk, put practical guardrails around AI, and give your team a clear path forward.
For growing organizations that need experienced security leadership.
How I can help
Start with the situation you’re facing. I’ll help turn it into a defined piece of work.
I help you decide what matters, build the roadmap, and give your team steady security leadership as the business grows.
I help you understand how AI tools and agents use data, access systems, and take action—then define the controls needed to move forward.
I turn security requirements into an organized response: what you can demonstrate, where the gaps are, and what to address first.
I help you review identity, cloud, and SaaS access so the next improvement addresses meaningful exposure and fits how your team operates.
Working with AI agents? Explore agent security for a closer look at tools, permissions, and delegated authority.
Your advisor
I’m Vince Corvetti, a senior cybersecurity leader with more than 15 years across cybersecurity and IT operations.
I connect the business decision to the technical detail—from security strategy and AI governance to identity, cloud, and compliance. My job is to help you understand the tradeoffs and choose a next step your team can carry out.
You work with me from the first conversation through the recommendations.
More about my background & approachWays to work together
One decision, a defined project, or ongoing leadership. We choose the scope together.
A defined problem
A review, roadmap, or governance initiative with a clear objective and agreed deliverables.
Best for a specific decision or deadlineAn ongoing program
Part-time security leadership to guide priorities, ownership, executive reporting, and program progress.
Best for recurring leadership and directionA trusted sounding board
Recurring independent advice as security, AI, and investment decisions arise.
Best for leaders who retain program ownershipGetting started
The priority, deadline, and outcome you need. A short overview is enough.
Agree on the scope, deliverables, timing, and who needs to be involved.
Review the evidence, make recommendations, and give the next steps clear owners.
A few practical questions
No. Tell me what changed, what feels unclear, or what deadline is approaching. We can use that context to define the problem and decide whether a focused engagement or ongoing support makes sense.
Yes. I work alongside your IT and security team, internal leaders, and service providers. We agree on responsibilities and decision rights so the work is useful to the people who will carry it forward.
Yes. A customer security review, AI use case, access concern, or executive decision can be enough for a focused engagement. The scope, deliverables, timing, and responsibilities are agreed before work begins.
Yes. I work remotely with organizations across the United States, with select in-person work in Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
Let’s work through it
Tell me what’s creating friction. We’ll start there.
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