Pick the role closest to what you need. Every engagement starts with a short conversation about your context.
A fractional CISO owns the security programme, the risk register and the report to leadership for a set number of days each month. It suits growing organisations that need senior direction before they need a full-time executive.
Mo Elgummi takes fractional CISO engagements. Start with a message about your organisation and what is missing.
An interim CISO keeps the programme running and decisions moving while a permanent hire is found. The role usually means steadying the team, keeping audits and incident readiness on track, and handing over cleanly to the next CISO.
If your CISO seat is empty, send Mo Elgummi a note with the start date you need.
The CISO owns cyber risk for the whole organisation: strategy, budget, policy, incident readiness and the report to the executive team and the board.
Mo Elgummi is open to permanent CISO roles. Share the role and the reporting line to start.
A head of security builds and runs the security function day to day, often as the first senior security hire, and reports to technology or operations leadership.
For a head of security role, send Mo Elgummi the team size and what the function has today.
An AI security lead owns the risks that arrive with AI: data exposure through prompts, model and supply chain risk, agent permissions, and testing before anything reaches production.
If AI is moving faster than your controls, describe what you are building or buying and Mo Elgummi will reply.
An AI governance lead sets how AI is approved, used and monitored: policies, an inventory of AI systems, risk assessments, and alignment with frameworks and rules such as ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act.
To discuss AI governance, tell Mo Elgummi where AI is used today and who owns it.
A board cyber advisor helps directors understand cyber and AI risk, ask management the right questions, and meet their oversight duties.
Boards and committee chairs can reach Mo Elgummi through the contact page.
