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    ZACURITY
    Cyber Operations · AI Governance

    Threat informed defence and AI governance for modern security operations.

    Zacurity advises CISOs and security leaders building, operating, and governing modern security functions — from high-growth technology companies to complex enterprise environments.

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    15+ years
    Security operations leadership
    Multi-sector
    Technology, finance, infrastructure & beyond
    ISO 42001
    AI governance, EU AI Act aligned
    Senior-led
    Practitioner engagement, no associates
    CISSP·GCFA·GCFE·ISO 27001 Lead Auditor·Executive MBA·ISO/IEC 42001·EU AI Act
    Services

    A focused practice across governance, operations, and assurance.

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    AI Governance
    Oversight, assurance, and control structures for organisations adopting AI. Aligned to ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act.
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    Threat Informed Defence
    Validate controls against the techniques adversaries actually use against your sector. Mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, scoped to your environment.
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    03
    Security Operations & SOC Maturity
    Response improvement and operating-model uplift for in-house, hybrid, and outsourced security functions.
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    04
    Adversary Emulation
    Threat-led red, purple, and tabletop exercises that test detections, runbooks, and people end to end.
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    05
    AI Governance Training
    Executive briefings and practitioner workshops covering oversight, risk, and accountable use of AI in security operations.
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    What we're usually called in for

    Recognisable problems. Operational answers.

    01

    Controls without evidence

    You have a control library. You can't say, with confidence, what would and wouldn't stand up tomorrow.

    02

    Alert fatigue, low signal

    Detections trigger constantly. Most are noise. The ones that matter are getting missed.

    03

    AI adoption outrunning oversight

    Copilots and agents are in production. Your governance and assurance functions are still catching up.

    04

    SOC stuck at "reactive"

    Tickets close, incidents recur. The function isn't maturing because no one owns the operating model.

    05

    No view of control effectiveness

    The board asks how exposed you are. You can describe the programme — not its performance.

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    Regulator and assurance pressure

    ISO 42001, NIS2, DORA, sector regulators. Demands keep arriving; capacity to answer them doesn't.

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    A 15-minute conversation about your environment.

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