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Two Quick Steps To Your AI Risk Review

Tell Brian a little about your firm, then pick your 30 minutes. You are booking directly with Brian Butterfield, CISSP, who runs every review himself. Confidential, no obligation, no follow up unless you ask for it.

1Tell us about your firm
2Book time with Brian
3Written summary
1Firm Information

Tell Brian About Your Firm

Brian reads every submission personally before your call.

If you already know which AI tools your team uses, listing them here makes the 30 minutes go further.
Confidential. NDA on request. No spam, ever.
2Book With Brian

Pick A Time That Works For You

This is Brian's own calendar. Video call, 30 minutes, all times Eastern.

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One thing to do before the call

Ask around the office what AI tools people are using. Not formally, just ask. Bring whatever you learn, even on a sticky note. It makes Brian's 30 minutes go a lot further.

What Brian Covers In The 30 Minutes
01

Where Your Data Goes

The AI tools your team uses, and where they send firm data.

02

Which Tools Retain Or Train

Which of those keep or learn from what gets typed in.

03

What AI Can Reach

The Microsoft 365 email, document, and account access AI has.

04

Gaps In Your Coverage

What your cyber liability policy expects you to have closed.

05

Your Next Three Steps

The clearest fixes first, prioritized and in writing.

Confidential. NDA on request. No sales pitch. No software to install. Written summary you keep. Led by a  CISSP, not a sales rep.
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