Regulated CISO Leadership
Fractional CISO support helps regulated organizations maintain security governance, prepare evidence for auditors and examiners, oversee safeguards, and provide credible reporting to boards and executive teams.
Build a defensible GLBA information security program with clear governance, risk oversight, vendor accountability, incident readiness, and board-level reporting. Tyson Martin helps financial services and other regulated organizations translate regulatory expectations into executable priorities, documented decisions, and inspectable evidence—without slowing business operations or creating unnecessary compliance noise.

Advisory services that connect GLBA requirements with governance, risk management, safeguards, vendor oversight, and incident readiness.
Fractional CISO support helps regulated organizations maintain security governance, prepare evidence for auditors and examiners, oversee safeguards, and provide credible reporting to boards and executive teams.
Evaluate security maturity, identify gaps in the information security program, clarify ownership, and create a prioritized remediation roadmap that supports GLBA oversight and measurable execution.
Create a board-level view of third-party criticality, concentration, and exposure to support service-provider oversight and more defensible decisions about vendor-related information security risk.
Prepare executives and response teams for cyber incidents through customized exercises, incident-readiness reviews, disclosure planning, and restoration-focused decision guidance.
Provide senior security leadership during a CISO transition, audit event, or heightened threat environment, with prioritized risk triage, control reviews, and board-ready reporting.
Give boards and executives an independent, plain-English perspective on cyber risk, regulatory expectations, safeguards, vendor exposure, and information security program performance.
A GLBA program should do more than exist in policy documents. Tyson Martin helps organizations connect risk assessments, safeguards, service-provider oversight, incident readiness, and board reporting into an operating model leaders can inspect and act on. The result is clearer accountability, cleaner communication, stronger examination readiness, and priorities that support both regulatory posture and business execution.

Experience across AWS and global brands informs practical governance for regulated and complex organizations.
Independent, board-aware guidance for organizations that need clear oversight and executable security priorities.
Translate technical exposure into business impact, decisions, ownership, and board-ready communication.
Bring context for financial services, healthcare, retail, and other organizations facing complex oversight expectations.
Provide objective validation of security reporting, priorities, safeguards, and vendor-related risk.
Turn GLBA program gaps into owned actions, escalation thresholds, measurable outcomes, and inspectable progress.
Senior cybersecurity and technology governance guidance for boards and executive teams.

Board Advisor, Interim CISO/CIO/CDO, Fractional Executive
Tyson Martin helps boards and executive teams reduce technology and cyber risk without slowing business operations by clarifying decision rights, tightening governance, and building inspectable execution frameworks. He serves as a board advisor, director candidate, and steps in as interim or fractional CISO, CIO, or Chief Digital Officer when organizations need stability quickly. His background includes leading security and technology transformation across enterprise environments at AWS and global brands such as Home Depot and Best Buy. He brings particular expertise in helping Chicago-area organizations navigate the complex regulatory requirements across financial services, healthcare, and retail sectors. Tyson is an active contributor to the National Association of Corporate Directors, serves on the National Retail Federation CISO Executive Committee, contributes to the World Economic Forum's Centre for Cybersecurity, and served as ISC2 Richmond Board President. He holds CISSP certification and has completed executive programs at Carnegie Mellon University, Harvard Business School, MIT, and through leading technology companies including Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.
The three commonly cited GLBA rules are the Financial Privacy Rule, the Safeguards Rule, and the Pretexting provisions. Together, they address how covered organizations disclose privacy practices, protect customer information through an information security program, and prevent unauthorized access obtained through deceptive methods. Applicability and implementation details depend on the organization, its activities, and the regulatory authority overseeing it.
Discuss your requirements, current posture, and next compliance priorities with an experienced advisor.
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For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +1 (802) 430-9200. You can also send us a quick email at tyson.martin@gmail.com.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +1 (802) 430-9200. You can also send us a quick email at tyson.martin@gmail.com.