IT Law · Cybersecurity · Board Advisory

Senior cybersecurity judgement, on demand.

Growing regulatory pressure makes cybersecurity a direct personal accountability for senior executives. I help boards make defensible decisions on cyber risk, demonstrate compliance under scrutiny, and put the governance in place to hold up when it matters.

What I solve

Four problems that land at board level.

Fractional CISO Leadership

Your board is accountable for cybersecurity but has no senior security leadership in place.

Senior cybersecurity oversight, governance and decision support for boards and executives, without the overhead of a full-time appointment.

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Executive Cyber Risk Reporting

Your board receives cybersecurity reports but cannot make a governance decision from them.

Board-ready reporting that turns cyber risk into defensible decisions, investment choices and a clearer risk appetite.

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Cloud Security Assurance

You approved a cloud migration but cannot demonstrate assurance over critical workloads.

Independent assurance over cloud security, governance, architecture and the controls protecting your most critical workloads.

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Enterprise Security Review Support

A customer or regulator is scrutinising your security and the answer is not ready.

Support for customer security reviews, procurement scrutiny and audit evidence without slowing commercial activity.

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Also available for specific situations: Incident Response Advisory and M&A Security Due Diligence.

NIS2 Compliance

From regulatory uncertainty to sustained compliance.

Organisations don't all need the same NIS2 support. Some need to establish scope. Others need independent assurance. Some need a structured programme.

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  • NIS2 Diagnostic
    Understand scope, size of effort and how to structure your programme. Five-day diagnostic.
  • Compliance Verification
    Independent challenge of your claimed compliance position and evidence quality.
  • Programme Design
    Governance, ownership, evidence and roadmap for sustained NIS2 compliance.
Manufacturer

Designs or builds products with digital elements. The heaviest CRA obligations apply, spanning the full product lifecycle.

Importer

Brings products into the EU market. Must verify that manufacturers have met CRA obligations before placing products on the market.

Distributor

Makes products available without modification. Lighter obligations apply, but verification of compliance remains required.

Cyber Resilience Act

From product scope uncertainty to CRA compliance.

CRA obligations depend on the role you hold in the supply chain. Whether you manufacture, import or distribute products with digital elements, the first step is establishing scope and understanding what applies to you.

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Case Studies

What clients and colleagues say.

"Marcin stood out for his clear judgement, calm leadership, and ability to align stakeholders and drive delivery. He brought structure to complex discussions, helped teams make timely decisions, and kept the work focused on outcomes and risk."
Ebele U.
Associate Director, DevOps · Deloitte · Cloud Transformation programme
"Marcin is a high impact professional who quickly analyses complex issues, distils them into clear options, and helps teams make confident decisions. He communicates effectively with both technical and non technical stakeholders."
Tomasz Zakrzewski
International Business & Technology Professional · Direct report
20-minute advisory call

A short advisory call to understand your situation and whether I can help.