SDVOSB · Veteran-led · Boston, MA SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · ISO 42001 · NIST AI RMF · EU AI Act
Est. 2024 · Framingham, Massachusetts · GRC for the AI era

Pass the audit. Close the deal. Govern the AI.

We turn audit, security, and AI-governance pressure into one clear program a senior practitioner owns: so you pass the audit and close the deal, without the wasted effort.

SOC 2 · ISO 27001 & 42001 · NIST CSF · 800-53 · CMMC L2 · FedRAMP · HIPAA · NYDFS 500 · GDPR · EU AI Act

Established
Q3 '24
Veteran-led
Engagement model
Senior
Fixed-fee · written
Founder bench
RTX · USAF
Cleared GovCon background
Senior practitioners
100%
No juniors on file
Clients of record · partial roster
Procurement · SingaporeISO 27001:2022
Healthcare intakeSOC 2 Type II
CRM SaaSISO 27001:2022
Legal AI · Series ASOC 2 Type II
Platforms we deploy
Vanta Drata Microsoft Compyl Paramify Blackpoint
Auditors we work alongside
BD Emerson 360 Advanced Insight Assurance Schellman Sensiba
The story · in five questions

Built by people who answer the call.

Would you trust a banker with the fire? A bookkeeper with your audit? A consultant who has never shipped a control with your AI? Nexurion is who you call when the wrong person in the room is the problem.

§ Who

Senior only.

A Marine veteran and firefighter turned senior practitioner. A bench of named principals. Decades of credentialed practice. No juniors. No reseller margin.

§ What

Compliance that actually closes.

SOC 2, ISO 27001 & 42001, FedRAMP, CMMC L1/L2, HIPAA, AI governance, privacy. Fixed-fee. Written deliverables. Signed, on the record.

§ Why

Because the stakes are real.

A failed audit kills a deal. A regulator inquiry threatens the company. An AI model exposure invites enforcement. This is not a paperwork job.

§ Where

Inside your stack.

We deploy on the tooling your team already runs and work alongside the auditors you already trust. No rip and replace.

§ When

Before the fire spreads.

You got the RFP. The board asked. The regulator wrote. You're shipping the model. Send us the trigger. The scope lands in 48 hours.

Audit-readiness snapshot · interactive

Pick your framework. See your honest posture.

Most readiness tools are vanity meters. Ours is calibrated against the real audit floor for each framework. Pick yours; the snapshot recalculates.
Live · Audit-readiness snapshot
Calibrated against published audit floors · benchmark Q2 '26
Framework
Posture
Headcount
Estimated weeks to audit 14wks
Senior practitioner FTE 0.4FTE
Control coverage · SOC 2 Type II
Partial posture
Governance & policy62%
Access & identity78%
Change & release54%
Vendor & third-party48%
Incident response66%
Evidence collection42%
Overall
58%
Critical gaps
7
Three practices · one firm

Three practices: security & compliance, AI governance, advisory.

Every engagement is led by a senior practitioner with twelve-plus years in the field: and finishes on the calendar week we said it would. Fixed scope, fixed fee, written deliverable.
Six frameworks · one firm · zero generalists

The frameworks we run end to end: SOC 2 to AI governance.

Every framework on this page exists because a regulator, a buyer, or an insurer demanded it. None of them were designed to make your team's life easier: and most consultants treat all six as a single checklist. We don't. Below is the honest, practitioner's read on each: what it actually buys you, what it costs, and where the certification industry oversells.

If your buyer is asking for a framework that isn't on this list: NIST 800-53, 800-218A, FedRAMP Moderate, CMMC 2.0, PCI DSS v4: we deliver those too. We just don't write essays about them on the homepage.

See full framework matrix
Jack Giordano, founder of Nexurion
Defense industry
RTX · Raytheon
USAF programs
Cleared GovCon
First responder
14 yrs · firefighter
Education
2× M.S. · J.D. ↗
in LinkedIn · Jack Giordano
Marine veteran · firefighter · RTX / USAF mission systems · senior practitioner
The principal accountable for your engagement is the one who answers the call.
Jack Giordano · Founder & principal

A firm built by the person you'll work with.

Fourteen years on the fire engine: the original lesson in controls that fail loudly and people who keep showing up. From there, security engineering inside RTX (Raytheon) and U.S. Air Force mission‑systems programs, where a missed control is measured in lives, not headlines.

I founded Nexurion because the firm I would have hired did not exist. Senior, written, fixed‑fee, and willing to tell a buyer "don't engage us yet": three of those four are rare; all four together I had not seen.

"Most of what gets sold as AI governance is infosec wearing a different shirt. The systems learn. The agents act. You cannot govern with last decade's vocabulary."
Quarterly · published · no nurture sequence

We publish what we'd otherwise charge for.

Four issues a year, beginning Q1 2026. Each one a single, opinionated argument on a regulation, framework, or audit pattern that matters now: written by the senior practitioner, not the marketing team. If a brief is useful to you, the engagement probably will be too.
Vol. IV lands Q4 2026: on the operating model for an in-house AI governance function.
All briefs & back issues
The 5-minute scoping memo · written by a senior practitioner

Tell us the trigger. We'll write the memo.

Five questions. One reply. Tell us the trigger: an enterprise buyer, a regulator, an investor, a model that's about to ship: and within forty-eight hours a senior practitioner sends a written scoping memo: what's in scope, what isn't, the realistic calendar, and the fee range.

If the right answer is "don't engage us yet," we'll write that too.

The memo is the value exchange. No pitch deck. No nurture sequence. No partner-of-the-week call. If the memo lands and you want to talk, the booking link is at the bottom of it.

Nexurion Field Notes: Vol. I, our inaugural issue, published: lands in your inbox when it ships, either way.

NexurionScoping memo
Senior practitioner
48-hour turnaround
Written · fixed-fee
Re: your trigger — buyer · regulator · investor · model launch
01In scope — the controls your buyer or regulator actually requires.
02Not in scope — what we'd tell you to skip, and why.
03Realistic calendar — weeks to audit-ready, not a sales timeline.
04Fee range — fixed and written, before any commitment.
05Or: “don't engage us yet” — if that's the honest answer.
— Drafted by a senior practitioner Representative structure