Matt Hancock, MBA
A security career that ran through the U.S. Air Force and NATO, where the systems are large, the rules are strict, and the audits are not optional. He is bringing that discipline to businesses that do not have a security team, with a sharp eye on the newest risk on the list: AI.
Where he has been
Matt served with the U.S. Air Force and worked alongside NATO, where security is a mission requirement, not a line item. He studied at Georgia Tech and holds an MBA. Today his focus is cloud security and the risks that come with AI tools showing up in every office.
Why AI changes the list
Every business is adding AI tools, and most never ask where the data goes. An agent with too much access, a vendor that trains on your uploads, a login shared across a team. The Snapshot covers the basics every insurer checks, and Matt reads your answers with the new risks in mind. The MBA is why his advice starts with what the business is trying to do, not with what a vendor wants to sell.
Why this exists
Big organizations have a security team. Most businesses have an owner, an office manager, and whoever set up the Wi-Fi. The Snapshot is the first piece of a risk-management practice built for them: a quick, honest read of where you stand, then a short list of what to do about it, in the order that matters, in plain English.
"Prompting an AI to be safe is not enough. Guardrails must be enforced at the network, API, and authorization levels."