P.K. SHARMA
Cyber security intelligence, AI governance, practitioner analysis
Training
Training grounded in real delivery: one-to-one CISM and CCISO exam coaching, ISO/IEC 42001 practitioner workshops, and hands-on AI risk training for technical teams.
Certification courses teach the textbook; the exam room rewards judgement. This training is built on real delivery experience: exam preparation from someone who holds the certifications and has done the work, and team workshops tuned to your own systems rather than generic slides.
CISM coaching
One-to-one exam preparation from a practitioner who holds it
CCISO coaching
Executive-level preparation built on real leadership experience
ISO/IEC 42001 workshops
Half-day and full-day practitioner sessions for teams
AI risk for engineers
Hands-on training for developers building with AI
Where your knowledge stands against the syllabus or the duty, and an honest assessment of the gap before any study begins.
A personal study plan, or a workshop agenda tuned to your team's actual systems and duties rather than generic slides.
Coaching sessions and workshops built on real cases: the incidents, audits, and board conversations behind the syllabus topics.
Mock exams and scenario walkthroughs with direct, specific feedback on where the reasoning breaks down.
A ninety day plan after the exam or workshop, so the qualification turns into practice rather than a certificate in a drawer.
Example scenario
A senior engineer needed CISM to be credible for a security management role, having failed once on the governance domains.
The work: Twelve weeks of structured coaching: domain-by-domain study plan, weekly sessions grounded in real management scenarios, two full mock exams.
CISM passed at the second attempt with a comfortable margin, and the governance reasoning carried straight into the day job.
Example scenario
A compliance team inherited AI governance duties overnight when their firm adopted ISO/IEC 42001, with no AI background.
The work: A full-day practitioner workshop built around the firm's own AI inventory: real impact assessments drafted in the room, not slideware.
The team left with completed working documents and ran the following quarter's AI reviews without external help.
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Get in touchCertification courses teach the textbook; careers are built on judgement. Security professionals preparing for CISM or CCISO, and teams facing new AI governance duties, need training grounded in real implementation experience rather than exam-cram slides.
Coaching delivered personally by a practitioner holding CISM, CCISO, ISACA AAISM, and both ISO/IEC 27001 and 42001 Lead Auditor qualifications, with the exams passed and the roles held.