About the founder
Lindsay Hiebert — Founder of SanctumShield, CISSP-credentialed cybersecurity executive

Lindsay Hiebert

Founder · SanctumShield · CISSP · PIGENAI LLC

Lindsay Hiebert is the founder of SanctumShield, the AI governance platform built for mid-market organizations underserved by enterprise security tools and overserved by Big 4 consultancies.

Lindsay holds the CISSP credential from (ISC)² and brings 15+ years at Cisco Systems (Senior Product Marketing Manager, Unified Communications and emerging-market security and collaboration product lines) and 7+ years at Intel Corporation (Senior Product Manager, AI / Network and Edge), where he led the Intel Network Builders program with 550+ partners and contributed to growth in Intel’s AI product portfolio (14% YoY for Intel NEX, $2.3B reported Q3 2022).

Beyond SanctumShield, Lindsay currently serves as Chief Marketing & AI Officer at Nybsys (private 5G, edge AI, zero-trust embedded security — RAN, open transport, and distributed edge AI as one co-designed platform for carriers, enterprises, and governments). His prior cybersecurity work also includes hands-on product leadership for First Packet Authentication and zero-trust network access at the protocol layer. These roles inform SanctumShield’s view of shadow AI as a security and governance problem, not a compliance-checklist one.

He specializes in Agentic AI security governance, Agentic AI, end-to-end network security, regulation-anchored security policy, vendor risk management, and zero-trust architecture — applied specifically to the operational realities of governing AI tools in organizations that don’t have dedicated platform engineering or security teams.

SanctumShield is operated by PIGENAI LLC, a Missouri limited liability company.

The buyer SanctumShield was built for

Built, designed, and developed specifically for organizations that don’t have dedicated platform engineering or security teams.

Verify the credential

CISSP cert #539218 — verifiable on Credly.

CISSP — Certified Information Systems Security Professional. Cert #539218. Lindsay Hiebert. Issued by (ISC)². Valid 2024-08-01 through 2027-07-31.
Cert number
539218
Issued by
(ISC)²
Valid from
2024-08-01
Valid through
2027-07-31
Required experience
5+ years across 2 of 8 domains
Accreditation
ANAB · ISO/IEC 17024 · U.S. DoDM 8140.03 approved

The CISSP covers eight domains: Security and Risk Management · Asset Security · Security Architecture and Engineering · Communication and Network Security · Identity and Access Management · Security Assessment and Testing · Security Operations · Software Development Security. The credential is held by fewer than 3 in 10,000 individuals in the United States.

What Lindsay focuses on

Governance artifacts that pass under hostile scrutiny.

Domain expertise
  • → AI governance & agent governance
  • → Shadow AI discovery
  • → Regulation-anchored AI Acceptable Use Policies
  • → Vendor risk management beyond SIG
  • → Cyber insurance underwriting artifacts
Frameworks & regulations
  • → HIPAA (with §164.502(e) clause-level depth)
  • → SOC 2 Common Criteria (CC1.3, CC5.3, CC6.1, CC7.2)
  • → EU AI Act (Articles 5, 13, 14, 52)
  • → NIST AI RMF (GOVERN, MAP, MEASURE, MANAGE)
  • → ISO 27001 and ISO 42001
Engagements beyond the SaaS · Expert Witness & Investigative Consulting

In addition to building SanctumShield, Lindsay accepts a limited number of expert witness and investigative consulting engagements per year.

For AI governance negligence litigation, class action and shareholder derivative matters, cyber insurance subrogation and coverage disputes, regulatory investigations (HIPAA OCR, state Attorney General, EU AI Act competent authorities), and pre-litigation board-level Due Care / Due Diligence assessments. Engagements are case-by-case with conflict-of-interest screening at intake — both plaintiff- and defense-side engagements considered.

Direct contact — no SDR, no ticket queue.

Every contact form on the site routes to Lindsay's monitored inbox. Security incidents, vendor review questions, MSA / DPA requests, and SIG Lite or CAIQ responses all land in the same place.

Lindsay Hiebert — Founder, SanctumShield · CISSP