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Who it's forWho is SecuriTea for?
Executives at cybersecurity, physical security, and AI security companies whose resellers, partners, and buyers can't repeat what the product does. If you run an internal security team and want plain-language explanations for your own people, start with the podcast.
Role definitionWhat is a fractional technical evangelist?
A fractional technical evangelist is a security or technology expert who translates a company's technical work into messaging executives, customers, and the public actually trust, without being a full-time hire. SecuriTea provides this for cybersecurity, physical security, and AI security companies.
First stepWhat happens in the 20-minute review?
You show me your deck, site, or talk track, or just describe the product. I tell you where the story is likely losing buyers and whether the full Message Audit is worth it for you. If it isn't, I'll say so.
Core engagementWhat does a Message Audit include?
A Message Audit reviews a company's current security and AI messaging against how executives actually evaluate trust, then delivers a ranked list of specific fixes. It typically takes 1 to 2 months, depending on how deep the review goes and how quickly your team responds. It is SecuriTea's entry-tier engagement. Nothing after it is required.
Operator vs. agencyHow is SecuriTea different from a security marketing agency?
SecuriTea is built and run by a former security operator, not a marketer who studied security. The messaging comes from someone who has done the work at the FBI, the State Department, and inside Fortune 500 security teams, not from a copywriter interpreting a briefing document.
Founder backgroundWho is Xander Alexander?
Xander Alexander is the founder of SecuriTea, a security operator turned technical evangelist with experience spanning the FBI, U.S. Department of State, Protiviti, Moody's, Google, and Motorola Solutions. Read the full story →