Executive Technology Leadership at Cyber Virtues LLC

Michael Johnson is the founder of Cyber Virtues LLC and an experienced leader in technology, cybersecurity, operations, and transformation. He has held positions such as Global Associate CIO, Interim CIO, and CISO, while also providing essential business transformation services to small businesses, growing companies, and owner-led organizations that seek practical guidance without unnecessary complexity.

His experience spans from assisting smaller organizations in enhancing technology, security, vendors, workflows, and project execution to leading global teams and large-scale transformation programs. Michael applies a hands-on, business-focused approach to every engagement—whether the goal is to address an immediate operational problem, complete a vital project, strengthen cybersecurity, or develop a long-term technology roadmap.

His methodology integrates strategy with execution. He guides leaders to:

- Clarify priorities and practical next steps  

- Improve business and technology operations  

- Organize teams, vendors, and projects  

- Reduce risk and unnecessary costs  

- Modernize systems and manual processes  

- Build accountability and measurable results  

- Move important initiatives through to completion  

Cyber Virtues LLC is tailored to meet organizations where they are—ranging from small businesses in need of trusted technology leadership to established companies navigating the complexities of growth, modernization, or transformation.

 Michael has worked with organizations across different sizes, operating models, and stages of growth, including small businesses, regional companies, global enterprises, and private-equity-backed organizations.

His industry experience includes:

• Healthcare, hospitals, medical coding, insurance, specialty care, mental health, and healthcare technology
• Consumer goods and manufacturing
• Retail and eCommerce
• Distribution and supply chain
• Petroleum, oil, and gas
• Transportation and logistics
• Hospitality
• Government and public-sector environments
• Private-equity-backed organizations

This range of experience allows him to adjust the level of structure and support to the organization’s needs. A small business may require straightforward technology guidance, vendor management, cybersecurity assistance, or project support. A larger organization may need formal governance, global program leadership, enterprise architecture, operating-model transformation, or M&A integration.