20+ years of real-world security experience, built for small business
Founder & Chief Security Officer
With over 20 years of government and military cybersecurity experience, Kenneth Vignali founded SPMA to bring enterprise-grade security consulting to organizations of all sizes. He holds a Juris Master in National Security, Cybersecurity & Privacy Law - a credential that directly shapes how SPMA designs, implements, and advises on security programs.
Kenneth's field experience spans cyber operations, digital forensics, and incident response. His legal and academic training covers cybersecurity law, privacy frameworks, insider threat, and emerging technology risk. Together, these allow SPMA to deliver programs that are technically sound, legally informed, and built to hold up under regulatory scrutiny, audits, and real-world pressure.
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Using our expertise to protect those who need it most
At SPMA, we believe cybersecurity expertise should serve those who need protection most. Our team dedicates time and resources to helping domestic violence survivors regain control of their digital lives and personal safety.
We help survivors secure their phones, laptops, and tablets from stalkerware, spyware, and unauthorized access. This includes removing tracking software, changing compromised accounts, and setting up secure communications.
We conduct thorough assessments of survivors' online presence to identify exposed personal information, location data, and privacy vulnerabilities that could put them at risk.
We help remove personal information from data broker sites, social media, and public records. This reduces the ability of abusers to track or locate survivors through online searches.
We provide education on secure communication practices, privacy settings, account security, and recognizing technology-facilitated abuse. Knowledge is the foundation of digital safety.
Our team has worked directly with domestic violence survivors and advocacy organizations to provide hands-on digital safety support. We've helped real people secure their devices, clean up their digital presence, and establish safe communication channels when their physical safety depended on it.
Kenneth's background in military protective operations and insider threat detection translates directly to understanding how technology can be weaponized in abusive situations. His digital forensics and safety work has been referenced in court cases across the country - and internationally in cases in Europe, Canada, and Australia. This work has contributed to successful prosecution of abusers and stalkers, and through expert testimony, to successful defense outcomes for survivors who were wrongfully accused.
Kenneth has been featured on podcasts including Slam The Gavel and shares insights on our blog, Family Sentinel, covering digital safety strategies, case studies, and resources for survivors and advocates.
If you're a domestic violence advocacy organization, shelter, or survivor services provider interested in digital safety resources for your clients, we'd like to hear from you.
Contact Us Read Our BlogKenneth is available for speaking engagements with local groups, organizations, and community events interested in learning more about digital safety, technology-facilitated abuse, and how to protect survivors. Topics include device security, stalkerware detection, digital footprint management, and working with law enforcement on technology-related abuse cases.
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