Our Cyber Guy
Our Cyber Guy
I work with small businesses and non-profits that don't have an IT department, not big companies with a security team already in place.
Real protection doesn't take an enterprise budget, just the right scope of services. The assessment itself is one conversation: I look at what's actually exposed, and you walk away knowing exactly what to fix first, whether that's hiring me or handling it yourself.
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Cybersecurity is what I do for a living, every day, not a side project or something I picked up in a course. I spent years in incident response before I started doing this for businesses like yours, and twenty years before that building client relationships in sales and real estate, so straight talk isn't new to me. My focus is businesses and non-profits without an IT department, because that's the gap nobody else is filling.
Book my assessmentRansomware hit small businesses in 88% of their breaches last year, more than double the rate at large companies. You're not too small to be a target, you're the target.
Source: Verizon, 2025 Data Breach Investigations ReportFake invoice and wire-fraud emails cost businesses $6.3 billion in 2024, a median loss of $50,000 per incident. That's the kind of email that lands in your inbox with no IT department to catch it.
Source: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, cited in Verizon's 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report10 plain-English fixes, most of them free and about 10 to 20 minutes each. Five pages, no jargon, no sales pitch. Tell me where to send it.
Read it and think, "I don't have time for all of this"? That's fair, and it's exactly what the assessment is for. I'll look at what you've actually got and tell you which two or three matter most.
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You book, and we talk about what you've got and what's actually worrying you. Nothing gets diagnosed yet.
I check what's actually checkable: password reuse and MFA, whether your backups actually restore, update status, and how exposed your email and logins are.
You get a plain-language answer. I tell you what's exposed and what it would take to fix, in terms that make sense without an IT background.
