Full Stack Computer Scanner
My Message: Your Computer Deserves a Full-Stack Cybersecurity Checkup
Please consider a One-on-One Cyber Health Consultation with an Experienced, Seasoned, Mindful, and Dedicated Software Quality Engineer featuring Proprietary Technology that scans your computer at all levels so you have a full-spectrum report and reality check.
My Philosophy: Your Computer Is Your Most Valuable Asset
Your computer is the living archive of your life.
It creates, stores, organizes, and retrieves the things that define you: years of work product, family photos and videos, legal and medical records, tax histories, contracts, résumés, portfolios, budgets, and plans.
It synchronizes calendars, coordinates projects, routes communications, and remembers what you can’t afford to forget.
It’s your financial console—home to banking portals, brokerage accounts, invoices, receipts, payroll, bookkeeping files, and the spreadsheets that drive decisions.
It authenticates you through password managers, passkeys, 2FA tokens, and encrypted notes, serving as the keyring to your digital identity.
It publishes your voice—email, messaging, conferencing, documents, media—and connects you to colleagues, clients, and loved ones.
Creatively, it’s your studio and laboratory: source code, drafts, datasets, video edits, audio takes, CAD files, design comps—intellectual property that took years to build.
Operationally, it’s your control panel for routers, cloud accounts, subscriptions, and licenses—the nerve center of your digital environment.
When you add up the irreplaceable data, the time invested, the opportunities it enables, and the identity it anchors, the value of a single computer often reaches six figures or more—sometimes over a million dollars in impact. Protecting it begins with understanding what it holds and what it means to you.
You have been using your computer for some time. Therefore you trust it, just like you trust your car or any other proven technology. Yet, the threat of hostile bad digital actors is real so you need to trust-but-verify as the old saying goes. A good friend of mine was hacked and after he lost both significant financial value and information, this motivated me to dig into my computer programming toolbox and try to find out why this happened. So, overnight, out of need, I had to become an expert in cybersecurity forensics. The malware was found and it was something called APT - Advanced Persistent Threat - meaning it can sit on your computer for days or months or years - and when “they” have enough data they attack. And you only know this after the attack.
There is saying in life - the best time to start something important was yesterday. But since yesterday is gone, today is the second-best time to start. Why not utilize additional insightful and real-world-situational tested technology to complement leading anti-virus and anti-malware programs on the market? Personally and professionally, I think this is the best path forward.