MATT IN CYBER LLC · INDIANA
Clear guidance.
Practical services.
A stronger next step.
Cybersecurity and CMMC advisory, technical education, and websites for small businesses. Start with a specific challenge and get a clearly scoped approach, useful deliverables and direct communication.
CMMC & CybersecurityWebsites & Hosting01 · Advisory & readiness
Understand the requirements. Focus the work.
For organizations seeking practical help with CMMC and NIST SP 800-171, the starting point is your actual environment, applicable requirements and business objectives. Engagements are tailored to the agreed scope, rather than sold as a one-size-fits-all compliance package.
CMMC planning & requirements guidance
Who it helps: Business owners and teams unsure where to begin or what questions to ask.
Walk through your objectives, existing program, information flows and the decisions that need attention. Discuss potential scope boundaries and responsibilities without treating assumptions as verified facts.
What you receive: A written summary of key questions, proposed next steps and a prioritized starting plan.
Readiness & evidence review
Who it helps: Teams preparing to explain and demonstrate how their safeguards work.
Review selected requirements, interview relevant personnel and examine agreed documentation or evidence. Identify inconsistencies between written processes and everyday operations.
What you receive: Findings for the reviewed scope, evidence gaps and a practical action list. This is advisory work, not a certification decision.
SSP & documentation review
Who it helps: Organizations with existing security documentation that needs a clearer connection to their environment.
Review selected system security plan sections, policies and procedures for clarity, consistency and alignment with described practices. Identify missing ownership, unclear scope or unsupported statements.
What you receive: Annotated feedback and a documentation improvement list. Final accuracy and implementation remain the organization’s responsibility.
Small-business cybersecurity review
Who it helps: Owners who need a practical view of security priorities without unnecessary complexity.
Discuss account access, multifactor authentication, backups, device management, staff awareness and incident preparedness within an agreed scope. Focus on business impact and manageable next steps.
What you receive: A plain-language summary and prioritized recommendations. Penetration testing, 24/7 monitoring and incident response are not included.
Engagement boundaries: Advisory work is subject to availability, conflict-of-interest and assessment-independence review. Matt In Cyber does not offer a CMMC certification or guarantee an assessment outcome through these services. Any formal certification assessment must follow the applicable authorized assessment process.
Discuss Advisory SupportView Consulting Services & Starting Prices02 · Education & technical review
Make complex topics usable.
Team training & workshops
Who it helps: Leaders, technical staff and program owners who need a shared understanding.
Tailored sessions on cybersecurity fundamentals, CMMC requirements, evidence expectations or assessment preparation. Agree on the audience, depth and learning goals before development.
What you receive: An agreed session, presentation materials and relevant takeaways. Certification-exam preparation or official course delivery requires a separately confirmed scope.
Technical content & SME review
Who it helps: Training providers, publishers and organizations developing cybersecurity materials.
Review presentations, course content and reference material for technical accuracy, clear explanations and consistency with the agreed source guidance.
What you receive: Comments, proposed corrections and source references for substantive issues, delivered in the agreed format.
Speaking & facilitated discussions
Who it helps: Organizations planning a webinar, roundtable or industry event.
Practical discussions shaped around your audience’s questions, cybersecurity challenges and assessment experience.
What you receive: An agreed topic outline, preparation and session delivery. Recording and reuse rights are confirmed in writing.
03 · Websites & hosting
Help customers find you and take action.
Small-business website design
Who it helps: Local service businesses that need a new website or a simpler, clearer online presence.
Build around your services, service area, branding and contact details, with layouts for phones and computers. Agree on pages and features, then review the proposed design before launch.
What you receive: A website delivered to the agreed scope and an approval checkpoint before launch. Custom features and additional work are quoted separately.
Hosting, domains & business email
Who it helps: Owners who want an ongoing home for their website and a professional email address.
Review your hosting needs and any existing website for compatibility. Confirm domain availability, mailbox requirements, maintenance scope and billing terms before setup.
What you receive: The agreed hosting and email setup, account handoff and clearly stated recurring charges. Domain registration and renewal terms depend on the selected plan.
Website improvements & on-page SEO
Who it helps: Businesses with an existing site that needs focused updates.
Review service-page clarity, page titles, descriptions, headings and contact paths within an agreed scope. Discuss content changes or appointment-request features where appropriate.
What you receive: An agreed set of updates and a completion summary. Search rankings, traffic and sales are not guaranteed.
Website package pricing is listed on the dedicated website page. Consulting and training starting prices are available on the Consulting & Training page, with final scope and fees confirmed in writing.
View Website & Hosting PlansA clear engagement
Know what happens next.
- Tell me the problem. Share your organization type, desired outcome and relevant timing.
- Confirm fit and independence. We review whether the work is appropriate and identify any access, confidentiality or conflict restrictions.
- Agree on scope and price. Deliverables, exclusions, responsibilities, schedule and fees are confirmed before work begins.
- Review the outcome. Receive the agreed deliverables, discuss findings and decide on your next steps.
What should I include in my inquiry?
Your business name, the service you are considering, the problem you want solved and your preferred timeline. For website work, include your current URL if you have one.
Please do not email CUI, passwords, sensitive system exports or confidential evidence. Any necessary secure exchange and authorization must be arranged before that information is shared.
Can I start with a smaller engagement?
Yes. A focused question, selected documentation review, workshop or clearly scoped website project can be a useful starting point. We will agree on what is and is not included.
Start a conversation
What would a useful next step look like?
Tell me what you are trying to accomplish. You do not need a finished project specification to begin the discussion.
Email me at matt@mattincyber.com. If the email link does not open your mail app, copy the address into your preferred email service.
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