Paige Yeater
Looking to beat the heat and the hackers? Welcome to Cybersecurity Summer Camp, where your organization’s digital safety gets the attention it deserves. We’ve got three distinct camps for three distinct mindsets. Whether you’re a security scout or a digital daydreamer, there’s a spot with your name on it.
Which camp is the right one for you?
Camp SecureSafe
“All in, all protected. This camp never sleeps.”
This is the elite leadership camp, reserved for organizations that are proactive, vigilant, and fully committed to cybersecurity excellence. You don’t just understand the risks—you plan for them, budget for them, and train your team around them. You’ve built a strong foundation and you keep evolving, knowing the threats do too.
Camp SecureSafe campers:
- Implement layered security across systems, networks, and endpoints.
- Invest in ongoing security training and real-world simulations.
- Treat cybersecurity as a business enabler, not an IT cost center.
You’ll learn:
- How to build and maintain a cyber-resilient culture.
- Continuous improvement practices to strengthen your defenses.
- Advanced detection and response strategies to outpace attackers.
Camp SecureSafe isn’t for the complacent—it’s for those who lead with foresight and operate with confidence.
Camp Security-in-Theory
“We get it… but we’re also just trying to make payroll.”
This is our most popular camp—seriously, spots fill fast. You believe in security, you *really do*. You’ve done the basics: multi-factor authentication is on, you’ve addressed the most obvious vulnerabilities, and you’re compliant with what’s required.
Camp Security-in-Theory campers:
- Operate on a set-it-and-forget-it security model.
- Prioritize compliance and insurance checklists over strategic planning.
- React to risk only when it becomes visible (or expensive).
You’ll learn:
- Where your current baseline leaves you exposed.
- What a modern threat landscape really demands.
- How to make smart, targeted improvements without overhauling your whole environment.
This camp is comfortable—until it isn’t. And while the vibes are great, the risk is that a clever threat actor can find the cracks before you do.
Camp Ostrich
“We don’t talk about ransomware (no, no, no…)”
Ah yes—Camp Ostrich for those Intentional and Unintentional Ostriches among us. For the Intentional Ostrich, this one comes with sand for burying your head, a map with no landmarks, and optional unicorn boarding for those who still believe “cybersecurity doesn’t apply to us.” Or maybe you are an Unintentional Ostrich, who is looking everywhere BUT at your security posture and security risk. Either way, there is no shame in this game, but let’s level up from Ostrich to Awesome. (No Ostriches are harmed in the delivery of this camp).
Camp Ostrich campers:
- Don’t have a security budget—or plan.
- Assume IT will “handle it” (without knowing what “it” is).
- Hope cybercrime will pass them over.
You’ll learn:
- What ransomware, phishing, and business email compromise look like in 2025.
- How even a small business can be a prime target.
- Where and How to start when you’re starting from zero.
You don’t need to stay in Camp Ostrich—but the longer you do, the more costly the exit ticket becomes. This is a great starter camp, and before you know it you will be ready to move to the next level camp! Let’s start an Ostrich Evolution!!
No Matter the Camp, You’re on the Map
The truth is: every organization is a fit at one of these camps, whether they signed up for it or not.
The question is: Are you where you want to be?
If not, what are you doing about it?
Cybersecurity isn’t a destination. It’s a journey. The terrain changes constantly, and the threats are smarter, faster, and more persistent than ever. But you’re not alone and you’re not stuck where you are.
Your Next Step
Campfires are fun. Cyber fires? Not so much. If you’re ready to level up, be open and curious, leave behind outdated assumptions and wishful thinking, we’re ready to help. Whether you’re refining your strategy or building it from scratch, our team knows how to guide organizations from wherever they are—to where they *need* to be.
Let’s talk. Together, we can make cybersecurity your organization’s strength—not its weakness.
