About
We started this because nobody else was looking.
Black Belt Cybersecurity is run by two cousins, doing one thing carefully: assessing the computers inside homes that are otherwise extremely well protected.
Why
The gap was hiding in plain sight.
Walk through a well-protected home in Los Angeles and you’ll find serious money spent on security, spent well. Cameras. Gate entry. A monitored alarm. Patrol response that arrives in minutes. Locks chosen by someone who knows locks.
Then ask a simple question: when did anyone last look at the computers inside?
The answer, almost always, is never. Not because anyone was careless — because it isn’t anybody’s job. The alarm company doesn’t do it. The patrol service doesn’t do it. The person who set up the Wi-Fi years ago certainly doesn’t. So the machines a family works, banks, and talks on sit there, quietly accumulating skipped updates and settings switched off years ago, behind a front door that is genuinely very hard to open.
That’s the whole reason this company exists. One question nobody was asking, asked properly.
About the name
Yes, we have actual black belts.
One of us earned a black belt in Tae Kwon Do. The other holds a second-degree black belt in Jiu-Jitsu. These are martial arts facts. They are not cybersecurity credentials, and we’d never dress them up as any.
We chose the name for what a black belt actually means, which is almost the opposite of what people assume. It isn’t a collection of impressive techniques. It’s the fundamentals drilled so many times that you stop having to think about them — and start seeing the opening before it gets used.
That is precisely what a good security assessment is. Not exotic threats and clever attacks. The basics, checked properly, by someone who has looked at enough of them to notice what’s out of place.
And yes — we know exactly how the name sounds, and we’re enjoying it. It just also happens to be true.
Backgrounds
What we did for the last twenty years.
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Corey Hubbert — twenty years with the FBI
Corey served as an FBI Special Agent from 2004 to 2024, almost all of it in cyber. He began in cyber incident response and investigations, spent seven years in Los Angeles on cyber and technical operations, then ran the Bureau’s cyber investigative program in Mexico as an Assistant Legal Attaché, leading joint work between the FBI and Mexican law enforcement. He went on to lead technical operations and countermeasures teams, serving as a Unit Chief at Quantico. He holds the GSEC and GCIH security certifications. Two decades of seeing how people actually get compromised — in cases, not in theory.
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Jason Weaver — twenty years in regulated global systems
Jason spent more than twenty years in casino gaming technology — an industry that is externally regulated and audited, where downtime costs real money, and where “mostly working” isn’t a category anyone accepts. He started as a systems engineer installing and supporting systems on site, spent years doing that across Europe and Latin America, and most recently led a platform organization of around thirty engineers and four managers, supporting products running at 861 sites across North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Jason’s professional profile
How we work
What you can hold us to.
You shouldn’t have to take anything on faith. So here is how we operate, written down.
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The findings are yours alone
Your report goes to you. Not to a partner, a platform, or a marketing team. We don’t publish case studies about clients and we don’t put anyone’s name on a list. If you want your report shared with anyone, you’re the one who shares it.
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We tell you what’s out of scope before you pay
The assessment covers the computers in your home. It doesn’t cover phones, your network, smart home devices, or your online accounts. You’ll hear that from us clearly, on the first call, before any money changes hands.
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Our software comes off when we’re done
We install assessment software for the assessment and remove it at the end. We schedule the removal with you, and a person takes it off with your permission, in front of you. It isn’t monitoring, it doesn’t keep running, and nothing of ours stays in your house.
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We don’t sell fear
There’s a version of this business built on frightening people, and it works. We’re not doing that. We’ll tell you what we found, how much it matters, and where the boring truth is that something is fine. Sometimes the honest answer is that a machine is in decent shape.
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Fixing is separate, and optional
Repair work is quoted after you’ve read the report, never bundled in beforehand. You’re free to take the report to your own IT person, or to do nothing with it at all.
Have a conversation with us.
The first step is a conversation, not a commitment. We’ll tell you what an assessment covers, what it doesn’t, and whether we’re the right people for what you need.
Or email hello@blackbeltcybersecurity.com · Call 310-438-8073.