Jeremiah Baker

Jeremiah Baker, co-founder of Netragard, has over 20 years of experience in building businesses and more than 15 years running a cybersecurity firm that specializes in ethical hacking and security hardening. His firm is renowned for its proactive approach to cybersecurity, where Baker and his team first hack their clients (with permission) to identify vulnerabilities. They then reverse engineer the breach to create a comprehensive remediation and security plan, ensuring clients' defenses are robust against future attacks.

Baker has spoken at various national seminars and conferences, sharing his expertise on digital marketing and lead generation strategies. His insights have helped companies significantly boost their sales and played a crucial role in projects that led to multimillion-dollar company sales. With over a decade of experience in the cybersecurity field, Baker has been instrumental in shaping the strategies that protect and care for his clients across multiple industries, including pharmaceuticals, finance, manufacturing, and government sectors.

His contributions to the field have garnered media attention, with Netragard being featured in high-profile outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Fox News, and Wired. Baker’s expertise and unique approach to cybersecurity were also highlighted in the mini-documentary "Cybersecurity isn’t working - Security Snakeoil" by Gizmodo and the Mozilla Project. Furthermore, his firm's innovative hacked mouse case study has been showcased on popular TV shows like "Burn Notice" and "Homeland," illustrating the practical implications and recognition of their cutting-edge security solutions.