A loaded shotgun won’t stop modern threats, but the right tools and strategy can make all the difference.
John McGillin - Founder
After years of selling cybersecurity solutions to large corporations, it became clear that small businesses—the “little guys”—were often left behind. Many couldn’t afford the support they needed, and others didn’t even know where to begin when it came to securing their digital presence.
This challenge is deeply personal. A loved one ran a small financial firm with only a few employees, and firsthand experience revealed how difficult it was to navigate cybersecurity with limited resources. Long days ended in frustration when tools failed to work as expected, with no certainty that the right solutions were even in place.
That reality is a driving force behind Ironjaw. The mission is to provide cost-effective cybersecurity solutions to local businesses—tools that improve workflows and, more importantly, protect the digital perimeter from the ever-growing threat of cybercrime. A loaded shotgun won’t stop modern threats, but the right tools and strategy can make all the difference.
Our Team.
I don't work alone. Boone handles investigations. The CC Brothers own security. And our CFO keeps everyone fed and focused. They work hard, ask for little, and have never once missed a Monday.
Big Red
CFO, Head of Protein & Snacks
CC Brothers
CC Brothers, On-Premises Security. Zero incidents reported. Zero threats investigated.
Boone
Head of Threat Detection. Follows every lead. No breach goes unsniffed.
A Real Person. A Real Business.
Yes, this is actually me. Some stories you just have to write yourself.
I love my family, my community, and this beautiful state I now call home. Tennessee wasn't where I started — but it's exactly where I chose to land, and that choice was no accident.
I Love Rock Climbing
Lets touch the clouds - 1500'
Family Hike.
North Chickamauga Creek
Building a Home
In the forset.
Major Issues
60% of small businesses
that experience a cyberattack will go out of business within six months due to the inability to recover.
43% of all cyberattacks:
Small businesses with fewer than 250 employees receive the highest rate of targeted malicious emails.
87% of small businesses
have customer data that could be compromised in an attack.
