Tampa Bay, Florida · on-site or remote
Make the business easier to trust.
S Cubed builds the website customers see, helps your team use AI in daily work, and hardens agents before they touch your files or systems.
Services
Three connected lanes. Pick the one that needs attention now, and the same engineer scopes it, builds it, and writes the handoff.
WebsiteWhat customers see first
- Website buildA fast small-business site on your own domain, built for phones first and handed over without page-builder clutter.Ask about it →
- RefreshRebuild a dated or slow site and carry the content over.Ask about it →
- Site careA monthly path for edits, hosting help, and small fixes.Ask about it →
Practical AIWhat your team uses every day
Safe AgentsWhat touches your systems
- Agent setupA working agent on your hardware or VPS with messaging, memory, scheduled jobs, and a written runbook.Ask about it →
- HardeningSandboxing, secrets, network exposure, tool permissions, and prompt-injection paths, closed out with a written report.Ask about it →
- Security auditFor agents already running, from one agent to a small fleet. Prioritized findings and a walkthrough of what to fix first.Ask about it →
- Ongoing careMonthly health checks, updates, and fix time after setup.Ask about it →
Talk before payment
Every engagement starts with a short scope conversation before payment. We confirm the fit, access, and timing.
No surprise work
The scope is written down. Anything outside it becomes a change order you approve before work continues.
You keep the keys
Each job ends with documentation, access handed back, and a walkthrough of what was built.
Send the specialist work. Keep the client.
S Cubed takes the website, practical-AI, and agent-security jobs that sit beside managed IT. Scope and ownership stay in writing, and the client comes back to you with a clean handoff.
Solomon NeasThe engineer behind S Cubed
Infrastructure and systems engineer, finishing an M.S. in Cybersecurity at USF. Solomon has built open-source security tooling, taught 31 hands-on Linux labs, and moved a 6-node, 196-core production cluster off VMware, saving $68,600 a year in licensing.
The site, the workshop, the agent, and the report all come from the same person. You never repeat the story to an account manager and hope it reaches the engineer.
Tell me what needs to work better.
A website, a staff workflow, an agent setup, or a system you want checked. I will tell you which scope fits and what I need to see before work starts.