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It starts with
a cup of coffee.

No intake form, no quote after three emails. Just a conversation - you tell me what's going on, I listen and think along. Then we'll see.

I'm Johan - 25 years of commercial experience, retrained as a systems and network administrator, and today active as an ethical hacker. Not a straight line, but every step has added something.

An ethical hacker looks at systems differently. Not at what should work, but at what actually happens. I bring that perspective to every project - whether it's a website, an automated process, or a digital strategy.

Tools should adapt to you, not the other way around.

I don't show up with a favorite stack I apply everywhere. I look first at what you need - and only then at which tools fit.

No vendor lock-in.

Everything I build lives on your accounts, in your name. You own every line of code, every password, every domain. If you want someone else tomorrow, that's fine - no need to ask my permission.

Transparency over comfort.

I say what I think, even when it's not what you want to hear. A bad idea doesn't become a good idea because the client is enthusiastic about it. That's not arrogance - that's respect.

No nonsense.

No unnecessary meetings, no reports nobody reads, no invoices for work that delivered nothing. Time is valuable - yours and mine.

Introductory conversation

An hour, free, no obligations. You tell me what's going on - I ask questions and think along. No pitch, no sales talk.

Plan on the table

A concrete proposal with scope, approach and price. No vague quote - a document we can both rely on.

Building with you, not for you

You stay involved. Tasks are mutual - some are mine, some are yours. Progress is visible, no black hole.

Delivered and handed over

Everything lives on your accounts. I explain how it works. After that you're free - call me if you want, but you don't have to.

Shall we plan that cup of coffee?

First conversation is free. No obligations, no sales talk - just seeing if there's a click.

Schedule a conversation