OUR MISSION IS SIMPLE…
Eliminate security threats.
Eliminate security threats.
This isn't an ordinary company. Unit 221B is a collective of compassionate cybersecurity experts. We are disruptors, hackers, hunters, scientists, rule-breakers, and innovators.
We want to solve the unsolvable, and we refuse to accept the status quo. Our team prioritizes proactive solutions to stay ahead of threat actors. We care deeply about our customers, partners, and friends in the industry because we are all fighting the same battle.
Our goal is to cure top security threats that make the online world less safe.
This isn't an ordinary company. Unit 221B is a collective of compassionate cybersecurity experts. We are disruptors, hackers, hunters, scientists, rule-breakers, and innovators.
We want to solve the unsolvable, and we refuse to accept the status quo. Our team prioritizes proactive solutions to stay ahead of threat actors. We care deeply about our customers, partners, and friends in the industry because we are all fighting the same battle.
Our goal is to cure top security threats that make the online world less safe.
A LETTER FROM OUR CEO
A LETTER FROM
OUR CEO
I will start with some history...
As a kid, I loved two things, music and computers. I practiced the violin and piano more than 6 hours daily and was a very serious competitive musician growing up. Some would say it was all I did as a child, and that I didn’t play much... but I actually did... just not in the common vision we have of children playing. In 4th grade, I turned my toy walkie-talkie into a radio station. The toy had a 49mhz crystal and the harmonic frequency when doubled was 99.7mhz which is FM radio. So when my parents weren’t home during the summer, I would broadcast 20 miles playing music and just fiddling around being silly owning the radio waves.
As a young child, my imagination always sprang to being a detective, where I would read encyclopedia brown, hardy boys, and of course Sherlock Holmes. I grew up known as a geek in the 80’s and ’90s in school, not well-understood, and definitely not very popular... that is until I changed some grades for money in high school. My high school years were tumultuous and every year I was almost getting kicked out for some sort of mischief, typically with electronics or computers.
Guess what though... I made it to adulthood and I knew exactly what I wanted to do... use my ever-growing hacker skills for good. Over the years, I believe I did that, starting companies that helped catch bad guys, and helping organizations that had a common mission, succeed and grow. I loved bridging the security, law enforcement, and intelligence communities together, essentially changing how hackers and feds got along. And I met some wonderful people along the way in my adventures, and this is where the Unit 221B story begins...
Unit 221B is a culmination of some of the most talented individuals I’ve ever worked with under one roof.
Together, we make up Unit 221B, named after Sherlock Holmes’ apartment on Baker Street as a friend once joked with me, "You are the Sherlock Holmes of cyberspace."
Within this unit, we are a force guided by integrity, and like any good detective, we are discreet by design.
I will start with some history...
As a kid, I loved two things, music and computers. I practiced the violin and piano more than 6 hours daily and was a very serious competitive musician growing up. Some would say it was all I did as a child, and that I didn’t play much... but I actually did... just not in the common vision we have of children playing. In 4th grade, I turned my toy walkie-talkie into a radio station. The toy had a 49mhz crystal and the harmonic frequency when doubled was 99.7mhz which is FM radio. So when my parents weren’t home during the summer, I would broadcast 20 miles playing music and just fiddling around being silly owning the radio waves.
As a young child, my imagination always sprang to being a detective, where I would read encyclopedia brown, hardy boys, and of course Sherlock Holmes. I grew up known as a geek in the 80’s and ’90s in school, not well-understood, and definitely not very popular... that is until I changed some grades for money in high school. My high school years were tumultuous and every year I was almost getting kicked out for some sort of mischief, typically with electronics or computers.
Guess what though... I made it to adulthood and I knew exactly what I wanted to do... use my ever-growing hacker skills for good. Over the years, I believe I did that, starting companies that helped catch bad guys, and helping organizations that had a common mission, succeed and grow. I loved bridging the security, law enforcement, and intelligence communities together, essentially changing how hackers and feds got along. And I met some wonderful people along the way in my adventures, and this is where the Unit 221B story begins...
Unit 221B is a culmination of some of the most talented individuals I’ve ever worked with under one roof.
Together, we make up Unit 221B, named after Sherlock Holmes’ apartment on Baker Street as a friend once joked with me, "You are the Sherlock Holmes of cyberspace."
Within this unit, we are a force guided by integrity, and like any good detective, we are discreet by design.
Sincerely,
Lance James
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