Jeff Egbert Review from Google

5.0★

Jeff Egbert's Review Sourced from Google

Austin built or website fast.And it works flawless. And he is always available for you to answer any questions. Or solve any problems.great experience.

Uffy 666 Review from Google

5.0★

Uffy 666's Review Sourced from Google

very innovative and solid work. this service is invaluable in the climate of an ever evolving digital landscape. will definitely be coming back again.

Alicia Review from Google

5.0★

Alicia's Review Sourced from Google

We have been a client of Cyber Protect for the last 10 months, and I am very happy with our security services so far. Chey and his team are promt and professional and have handled anything that has come up within minutes. They go above and beyond!

Cheyanne Brown Review from Google

5.0★

Cheyanne Brown's Review Sourced from Google

Cyber Protect, and its owner Cheyenne Harden, is a wonderful company to work with. Not only is Cheyenne Harden extremely knowledgeable in information, technology, and cybersecurity, but he is also is kind and easy to work with. Him and his company will do everything they can to ensure that your data is secure, protected, and that your technology is running properly. I highly recommend him and his company.

Cindy L Review from Google

1.0★

Cindy L's Review Sourced from Google

Terrible service. I trusted Cyber Protect LLC to help secure my data, but I still got hacked while under their protection. When I reached out for help, their support was slow, unresponsive, and offered no real solution. They took no accountability and left me to deal with the damage on my own. Completely unreliable and not worth the money. Would never recommend.Edit: Your response is disappointing and frankly evasive. If you have no record of me as a client, maybe that explains why your “protection” failed so miserably. Your slow, unresponsive support and complete lack of accountability left me to deal with the consequences alone. Claiming that neither you nor your clients have ever experienced a breach sounds more like a PR line than reality.If you want to prove otherwise, then start by owning up to your failures instead of brushing off legitimate concerns. Until then, your “enterprise-grade solutions” are nothing but empty words.