About A3E Cyber

Cybersecurity shaped by computer science, investigative work, and a practical understanding of how much privacy and business continuity matter when real information is on the line.

A3E Cyber is the public brand of A3E Cyber Solutions LLC.

About the founder

Security, privacy, and investigations all meet in the same place.

A3E Cyber was founded by Nathaniel Pettus, whose background combines computer science, cybersecurity, technical support, and licensed private investigative work.

That mix matters. Cybersecurity is not only about malware and firewalls. It is also about who can see sensitive information, who still has access after they leave, how evidence is handled when something goes wrong, and whether a business can recover without exposing more data in the process.

Nathaniel holds an A.S. in Computer Science and a B.A. in Cybersecurity. His work as a private investigator has also reinforced the importance of discretion, privacy, documentation, and protecting information that should not fall into the wrong hands.

A3E Cyber was built around that perspective: give small businesses practical security, managed protection, backups, access control, and remote technology oversight without turning every problem into an onsite visit or an enterprise-sized project.

The goal is straightforward: protect the systems and information a business depends on, explain the risks in plain language, and make the protection manageable from anywhere.

Technology support built for small business

A3E Cyber Solutions LLC provides managed IT, cybersecurity, backup, recovery, remote support, and access management for small businesses without an internal IT department.

Our approach

We begin with what a company already uses, secure the practical gaps, and avoid unnecessary enterprise complexity. Protection includes more than outside attackers: human error, former-employee access, failed hardware, missed updates, outages, and data loss all matter.

Clear communication

Clients receive practical explanations, a documented scope, predictable contract options, and a private dashboard for service visibility.

What the background covers

Four disciplines, one service.

Most IT providers come from one of these. Protecting a small business properly takes all four, because the loss rarely arrives through the door you were watching.

Computer science

A technical foundation for understanding systems, software, networks, and how the pieces businesses rely on fit together.

Cybersecurity

Formal cybersecurity education paired with practical endpoint protection, recovery planning, access control, and threat awareness.

Privacy & digital evidence

Understanding what sensitive information can reveal, how digital evidence can be preserved, and why access and documentation matter.

Private investigations

Investigative work makes privacy, discretion, evidence handling, and protecting client information practical requirements rather than marketing language.