Stratishield AI exists because too many technology engagements ship slide decks instead of software, hide behind account managers, and hand over code you cannot maintain without them. We built the opposite of that shop, then wrote it into the contract.
Our founders spent two decades building and running technology inside real companies. They watched budgets disappear into engagements that were long on strategy and short on working software.
So when they set up Stratishield AI, they wrote the operating principles into the agreement before they wrote the website. Senior engineers do the work. Progress updates land every 48 hours. You own every line we ship. You can pause or cancel with a note. Those four sentences are in section three of every contract we sign.
Operators · engineers · principals
Most agencies sell you seats and hope you stop counting. We sell outcomes with a paper trail. Six commitments, all of them enforceable.
Every request is scoped, built, and reviewed by senior engineers. No junior teams staffed against your account, no quiet handoff to an unnamed vendor. Principals oversee the work personally.
A written status every 48 hours on every active request. A weekly strategy call for full-build clients. Fewer meetings, more progress you can forward to your board.
Source, docs, credentials, and infrastructure land in your accounts as we build. Nothing runs only through us. Take it all in-house whenever you want.
Plain language. No lock-in. Pause or cancel with a note. Seven-day risk-free trial. The parts that matter live in section three, not buried in an appendix.
Encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access, secure credential handling, and strictly isolated environments. Hosting runs SOC 2 Type II compliant.
Your data is never sold, never shared, and never used to train AI models without your written consent. That holds during the engagement and after it ends.
Stratishield AI is small on purpose. When you engage us, these are the people who read the ticket, write the code, and pick up the phone.
Founder, CTO
Twenty years in technology, thirteen of them leading IT at an international printing firm. Splits his time between architecture reviews, senior code, and making sure every client gets a contract they can actually read.
Chief Cyber Security Advisor
Former Army Special Forces sergeant, twelve years in cybersecurity. CEH, CASP, Security+, CMMC-AB RP, and currently working toward a Ph.D. in Cyber Psychology. Runs security integration on every full build.
Chief Physical Security Advisor
Thirty years in physical security, de-escalation, and healthcare safety. Bachelor's from Park University. Leads engagements that blend physical systems with digital automation and IoT.
Describe what should exist by next quarter that does not exist today. We come back with a written plan you can act on.
