About Cyber Craft Solutions

Practical help.
A clear way forward.

Cyber Craft Solutions LLC provides cybersecurity, AI, automation, and web development services from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with local and remote work.

Security

Focused baseline reviews, authorized penetration testing, and practical network and systems reviews.

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AI and automation

One useful workflow or build, with clear data access, review expectations, and a practical handoff.

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A clear scope

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The person behind the work

Jeremy Kenitz

Jeremy brings a background in business systems analysis, cybersecurity, and project management to Cyber Craft Solutions.

His approach starts with the way a business actually works: the people, the systems, and the problem that needs solving. He believes practical, incremental changes can improve security and awareness without making everyday work harder.

That perspective connects technical findings with business decisions, from choosing the first security fixes to planning a useful automation or AI workflow.

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Selected active credentials

Testing and defense
  • GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN)
  • GIAC Web Application Penetration Tester (GWAPT)
  • GIAC Defensible Security Architecture (GDSA)
AI and leadership
  • GIAC Machine Learning Engineer (GMLE)
  • GIAC Security Leadership (GSLC)
  • GIAC Strategic Planning, Policy, and Leadership (GSTRT)

Verified against the public Credly record on October 12, 2026. Follow the verification link for issuer details, additional credentials, and current status.

Writing and practical guidance

Jeremy writes the Cyber Craft Solutions blog about cybersecurity, AI, and practical technology. Recent news analysis links to primary reporting and separates reported findings from Cyber Craft's recommendations.

News entries show the reporting date and identify when the analysis was added or checked. Older articles keep their original dates.

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