100% US-staffed
Ori Services (Ohio River Information Services) builds secure websites and protects small and medium businesses from cyber threats. We design and build websites and web applications, assess cybersecurity risk, and write the security policies that keep a business running safely. Joshua Shreve, doing business as Ori Services, is based in Charlestown, Indiana, and works with businesses wherever they are. All work is performed in the United States.
We build modern, easy-to-use websites and web applications. Every website is optimized for desktop and mobile at no additional cost. Every build follows secure development practices, and we test for vulnerabilities before launch and after each change. Once your site is live, a monthly maintenance plan keeps it updated, backed up, monitored, and checked for vulnerabilities.
We review how your business handles accounts, devices, data, and networks. We rank each risk by the harm it could cause and give you a plan to fix the biggest ones first.
We work with you to create effective security policies and controls based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and fitted to how your business runs. We can also write policy for PCI DSS and other requirements on request. Your staff can follow them, and an auditor can review them.
We use the same risk frameworks that large organizations rely on, such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework, and scale them to the size and budget of a small or medium business. You get plain language, a clear order of priorities, and work we have tested.
Joshua Shreve founded Ori Services. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity from Sullivan University and these certifications:
His government cybersecurity work has included security reviews, gap analyses, risk management and remediation plans, and incident response coordination for critical infrastructure. Before that, at an electric utility, he designed, deployed, and governed identity and access management for more than 23,000 personnel. Earlier, as a pre-sales engineer, he designed network and security solutions that met government security and compliance requirements. He also keeps a personal lab for malware analysis and for testing network and security tools.
