Cybersecurity for Minnesota small businesses, founded by two U.S. Navy veterans. Understand your exposure, choose your priorities and move forward with a clear plan alongside your IT provider.
Preparing for launch. Email enquiries are open; scope and delivery are agreed before work begins.
Focused on the essentials
that keep business moving.
Veteran owned. Founder led.
Xavier Martine and Chase Jenkins both served in the U.S. Navy. We’re bringing a shared commitment to preparation, ownership and follow-through to a cybersecurity business built for smaller companies.
A defined scope. Clear priorities. Someone accountable for the next step.
Meet the Navy veterans behind CX ↗01 / Planned services
Start with an agreed scope and a useful answer. Understand your exposure before choosing the work, tools or ongoing support your business needs.
A defined review of your agreed business accounts, access controls, device evidence and recovery arrangements. Get documented findings and a prioritized action plan.
Review agreed Microsoft 365 access and collaboration priorities. Any implementation work defines authorization, testing and handover before changes begin.
Review agreed backup coverage, restore-test evidence and recovery responsibilities with your IT provider. Identify what is known and which next steps need an owner.
Services are in development. Scope, delivery dates, pricing, provider responsibilities and availability are agreed in writing before an engagement begins.
Choose your starting point
An assessment, account-security concern or recovery question can be a practical first step. Explore the planned work before starting a conversation.
A defined review, prioritized findings and an owner readout.
Explore security assessment ↗02Review sign-in, administrator access and sharing priorities.
Explore microsoft 365 security ↗03Know what is backed up, who owns recovery and what has been tested.
Explore recovery readiness ↗Security priorities for firms built on client trust and sensitive work.
Explore professional services ↗↗A focused approach for Minneapolis, Saint Paul and surrounding businesses.
Explore twin cities cybersecurity ↗↗Ten practical questions to bring to your IT provider. No signup required.
Explore owner checklist ↗02 / How we work
Good security decisions start with understanding the business. Our planned process connects technical findings to actions an owner can understand and manage.
01 / Define
Agree the systems, concerns and decision makers. Map the role of your IT provider and set a clear boundary for the review.
02 / Prioritize
Explain what was observed, what remains unknown and which actions deserve attention first. Give each next step an owner.
03 / Improve
Choose a scoped implementation project, assign work to your existing provider, or identify where specialist support is needed.
No unexplained scores. No work outside your authorization. A clear plan for what comes next.
03 / What we value
CX brings business leadership and cybersecurity experience to the same conversation.
Define responsibilities from the start. Build a security plan that fits the people and providers already supporting your business.
Know what is included, what is excluded and who can approve changes before access or implementation begins.
Translate technical observations into practical decisions, documented priorities and clear next steps.
04 / The founders
Two U.S. Navy veterans. Business leadership and technical ownership, working together to make security understandable and actionable.
Business leadershipCo-founder & Business Lead
Xavier is the founder of Martine Law and a United States Navy veteran. He earned his Juris Doctor magna cum laude from Mitchell Hamline School of Law and founded his law firm in 2019.
At CX, Xavier leads business operations, commercial strategy and the client experience. His focus is on clear communication, accountable systems and helping business owners make informed decisions about risk and priorities.
Navy veteran · Founder, Martine Law
J.D., Mitchell Hamline School of Law
Technical leadershipCo-founder & Technical Lead
Chase is a United States Navy veteran with a background in security triage, systems administration, backup and disaster recovery. His professional experience includes Arctic Wolf, TechGen Consulting and infrastructure support roles.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity from St. Cloud State University. At CX, Chase leads technical service design, assessments and client education, connecting security findings with practical priorities for the business.
Navy veteran · Security operations
B.S. Cybersecurity, St. Cloud State University
Professional and educational references describe the founders’ backgrounds. They do not imply an employer, university or vendor partnership or endorsement. CX does not provide legal services through this website.
Where should our business start with MFA?
Read the guide ↗↗Does a successful backup mean we can recover?
Read the guide ↗↗How much should a small business assessment cost?
Read the guide ↗05 / Common questions
Small businesses that want a clear view of their security priorities and defined help with the next steps. Initial fit depends on your technology, business needs and the delivery scope.
The planned service is designed to work alongside an existing IT provider. Responsibilities, access and any implementation work will be agreed with the appropriate business and technology owners.
A defined evidence review, documented findings, a prioritized action plan and an owner readout. The actual tenant, assets, device sample, evidence and exclusions are listed in the written scope. An assessment does not automatically include remediation.
No 24/7 CX response service is currently offered. Any future monitoring or incident response coverage will depend on the named provider, contracted scope, authorization and escalation arrangements. This website is not an emergency reporting channel.
No. An assessment or implementation project is not a certification or a guarantee against incidents. Sector requirements and specialist work need an appropriately qualified, separately agreed scope.
Email xavier@xmartinelaw.com with your business type, team size and general concern. Enquiries are welcome while we prepare for launch. Client work requires finalized onboarding and a written agreement; please do not email passwords or sensitive evidence.
CX Cyber Security / Minnesota
A focused security partner starts with a clear conversation. We’re preparing the company, delivery process and onboarding arrangements for launch.
Email enquiries are open at xavier@xmartinelaw.com. Company formation and service onboarding are being finalized.
Please share only general business information. Do not email passwords, client files or security evidence. This website does not accept payments.
Plan your next step
Tell us what your company does, the size of your team and what prompted your enquiry. We’ll discuss fit and the scope needed before proposing work.
Preparing for launch. Enquiries are welcome; delivery dates and engagements require finalized onboarding and a written agreement. Please do not email passwords or sensitive security evidence.
