Evidence before claims
Capabilities are described as implemented only when the relevant behavior has been tested and recorded.
Northwatch Technologies
Security-first engineering for accountable operations.
Northwatch Technologies will open for business in October 2026. We will deliver focused custom software and automation projects while developing products for understandable, controlled computer diagnostics.
What Northwatch will offer
Custom Software and Custom Automations will be available beginning October 2026 through paid discovery and project-specific implementation. Northwatch Systems Diagnostics and Northwatch Portable remain product-development work and are presented publicly with clear availability boundaries.
How we work
Security at the boundary
Applications, assistants, integrations, and operational tools receive bounded capabilities instead of broad implicit authority.
Defined project scope
Accepted engagements use a written Statement of Work defining deliverables, responsibilities, supported environments, acceptance criteria, schedule, and price.
Focused capacity
Northwatch accepts a limited number of projects so each engagement receives direct technical attention. Acceptance and scheduling depend on fit and current availability.
Founder and owner
Jeremiah E. Kirkpatrick
IT leader, infrastructure administrator, cybersecurity practitioner, and software developer based in North Dakota.
Jeremiah's work spans hybrid infrastructure, Microsoft 365 administration, security monitoring, incident response, governance, backup and recovery, virtualization, network troubleshooting, automation, and technology modernization. His software and automation work focuses on systems that make technical operations more understandable, controlled, and accountable.
He holds master's degrees in Information Technology Management and Cybersecurity and Information Assurance, along with a bachelor's degree in Software Development. His professional certifications include CompTIA SecurityX, CySA+, PenTest+, Security+, Network+, and A+.
Northwatch reflects the way Jeremiah approaches technical work: define the boundary, understand who owns each decision, test the behavior, preserve the evidence, and be honest about what has—and has not—been verified.