A mission born from expertise - and a personal resolve.
Blue Goat Cyber's story starts a decade before the company existed. In 2014, founder Christian Espinosa launched Alpine Security to help manufacturers navigate FDA expectations and protect the patients who depend on connected devices. After selling Alpine in 2020, a serious health scare gave Christian a firsthand appreciation for how much modern medicine depends on technology working safely, reliably, and securely.
In 2022, he founded Blue Goat Cyber with a sharper, more personal mission: protect lives by making sure medical devices are secure by design and ready for FDA scrutiny. Since then, the team has supported submissions for startups and global manufacturers alike - including Intuitive Surgical, bioMérieux, Nova Biomedical, Inogen, and Natera - across robotic surgery systems, diagnostic platforms, blood analyzers, wearables, and SaMD.
We're a service-disabled veteran-owned business with a 100% success rate on FDA cybersecurity submissions. Every engagement is fixed-fee with unlimited retests, and if a submission is rejected for cybersecurity reasons we resolve the deficiencies at no additional cost. That's not a marketing promise - it's how we structure the work.

A health scare made the mission personal. Patients depend on connected devices working safely - every time. That's not a slogan. It's why we only do MedTech.




