Built on Local Standing and Global Standards.
Total 360 Security Barbados Limited is what happens when four-plus decades of Barbados finance, insurance, and small-business leadership meet an international technology, security, and governance operating model built over thirty years.
Why This Partnership Exists
Caribbean organisations have access to global cybersecurity products. What they have rarely had is a local operator capable of running them to international standard — with the relationships, language, and accountability that only come from a partner who is part of the community they serve.
Total 360 Security Barbados Limited closes that gap. The Total 360 group brings the operating model, the engineering, and the credentials. Robert Homer and his network bring the standing, the access, and four-plus decades of Barbadian operating experience. One founder defines the standard; one local principal ensures it lands.
Don Oxman — Founder and Partner
Don Oxman is the founder of the Total 360 group and President of Total 360 Security, the Enterprise Security Risk Management firm he established in 2014. He brings nearly thirty years of experience across the military, government, and commercial sectors to the operating model behind Total 360 Security Barbados Limited.
Mr. Oxman began his career in the United States Army, where he served for eight years as a Senior Russian, Ukrainian, and Serbian interrogator and linguist. He performed and supervised interrogations, debriefings, and linguist-support activities worldwide, acting as lead Russian and Ukrainian linguist on operations spanning every branch of the armed forces, JSOC, and numerous federal agencies. He qualified as an Advanced Linguist in Russian and Ukrainian and an Intermediate Linguist in Serbian, and held a TS/SCI clearance.
He went on to lead enterprise network and security operations at scale. As Director of the Network and Security Operations Center for AT&T's State of Texas account, he managed network and security operations across the state's service-provider MPLS and ISP networks, led a team of CCIE- and CCNP/CCSP-certified engineers and penetration testers, and authored statewide security policies in close coordination with government agencies. Earlier, he established the security practice at Pinnacle Business Systems as Security Practice Lead and Senior Security Technical Architect, following a series of senior systems-engineering and network-leadership roles across law firms and enterprises.
In 2014 he founded Total 360 Security to deliver what the prevailing service model did not: security treated as structural rather than reactive. The group has since grown into a vertically integrated organisation spanning security advisory and Enterprise Security Risk Management (Total 360 Security), Security-Controlled IT Operations (Total 360 Technology), and the Total 360 Compass assessment and risk-reporting platform — now extended to the region through Total 360 Security Barbados Limited.
Mr. Oxman holds the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), and Certified Protection Professional (CPP) designations, alongside Microsoft, Cisco, and Palo Alto network-security certifications. He earned a Master's degree in Security Management and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with post-graduate studies at MIT and Harvard and additional certificate study in homeland security, cybersecurity, and international security management. He is an active member of ISACA, ISC2, ASIS, FBI InfraGard, and MS-ISAC.
Robert Michael Homer — Partner and Local Principal
Robert Michael Homer is the founder of R.M.H Accounting Services (registered in the Barbados Register of Business Names on 16 March 1990 under No. 9806) and RMH Financial Consultants Inc. (RMHFCI), registered under the Companies Act of Barbados under Company No. 25324 on 23 May 2005. Mr. Homer has served as CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors of RMHFCI since its inception.
Mr. Homer is the Financial Consultant for the Mango Bay Hotel Group of Companies, a position he has held for the past 15 years, and is a recipient of the People's Choice Award for Entrepreneur of the Year during the SBA / First Citizens Bank Small Business Week in 2015.
He is a certified Intuit QuickBooks User and Trainer since 2011 and has trained hundreds of students at the Small Business Association (SBA) of Barbados in Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced QuickBooks over the past decade. Mr. Homer is a member of the SBA and served as an elected member of its Board of Directors from 2010 to 2019, including as Treasurer.
Mr. Homer has been a member of the Barbados Workers Union Co-operative Credit Union Limited since 1995. He was elected in June 2011 and served as Treasurer of its Board of Directors until June 2014. He previously served as Secretary of the Supervisory Committee of the BWU Credit Union from 2007 to 2010 and has served on the Finance Committee for over a decade. He is a recipient of the Credit Union's 35th Anniversary Volunteer Award (2019).
Mr. Homer began his career in accounting and finance on 12 May 1980 with the Goddard Enterprises Ltd Group at Barbados Commercial Insurance Co., Ltd., where he served as Accounts Clerk through Accountant until 1991, when he resigned to become an entrepreneur.
In 1995 he joined Co-operators General Insurance Company Limited as Accountant, rising to Finance Officer through 2001. During this period he led the lobby of the credit unions on the increase in general-insurance capital requirements from one million to three million dollars (achieved without contribution from the largest credit union in Barbados), and in 1998 led reinsurance negotiations in Banff, Canada, that removed approximately $900,000 in accumulated losses from the company's balance sheet and replaced them with $900,000 in retained earnings after tax in a single fiscal year (1999). He then authored the business continuation plan that underwrote the development of the company's current headquarters in Collymore Rock, St. Michael.
From 2002 to 2005 Mr. Homer served as Financial Consultant to the Caribbean Airways Ltd Group, including Caribbean Aircraft Handling Company Ltd and Club Caribbean Ltd, at Grantley Adams International Airport. He was appointed to the Finance Committee of the Board and, with the CEO, co-authored a business continuation plan that — when presented to the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance — removed consideration of the company's closure, preserved approximately 350 jobs, and resulted in the conversion of debt owing to the Crown into equity of the company, improving solvency.
In 2018 he sat on the committee that developed the standards for the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Council, National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) in Accounting for Small Business — Level 3. He is a recipient of the TVET Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ) Certification in Developing a New or an Existing Business Enterprise — Level 3 (2016).
Mr. Homer received a Management Diploma from the University of Bradford in the United Kingdom in 2001 and has been certified in Principles of Economics and Management Accounting & Finance since 1992.
The Operating Model Behind the Local Brand
Total 360 Security Barbados Limited operates under the technical and methodological framework of the Total 360 group, led by founder Don Oxman:
• Total 360 Security — security advisory, Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM), and compliance programme design.
• Total 360 Technology — Security-Controlled IT Operations.
• Total 360 Compass — the governance, risk, and compliance platform that powers assessments and risk reporting.
The group's work is aligned to recognised frameworks including the CIS Controls, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, ISO 27001, and the Barbados Data Protection Act (2019). It is structured for vertical integration — not vendor fragmentation.
Memberships
ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association)
FBI InfraGard
ISC2 (International Information System Security Certification Consortium)
ASIS (American Society for Industrial Security)
ISCPP (International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners)
MS-ISAC (Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center)
ITDRC (Information Technology Disaster Resource Center)
IACSP (International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals)
What We Believe
Fragmented vendors create gaps. Gaps create risk.
Support activity is not security. A camera is not a security programme. A compliance binder is not a compliance operation. Hardware markups create misaligned incentives.
Security, technology, and governance must be structural, continuous, and enforced — together.