I live in the security and privacy world—tracking exploits, understanding attack vectors, and building defenses that actually work. Your digital assets deserve better than default configs and crossed fingers.
We stay ahead of the curve—tracking CVEs, zero-days, and exploit trends so you don't have to.
Harden your apps before attackers find the cracks. WAF, bot defense, and secure coding practices.
Lock down servers, networks, and cloud environments with defense-in-depth principles.
Your data is valuable. We treat it like it is—encryption, anonymization, and minimal collection.
I'm a privacy advocate who understands exactly how we're being tracked—from browser fingerprinting to cross-site pixels. I design systems that respect users and protect client interests.
Security isn't just theory—it's understanding how attackers think and building defenses that hold up under pressure.
Understanding the attacker's mindset
Building resilient, monitored systems
Meeting standards without the bureaucracy
The cybersecurity landscape changes daily. New exploits drop, attack methods evolve, and what worked yesterday might be vulnerable tomorrow.
I actively monitor:
This isn't just about reading headlines—it's about understanding how attacks work, why they succeed, and what we can do to prevent them.
The result? Your infrastructure gets proactive security, not reactive panic. Patches before exploits go wild. Defense in depth, not hope and prayers.
Security is a journey, not a destination—and I'm here to guide yours.
To defend effectively, you need to think like the adversary. I've spent years understanding offensive tactics—not to cause harm, but to build better defenses.
I know what attackers look for: misconfigured S3 buckets, exposed .git directories, weak CORS policies, timing attacks on authentication, privilege escalation paths in web apps.
Every system I build or audit gets the red team treatment: "What would I do if I wanted to compromise this?"
Then we fix it before the real attackers find it. Security by obscurity doesn't work. Proper architecture, monitoring, and response plans do.
Whether you need a security audit, hardening consultation, or ongoing threat monitoring—let's talk about protecting what matters.