From 22,000 to 600,000+ annual blog readers
Led content through the IBM acquisition, ghostwrote the CTO's blog and turned it into a credited ebook.
Read the case study →Selected work
Published pieces with my name or my client's name on them, long and short. Each one links to where it ran, with a line on why it's worth your time.
Case studies
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Led a six-person team and the lead-generation strategy; $1.6M in qualified pipeline in Q1 2025.
Read the case study →Huntress on the ScreenConnect "SlashAndGrab" flaw
One strong security post a month: what works and what I'd change.
Read the teardown →Where Attackers Infiltrate Your Network and How to Beat Them
Credited by name alongside David Wolpoff (co-founder & CTO, Randori) on the Amazon listing, adapted from posts on his Medium blog below. A full-length security book that has to stay technically right in every chapter.
View on Amazon →David Wolpoff's "hexadecimoose" blog
Ghostwrote this blog for David Wolpoff (co-founder & CTO, Randori). The Amazon ebook above grew out of it. Shown here with his permission.
Read on Medium →Social Engineering Isn't a Training Problem
Challenges the industry's default answer (more awareness training) with a sharper one: attackers now have enough personal data to be convincing. Written to change a security buyer's mind.
Read on DeleteMe →Business Email Compromise (BEC) Works Because It Looks Like Work
Reframes a common enterprise attack in terms a non-technical executive will act on: BEC succeeds because it blends into everyday work.
Read on DeleteMe →LAPSUS$: How a Group of Teenagers Changed Cybercrime Forever
A case study of a named threat actor, built on research and reporting.
Read on DeleteMe →Why Executive Protection Shouldn't Rely on the Executive
Written for the person who owns the budget (security, legal or HR) rather than a general reader, and argues the program can't depend on executives changing their own habits.
Read on DeleteMe →Why Doesn't Gen Z Care About Privacy?
A research-driven thought-leadership piece unpacking generational attitudes toward data privacy for a consumer-privacy security brand, with an angle most privacy posts miss.
Read on DeleteMe →Why "Everyone Already Has My Data Anyway" Is a Myth
Takes the excuse people use to do nothing and turns it into a reason to act.
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