
I work at the intersection between security engineering, governance, and human behavior. I coach early-career practitioners, translate cyberpsychology research into practical habits through my Cyber Lenses framework.
My journey spans industrial design, application development, telecommunications, enterprise networking, IT leadership, security engineering, and security consulting.
I speak at community events, teach, and publish concise research notes. I favor clear language, measured risk, and steady delivery.
Expect candid guidance, hands-on frameworks, and a nudge toward action. Different paths can win in this field; your lens, context, and energy should guide role choice.
Ready to compare lenses? Let’s connect.
I care deeply about human in cybersecurity. How people think, decide, and behave during defense work. That focus shapes my research, my advise, and my projects.
I am building on my cyberpsychoogy research to empower you to be mentally health in practice and help your teams succeed at change (such as with Human-AI Co-Teaming).
Thanks to generous feedback around these themes, I am writing a concise, analog guide that distills my research into practical habits. I plan to share a free, printed edition.
Why analog? Pen, paper, and slow reading trigger my best thinking, which I then amplify with IA systems like CrewAI, Claude, and peers.
Stay tuned as I move through drafting; a printed edition could land soon. Join my email list below to know when!

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