I Help Organizations Fix Complex Security Challenges at Scale

Reducing complexity | Improving visibility | Enabling confident decisions.

Discipline.

Performance.

Execution under pressure.

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That’s how I approach everything I do.

United States Army Veteran

I Help Enterprise Teams Fix Security That’s Working Too Hard

Most organizations don’t have a tooling problem — they have an architecture alignment problem.

I work with security and IT leaders to reduce tool sprawl, improve detection and response, and align security to scale with the business.

15+ years leading enterprise security architecture, presales strategy, and complex customer engagements across healthcare, SLED, and large enterprise.

300+ engagements | $300M+ TCV supported | 75%+ win rate

If your environment is growing faster than your security can keep up — I can help fix that.

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A Few Customers I've Worked With

Original & Curated Articles

I have published articles in various industry blogs and publications. Additionally, I have curated a selection of articles on similar topics that are considered to be of the highest quality. These articles help me stay up-to-date on industry trends.

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Causes I Believe In

I’ve experienced firsthand how quickly life can change. During my own challenges with homelessness and unemployment, I saw the impact these organizations have on veterans trying to rebuild their lives.

Supporting veterans isn’t just important to me—it’s personal.

Although I did not struggle with substance abuse, many of our nation’s warriors do — and they often face these battles alone. Having strong, accessible resources for veterans experiencing homelessness, addiction, or long-term unemployment is essential for their recovery, stability, and long-term success.

These men and women voluntarily swore an oath to defend our nation “against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” Ensuring they have the support they need when they return home is not just important — it’s our responsibility.

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