Created a pragmatic cybersecurity use case for a small to mid-size towing and towing service company — outlining risk surface, prioritized controls, and a security roadmap tailored to limited IT resources. The design illustrated how even lean operations can deploy SIEM, endpoint protections, and basic threat response without major disruption. This use case served as a repeatable template for similar SMB clients.
Developed a layered security design tailored for Tulane University’s complex IT environment, with particular attention to identity controls, cloud workload isolation, and advanced log telemetry. The architecture offered a future-ready framework that supported both academic freedom and data protection. It enabled Tulane’s stakeholders to plan for secure growth with senior technical and executive teams aligned.
Led a technical boot camp for the City of Dallas cybersecurity or IT teams, teaching them critical principles and practices of cybersecurity deployments, architecture, and operations. Through this interactive training, participants gained hands-on experience in secure design, threat detection, and response workflows. The training improved the city’s internal security maturity and preparedness for future vendor engagements.