Publications

You can find writings of mine that appear elsewhere listed below.

Contents:
Bylines
Work Blogposts
Podcast Appearances

last updated 2024-10-12

Bylines
Security Reviews of SaaS Services in the GenAI Era

Work Blogposts:
Removing the Mask: How Neurodiversity Strengthens Cybersecurity - co-written with Travis Hall, on the subject of neurodiverse infosec workers, why this is important, and how to include them.

Celebrating Neurodiversity: How Companies Can Create Safe Spaces Using Employee Resource Groups - Written about being neurodiverse in security, and the experience of creating a Neurodiversity Employee Resource Group in partnership with HR's DEI initiative.

The Awe and Horror of Cybersecurity - Halloween-themed post on engaging with infosec through the philosophy of horror.

Teach Your Parents Well: Smartphone Security and Aging Parents - written on an aging parent losing a cellphone, security considerations of that, and things to do ahead of time to avoid big problems.

Stop Crypto Kleptos in Their Tracks - About identifying campaigns targeting cryptocurrency companies and their vendors using IDN homograph attacks.

Elevate Your Risk Perception With Early Detection Using Domain Monitors - About using domain monitors to keep an eye on the security of SaaS vendors that companies traditionally have much less visibility with.

Vegas or Bust: A First-timer's Review of Black Hat and DEFCON

How To Create A Security Operations Newsletter

The Move to Mastodon: Tips and Tricks - On the migration of infosec folks from Twitter to Mastodon.

Nowhere Near Extinction: Mastodon One Year Later

Podcast Appearances

Cyber Work podcast: Recruiting and nurturing neurodivergent professionals in cybersecurity - A great conversation led by Chris Sienko on neurodivergence, infosec, formative experiences, and where and how we can move forward from here.

Breaking Badness
Breaking Badness is the excellent and entertaining podcast produced by my workplace, DomainTools. I'm usually on it every month or two to rant alongside much more even-tempered folks!

Most recently I was on the Book Club episode talking about one of my favorite things: BOOKS!