About Me
My background is in offensive security operations - red team engagements, penetration testing, and intelligence work. The focus has always been on finding vulnerabilities before adversaries do.
I've conducted security assessments across government infrastructure, financial systems, and large-scale web platforms. Each engagement follows the same methodology: reconnaissance, enumeration, exploitation, and documentation. The work requires custom tooling - automation that finds weaknesses faster than manual testing alone.
Physical security assessments add another dimension. Badge cloning, access control bypass, wireless exploitation, and social engineering tests reveal gaps that network scans miss. The reality is that technical controls only matter if physical security is solid.
Intelligence training shapes how I approach assessments. It's about thinking like an adversary - understanding resources, objectives, and attack vectors. That perspective helps identify risks that traditional security audits overlook.
What This Means Practically
Penetration Testing
Real-world attack scenarios against production systems. Web apps, infrastructure, custom installations. Not just automated scans - actual adversarial thinking.
Software Development
Building with security integrated from the start. React, TypeScript, Python. SAST tools in CI/CD. This site was built that way - collaborative AI development with security hardening baked in.
Physical Security
Access control bypass. Wireless exploitation. Social engineering. Badge cloning. Testing whether your physical security matches your digital investment.
AI Integration
Practical AI for development and security ops. Process automation, threat modeling, assisted development. Proven through projects like this site and security testing frameworks.
Intelligence tradecraft applied to finding vulnerabilities before adversaries do.
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