Who I am
For more than a decade I have built and secured cloud infrastructure for companies in media, healthtech, and nationwide logistics. My day-to-day is the unglamorous core of running real systems: cloud architecture, Kubernetes, DevOps pipelines, identity, and the security controls that keep all of it standing. Most of that work is invisible when it goes right — which is exactly the point.
I am Co-Founder of Temika Cyber, where I focus on security and infrastructure, and I have spent a good part of my career building and leading the engineering teams who keep these systems alive under pressure.
What this site is
This site is my personal home on the web. It has three parts: a short overview of things I have built, a way to get in touch, and the part I spend the most time on — my writing.
The writing is a working notebook on the topics I deal with professionally: AI agent and LLM security, cloud and Kubernetes infrastructure, DevOps and platform engineering, AI infrastructure and GPUs, application and API security, and security operations and governance. I write the explanations I wish I'd had when a new CVE, standard, or tool landed on my plate — practical, specific, and grounded in how this actually plays out in production.
Why trust what you read here
Everything here is published under my own name and reviewed before it goes out. I link to primary sources — vendor advisories, CVE records, specifications, and official docs — so you can check the claims yourself rather than take my word for it. When I get something wrong, I correct it and say so. You can read more about how the writing is produced and checked on the Editorial Standards page.
Elsewhere
The best place to reach me is email at [email protected] or on LinkedIn. If a post here was useful, or wrong, I'd genuinely like to hear about it.