The human layer, made defensible.
Most security failures start with people, not code. I bring security depth and learning design to the layer your tooling cannot patch.
For teams whose annual training gets clicked through and forgotten.
Training built with learning science, not bought off a shelf: scenarios drawn from how your people actually work, including AI-enhanced social engineering.
Sessions designed for behavior change, with reinforcement that continues after the meeting ends.
YOU LEAVE WITH: A workforce that recognizes the attack in front of them, and training metrics that measure behavior, not attendance.
For organizations that have hardened systems but never mapped their people-layer risk.
Structured review of where human risk actually lives: behavior, process, and culture, not just phishing click rates.
Findings grounded in how work really happens, gathered without blame theater.
YOU LEAVE WITH: A prioritized report: which human-layer risks matter most, why, and the order to fix them in.
For conferences, teams, and leadership groups that want substance over slideware.
Hands-on workshops and talks on behavioral science, AI-era threats, and awareness that goes beyond checking a compliance box.
Every session built like a lesson, not a lecture: participants leave having done the thing, not just heard about it.
YOU LEAVE WITH: A room that leaves with a changed mental model and something concrete to apply the next day.
- 20+ years teaching, from clinical healthcare to cybersecurity.
- MS in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance; 25+ industry certifications.
- MEd in Education Technology and Instructional Design starting September 2026.
Security expertise tells you what to teach. Learning science tells you how. I do both, and the full story is on the About page.