The path from 600 feet under the ocean to your boardroom.
I started my career in the weapons department of U.S. Navy Trident submarines. Serving on the Lafayette-class USS Casimir Pulaski (SSBN 633) and the USS Ohio (SSBN 726), I helped maintain Trident C-4 tactical missiles and weapons systems. I was responsible for systems where a single failure didn't generate a ticket โ it put 130 lives at risk. From treadmills to nuclear weapons and everything in between, that's where I learned what security actually means. Not as a compliance checkbox. Not as a framework mapping exercise. As a discipline that keeps people safe.
For the next two decades, I took that discipline into enterprise technology across the Seattle area โ building, securing, and transforming infrastructure across industries. Then in 2022, I went to the other side of the table.
As a cybersecurity assessor with DCMA/DIBCAC, I've participated in 80+ formal assessments of Defense Industrial Base contractors against NIST SP 800-171A and CMMC. I've seen what passes. I've seen what fails. And I've pioneered an AI-augmented methodology that reduced SSP drafting time from weeks to hours.
Seattle CISO makes that assessor-grade expertise available to you โ before you face a formal assessment. I bridge the gap between your technical team and your executive leadership, translating complex security requirements into clear, practical programs that actually work.