I’m a Security Engineer with 12+ years of experience spanning across the security spectrum — from Application Security and DLP to Email Security, Threat Modeling, and Detection Engineering. I started out in AppSec and secure design reviews, grew through DLP and email controls, and evolved into a threat-focused engineer obsessed with solving real-world problems using data, cloud, and smart detection. 🔍 These days, I specialize in building scalable, threat-informed detection pipelines for cloud-native, container-heavy environments — where Detection Engineering meets Data Engineering. Whether it’s turning packets into signal or crafting long-term log ingestion strategies, I love working at the intersection of: 💡 Threat detection 🛰️ Cloud & Kubernetes 🧠 Data pipelines With hands-on experience across GCP, AWS, Kubernetes, Kafka, and behavioral analytics, I bring deep technical understanding paired with a strong sense of mission. I'm a huge advocate for women in cybersecurity, and I genuinely love what I do. This isn’t just a career — it’s a passion. Whether it’s breaking down a complex detection problem, helping someone break into the field, or pushing for better representation, I bring everything I’ve got. I believe in doing meaningful work, mentoring with intention, and showing up as my full self in the field.
Detection consulting • Security/data engineering collabs • Mentoring women in cyber • K8s security • Speaking opportunities
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Oct 2, 2025 · 8 min read · Introduction Over the past few years, software supply-chain attacks have become one of the most disruptive and damaging trends in cybersecurity. Instead of directly targeting hardened corporate networks, adversaries now compromise the software compon...
Join discussionApr 11, 2025 · 3 min read · In an era where cyber threats are more evasive, automated, and persistent than ever, relying solely on traditional detection methods just doesn't cut it. As defenders, we’re expected to outsmart threat actors using an ever-growing sea of logs, alerts...
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