Marine. Strength coach. Law enforcement and OSINT. Now DevSecOps. WraithSec is built and maintained by one person, because most of the world cannot afford the security it needs.
You can be sure of succeeding in your attacks if you only attack places which are undefended.
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
Served with the Marines through deployments and high-pressure training, then spent years as a strength coach while running private security work. The body learns stress before the mind does. Those years built the chassis: how to load, how to recover, and how to build other people back stronger than they started.
Patrol ops, gang investigations, and computer forensics supporting global operations for missing children. Deep investigative discipline, pattern recognition, threat modeling, and evidence-based analysis. OSINT became a specialty, and the adversary mindset became second nature.
Moved into IT support, network engineering, and cloud infrastructure, with multiple certifications across security and cloud platforms. The technical foundation: how systems talk, how they break, and how they are defended.
Working at the intersection of development, security, and operations, weighted toward defense. Secure cloud-native architectures, DevSecOps pipelines, and detections and hardening that hold up under real pressure. Under WraithSec he builds open-source blue-team and defensive tooling solo, the same discipline he brings to individuals, teams, and companies through Combat2Cloud.
Four careers taught the same lesson from four angles: attackers go where nobody is watching. The people with the least coverage are the ones who cannot write an enterprise check. So the defensive tooling gets built in the open, given away, and kept free to run and audit.
WraithSec is that work: open-source blue-team and defensive tools, designed and built by one developer. The consulting side, and the full story, live at Combat2Cloud.
Notes on security, the adversary mindset, and the road from the field to the keyboard.
The full story, the writing, and the consulting side are at Combat2Cloud. The tools are here, free.