Writing

What card tricks and adversarial spectators taught me about stakeholder management, boardroom confidence, and why I'm recommending every cybersecurity leader I mentor picks up a deck of cards.

Delivered a guest lecture at NHL Stenden's Emmen campus to International Business students, demystifying cybersecurity through hands-on demonstrations of real-world attacks, threat modeling, and attack surface analysis. A highly practical session designed to make cybersecurity tangible and relevant for non-technical audiences.

Returned to NHL Stenden to deliver a lecture on the future of machine learning, covering adversarial inputs, ML-as-a-service, and the impact of tools like ChatGPT.

Delivered an invited lecture and lab at NHL Stenden on text classification with SciKit Learn, covering models like Naive Bayes, SVMs, and Random Forests. An incredibly rewarding return to teaching with great student participation and hands-on learning.

Attended the 4th IEEE RSDA workshop at ISSRE 2019 in Berlin to present our paper on inferring password composition policies from leaked datasets, a key part of our project towards creating high-quality real-world password datasets for future research!