The people who sign the deliverables.
Eighteen years across federal red-team and adversary emulation. Started GWSSG to build the platform he kept wishing his agency could buy.
Tracked nation-state operators for twelve years. Author of the GW actor-cluster taxonomy. Reads adversary forum traffic for fun.
Designed the temporal property graph store. Sleeps when the ingest dashboard is green. Has strong opinions about distributed checkpoints.
Embeddings, retrieval, and the part where you make the model stop lying. PhD in graph representation learning.
The people on your bridge at three in the morning.
Energy and OT specialist. Has personally walked four control rooms back from the brink.
Malware tooling and implant analysis. Speaks IDA Pro fluently. Owes nothing to anybody's vendor.
Owns our passive DNS pipeline. Keeps a printed copy of RFC 1035 on his desk and a half-decent attitude about it.
Built our distributed scanner from a blank text editor. Nine geographies, one config plane.
Latin-America desk. Translates carder forum chatter into briefings nobody else has.
Embedding pipelines and vector store ops. Treats the alert collapser like a pet she has to feed twice a day.
Writes the rules and counter-rules. Has a dim view of dashboards that don't tell you what to do.
Cloud exposure and identity surface. Knows precisely how IAM has betrayed you in the last week.
Lives in the property graph. Will optimize a Cypher query into something you didn't think was legal.
Reads certificate transparency logs the way other people read the morning news.
Twenty-year veteran of incident response. The voice you actually want to hear at 2:47 a.m.
Keeps the deliverables auditable, the engagements clean, and the contracts tight.
Senior counsel from operators we trust.
Three decades in maritime cyber operations. On the board for the strategic perspective and the colorful sea metaphors.
Faculty in ML systems. Keeps us honest about what our models can and can't claim.
Former CISO of a global financial. Knows what a board actually wants to read.
Internet measurement researcher. Brings the academic rigor; takes the operational reality back to the lab.