Thinking about better guardrails for AI agents.

Strategies for gaining better control over code in production.

I liked writing this blog because it cites a fascinating study about hidden bias (or the fallibility of what we consider common sense).

A brilliant point in this one: all the "secret knowledge" can't be owned by just one team member. Also, burnout is bad.

I loved this assignment because the research taught me so much about Python packages and Machine Learning.

A peek into Kubernetes multi-tenancy, the potential risks that lurk within it, and a cool thing called NamespaceHound.

Clint dropped a lot of wisdom here.

I created this cheat sheet at Snyk to educate customers on how Snyk's platform can support their regulatory compliance programs.

The goal of this blog was to distill critical info about the customer journey for those who weren't at the event.

Getting speakers to pay attention long enough for a full interview is like herding cats (cats who just want to get to the open bar).

I project-managed this report and co-wrote it. I also did research, editing, following up, question resolution, and friendly nudging.

Another customer story, this one focused on making security developer-friendly.

A byline I wrote promoting the State of Open Source Security report.

I scripted this video when I worked at Snyk. It's been a while, but I'm still fond of that clever purple dog.

The best promotion for any tool is a trusted colleague saying, "hey, check out this cool thing."

Automation making things work better without breaking them.

For giggles.

A straightforward and slightly silly walk-through of custom Slack commands for FireHydrant.

The knowledge shared in this panel was valuable, and the panelists were warm, clever humans. I tried to let that show through.