Writing | Editing | Information Design

Written in early 2026. AI agents have wreaked much havoc since then! Securing agentic behavior is a curious and ongoing challenge.

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 shared 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.

A critical question for leadership: Which team owns cloud security?

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.