hey, I'm cyberbuff 👋

I'm a security researcher, developer, and open source advocate who brings a unique blend of offensive cybersecurity skills and software engineering expertise. I currently work in Red Team at Walmart logomark , where I specialize in Adversary Emulation, designing and executing realistic attack simulations. Prior to that, I led the software engineering team that built applications for the Cyber Deception, Security Operations Center, and SOAR platforms.


Outside of work, I contribute to and maintain open source projects including Atomic Red Team logomark Atomic Red Team , Atomic Red Team logomark Invoke-AtomicRedTeam , LOLRMM logomark LOLRMM , and 🍎 LOAS . I also speak at security conferences and meetups on topics like adversary emulation, detection engineering, and cyber deception.


I also helped start Cyber Deception Village logomark Cyber Deception Village , a community focused on advancing cyber deception research and practice. The village hosts talks and demos to emphasize the dynamic context of how cyber deception can be operationalized to influence attacker decision-making and enhance detection and protection of enterprise networks.


If you'd like to collaborate on a project, have a speaking opportunity, or just want to connect, feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or X .

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