Head up all editorial and publishing at Cybercrime Magazine, Page ONE for the Cybersecurity Industry.Cybercrime Magazine features reports from Cybersecurity Ventures and other sources – providing cyber economic data used by the world's largest media outlets, governments, academia, associations, vendors, and industry experts.

Head up all editorial and publishing at the world’s leading researcher covering the global cyber economy, and a trusted source for cybersecurity facts, figures, and statistics.Followed and interviewed by media outlets, professional journals, academia, governments, technology vendors, and associations globally. Routinely featured and quoted on cybercrime, cybersecurity employment, hacks, and data breaches.Wrote more than 425 articles on cybersecurity for media properties including CSO, Cybercrime Magazine, DarkReading, Entrepreneur, Forbes, Homeland Security Today, Sand Hill, and others.Named by LinkedIn as one of 5 cybersecurity influencers to follow.

Cybersecurity researcher, publisher, journalist, and community organizer.Started up and now lead a tech industry publisher focused on cybercrime research and the cybersecurity market. PeopleComm, Inc. owns and operates Cybersecurity Ventures and Cybercrime Magazine, which has been our exclusive business since Oct. 2014.Since our inception in 1999, PeopleComm, Inc. has been conducting cybersecurity market research globally. In previous years, we simultaneously started up, fully financed, operated, and licensed two digital businesses, and two offline businesses, related to the information security field.

One year contract, via PeopleComm, Inc., to assist Chairman, CEO, and co-founders with initial business formation, raising venture capital, recruiting the initial sales team, and presenting to industry analysts. e-Security, Inc. acquired technology from Harris Corp. and was one of the early SIEM providers before SIEM was coined as an industry term. e-Security, Inc. was eventually acquired by Novell in 2006 for $72M.

Held sales, product, and professional services positions while McAfee Associates went from 90 people to a multi-hundred million dollar global market leading security vendor. Placed on domestic and international special assignments by the executive staff.

Co-founded LAN Associates, a network integrator headquartered on Long Island, N.Y. Grew business to 40 people with offices in the Greater New York City and South Florida regions. The company was eventually acquired by Konica Minolta.

Designed, installed, and supported local area networks for corporate customers serviced by three ComputerLand franchise locations (Forest Hills, Fresh Meadows, and New York City).

My first job in the computer industry. Covered the five boroughs of New York City and Nassau County (Long Island). Installed and repaired New York State Lottery mainframe terminals and electro-mechanical printers under a contract CDC had with NYS.

Basketball Instructor and Counselor at Kutsher's Sports Academy (KSA), a top summer sleep-away sports camp for children ages 7-17.