Continuous monitoring, automated
Python, PowerShell, Bash, and Power Automate now produce the POA&M and ConMon evidence that used to be a week of copy-paste. Same package. Less theater.
Philadelphia · Public Trust · U.S. Citizen
I run continuous monitoring for SAP Concur’s FedRAMP environment — vulnerabilities, evidence, change review, and the report that has to land on time.
Day-to-day security operations on a small team for an authorized SaaS platform. The work is tracking, hunting, writing controls, and automating the parts that used to eat a week.
Python, PowerShell, Bash, and Power Automate now produce the POA&M and ConMon evidence that used to be a week of copy-paste. Same package. Less theater.
Splunk, Kibana, Nessus, and SQL extracts from Concur. If it matters, it goes on the risk register or the POA&M — not a slide that dies in a meeting.
Internal SAP CAP + UI5 app used by the ConMon team for VDR, VER, SCN, and SDR workflows and KSI connectors. Built with Claude Code. OSCAL POA&M export is next.
Advise on data handling, significant-change review, and monitoring before AI capabilities reach the FedRAMP-authorized production path.
SAP America, Newtown Square. Three roles, same company.
Vulnerability management, POA&M, threat hunting, SCN review, ConMon evidence, KSI collection, risk register, DISA / CIS STIGs
SAML, OAuth, PKI, TLS/SSL, access reviews
AWS GovCloud, Splunk, Nessus / Tenable, Kibana, Azure AD, F5, ServiceNow, Jira, SAP CAP, SAPUI5, Kali
Python, PowerShell, Bash, SQL, Power Automate, NIST OSCAL, Claude Code
NIST SP 800-53, FedRAMP Rev 5 / 20x, CR2026, CMMC, DoD IL-5
Music degree, then a help desk, then identity tickets, then authorized-cloud operations. The through-line is systems that have to stay correct under someone else’s audit.
FedRAMP / GRC work, ConMon automation, or reviewing an AI feature against an authorization boundary.