About this blog
This blog documents my ongoing learning and thinking around building secure cloud APIs and systems, with a focus on clarity, risk, and long-term security decisions.
I work in environments where mistakes are expensive and security issues often appear long after the original design choices were made. Many problems are not caused by a lack of tools or effort, but by misunderstood trust boundaries, identity assumptions, and decisions that quietly accumulate security debt.
The posts here are written as part of a deliberate learning process. They explore how secure systems actually fail in practice, how small teams can make better security decisions without enterprise overhead, and which architectural choices are difficult to reverse later.
This is not a tutorial blog and not a collection of best-practice checklists. Topics are approached slowly and carefully, and may be revisited as understanding improves.
My goal is simple: to develop and share clearer security judgment over time.