Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT)
I maintain CAT with The Engine Room’s team, improving accessibility and language support so civil society organisations can assess and strengthen their digital security.
I am a cybersecurity professional working to build Civil Society Organizations’ technical and practical capacity in the face of fast-evolving digital threats and pushing to keep platforms and systems they depend on to be accountable for the harm they enable. I currently do Resilient Technical Infrastructures work at The Engine Room, helping civil society organizations stay secure and in control of their technology and data. Before this, I was a Tech & Society Fellow at the Mozilla Foundation, researching disinformation and algorithmic accountability.
I have a background in Mathematics and Computer Science. Here I write about what I build and learn: digital security, low-level programming, AI engineering, DevOps and the tech I love using. Plus the books I read and the records I spin.
Work featured in Wired, BBC, The New York Times, Vice, TechCrunch, PCMag, Rest of World and Stanford Social Innovation Review.
I maintain CAT with The Engine Room’s team, improving accessibility and language support so civil society organisations can assess and strengthen their digital security.
An ARM-based operating system built for learning, with a step-by-step guide anyone can follow to build their own.
With Odanga Madung. Covered by Wired, BBC, Vice and Rest of World.
With Denisse Albornoz and Nathaly Espitia, alongside Guardian Project.
39 books reviewed and 32 records catalogued, from Fela Kuti to Walter Gieseking.
Get a cited answer drawn from everything I’ve written.