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Daniel joined the TraceSecurity team with a background in design engineering. At TraceSecurity, he typically performs risk assessments, IT security audits, and penetration testing. Daniel recently completed the Cybersecurity Bootcamp at the University of Colorado Boulder and earned his CompTIA Security+ certification. He also studied Applied Science & Engineering Graphics at Community College of Denver.
Policies Alone Don’t Make a Security Program
Policies and procedures are necessary for every organization. However, when it comes to security, businesses need more than that.
How to Streamline IT Audit Document Collection
Plenty of businesses have difficulty with IT audits. This is usually due to a lack of organization, but that can be solved with an evidence library.
The Overlooked Control in Information Security
Controls are anything that can connect or affect your network. Many things are considered, but there are some controls that are missed.
The Top Audit Findings TraceSecurity Saw in 2025
With technology advancing rapidly, there are plenty of things to watch out for in 2026. These are TraceSecurity's top audit findings.
What Examiners Really Look For in a Cybersecurity Risk Assessment
Cybersecurity risk assessments are an important part of any information security program. Examiners look for specific things.
Top 10 Cybersecurity Concepts for Financial Institutions in 2026
There are plenty 2026 cybersecurity concepts for financial institutions, but there are some that are more important than others.
Improve Phishing Defense with Microsoft Defender
Phishing is still a leading cause of cyber incidents across the world. Microsoft Defender makes it easier to be aware of it.
The Rise of SharePoint Phishing
SharePoint is becoming a large grouping of resources that organizations use. Protecting your Microsoft 365 environment is important.
How Microsoft 365 Quarantine Protects from Phishing and Spam
Microsoft 365 Quarantine is more than a holding area for “bad email.”