CDC · Center for Global Health
Ran incident response and managed encryption across 75+ countries through the Ebola crisis.
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Kevin Stallard // Builder-operator · security since 1988
Security-backed product and platform builder. Thirty-eight years turning hard problems into things that ship — with the security depth underneath to prove it's real.
// ~14 platforms · built solo · under a year · AI-agentic, 10× leverage →
The short version
I build it. Or I come in and clean it up when it's gone sideways. Thirty-eight years of it, from both sides of the table — the vendor's and the board's.— Kevin Stallard, on the record
The receipts
Thirty-eight years, from one of the first intrusion detection systems ever shipped to a $69B acquisition. Drag through the short version.
CDC · Center for Global Health
Ran incident response and managed encryption across 75+ countries through the Ebola crisis.
Activision Blizzard → Microsoft
Owned security architecture across all 35 studios and 100,000+ endpoints through Microsoft's $69B acquisition — including what code could and couldn't cross into China.
EarthLink · Senior Abuse Engineer
Wrote the spam feedback loop years before the industry made it standard, and built the tooling that helped take down the "Spam King" and the "Buffalo Spammer."
U.S. Bank · Elavon
Protected $4B in card transactions in a single afternoon at Churchill Downs — and wrote the threat-hunting program at a $700B institution.
Internet Security Systems (IBM) · X-Force
Ran threat-signature delivery for RealSecure, one of the first intrusion detection systems ever shipped.
Georgia Tech · 1994
Stood up the first student-run web server — back when a question about the web meant emailing Tim Berners-Lee directly.
The full record — patents, the FBI call, the OCC examiners — is on the rap sheet.
Rooms I've been in
Where to go next
~14 platforms across security & governance, trust & information integrity, and the experience economy. Built solo, in under a year.
Open the file → 02Fractional CISO, security architecture, incident response, and executive advisory — select engagements.
Open the file → 03The 2 A.M. experiments — games, a whiskey, built because it sounded fun or because nobody else had.
Open the file → 04Thirty-eight years, from Georgia Tech's first student-run web server to a $69B acquisition. The whole rap sheet.
Open the file →Start the conversation
Maybe it's already on fire. Maybe you just don't trust the answers you're paying for. Either way, you'll be talking to me directly.