Adalberto

Security

Know the adversary before they know you.

Risk clarity across every surface.

New York · Cyber Threat Intelligence

Applied security practice

Threat intelligence. Policy. Infrastructure security.

I'm Adalberto Trujillo. I work where enterprise IT, cyber risk, and technology policy meet, turning security findings into decisions leadership can act on.

M.S. in Global Security, Conflict, and Cybercrime, NYU. Ten years in IT and cybersecurity at CUNY.

Experience & education

Selected affiliations

The City University of New York logoExperience
U.S. Department of Homeland Security logoExperience
New York University logoEducation
John Jay College of Criminal Justice logoEducation
The City University of New York logoExperience
U.S. Department of Homeland Security logoExperience
New York University logoEducation
John Jay College of Criminal Justice logoEducation
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Global threat surface

Actively exploited right now, in motion

Live from the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog · refreshed daily

Intelligence-led defense

Most security programs collect signals. Fewer turn them into a decision. I work in the gap between what the adversary is doing and what an organization does about it.

The test I care about is whether the mission still runs when something fails.

Practice areas

What I work on

01

Cyber Risk, Policy & Strategy

Turning technical risk into the governance, budgets, and policy decisions that determine what actually gets fixed — from national strategy to the enterprise.

  • — Security strategy and multi-year planning
  • — Policy analysis, standards, and program governance
  • — Executive briefings and decision support
02

Cyber Threat Intelligence

Tracking adversary behavior and turning raw reporting into decisions defenders can act on.

  • — Threat and vulnerability research mapped to adversary tradecraft
  • — Strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence reporting
  • — Crisis simulation and incident decision support
03

Enterprise IT & Security Operations

Running and hardening the systems organizations depend on — identity, network, endpoints, and cloud — as an IT specialist and cybersecurity liaison at CUNY.

  • — Identity, access, and account lifecycle management
  • — Network, endpoint, and cloud configuration baselines
  • — Security awareness, training, and liaison with leadership

Journal

Threat landscape

The threat journal is still in the works — new analysis is coming soon.