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A. Stryker
Cybersecurity and Generative AI Specialist
A. Stryker, whose full name is Ashley Stryker, is currently the Threat Communications Manager at Blackpoint Cyber, where she holds the position of Head of Security Communications and Planning (SCP).1 Here are some key details about her professional background:
Current Role
Ashley Stryker has been working at Blackpoint Cyber since January 2024, a position she has held for approximately 7 months.1 In this role, she is responsible for threat communications and planning.
Professional Experience
Previous Positions::
- Sr. Cybersecurity Content Manager at Ivanti (April 2022 - January 2024)
- Researcher and Editorial Writer for DoD & Government Contracts at Crosby
- Consultant Researcher and Content Writer at Independent School Management (December 2013 - November 2016)
- Research and Writing Intern at East Stroudsburg University (June 2010 - August 2010)
Education
Ashley holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from:
- Schreyer Honors College at Penn State
- Penn State University
- East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania
Certifications
Ashley has obtained several professional certifications in the cybersecurity field, including:
- CompTIA Security+
- Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
- Certified In Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC)
- Cybersecurity (CC) from ISC2
- Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) from ISC2
Professional Interests
Ashley describes herself as someone interested in "Cyber Threat Intelligence" and "Risk Research and Content".1 She also humorously mentions that she "Will Adopt Orphan Chocolates and Caterpillars!"
Her LinkedIn profile demonstrates a strong background in cybersecurity, content creation, and research, which aligns well with her current role in security communications and planning at Blackpoint Cyber.
Highlights
I spoke at DEF CON 32 on a standing-room-only panel sponsored by the Adversary Village on the Creator Stages.
Holy cow.
More later, once I kick con crud, but I just wanted to put that out there before I forgot.
(... it was amazing.)
❤️
Looks like I'm headed to Toronto in October for Security Education Conference Toronto (SecTor)
😁
More details to come, I'm sure -- but for this afternoon, I'm just excited!
Thank you so much to the panel committee, who liked the concept and reached out to give me a chance to tighten up the abstract. 😁 It meant a lot that they bothered to ask me to fix it, rather than dismiss it as not up to snuff.
Annnnnd in the meantime? I've got to finish up the 4-hour version of this talk for Security BSides Las Vegas 😉
