I build creative experiences for cyber startups, from “so it’s just another X?” to “so that’s what you do!” Why explain it when you can show it?
I was the kid who got bored before the explanation ended. I was always inventing something. Tech is boring, I want to make art. So I did. And when nobody noticed, I put it on walls. The galleries, on the other hand, weren’t waiting for me. So I learned to build it myself. Turns out I like building things that work. I ended up in cybersecurity, writing code, then running the product. And every customer call went the same way: “so it’s basically a scanner?” The tech was never the problem, the story around it was. So I went back to the notebook.
Here’s what I actually do: first, I go inside. I read your code, your docs, your customer calls. I find the thing you’re too deep in to see. Then I build what shows it, inside your brand, with your team. Nothing you already have gets replaced. Next time someone asks what you do, you show them.
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I build creative experiences for cyber startups
Hi, I’m Maya.
I build creative experiences for cyber startups
Why explain it when you can show it?
I was the kid who got bored before the explanation ended.
I was always inventing something.
So I did.
And when nobody noticed, I put it on walls.
The galleries, on the other hand, weren’t waiting for me.
Getting it seen wasn’t.
So I learned to build it myself.
Turns out I like building things that work.
I ended up in cybersecurity, writing code.
Then running the product.
Then I became a product manager.
And every customer call went the same way:
“so it’s basically a scanner?”
The tech was never the problem.
The story around it was.
So I went back to the notebook.
Here’s what I actually do.
First, I go inside.
I read your code, your docs, your customer calls.
I find the thing you’re too deep in to see.
Then I build what shows it.
Inside your brand, with your team.
Next time someone asks what you do,
you show them.
# flag MCP servers that can reach secrets def scan_server(cfg, env): risk = 0 for tool in cfg.tools: if tool.scope & (FS_WRITE | NET): risk += 3 if env.has("AWS_SECRET"): risk += 5 return Finding(cfg.id, sev(risk))