Anne's dog Suschka researching unknown terrain in the Norwegian mountains.

My research

What makes AppSec systems resilient?

What fuels my research

Hands-on experience

After being a software developer for five years I transitioned into AppSec to build an 'AppSec program' from scratch.

Today, I use this combined perspective to help my clients understand, steer, and optimize their socio-technical systems for resilience. These real-world projects keep my work grounded.

I get my hands dirty.

Collective wisdom

I conduct interviews with AppSec leads and combine everything with insights from diverse fields like psychology, leadership, and personal development.

I share my learnings in my weekly newsletter on Substack until they eventually become the foundation for future resilient AppSec systems.

I love to connect the dots.

Everyday uncertainty

I left comfort and security behind to embrace my own adventure traveling full-time in my grumpy old Chevy Blazer. This made handling uncertainty an essential part of my life.

This lifestyle taught me that maximal freedom comes from security created within. It comes from resilience.

I must be resilient myself.

What to learn more about my research?
1999 Chevy Blazer parked in the misty Norwegian moutains. Researching resilient AppSec systems from the road.