The Person Behind the Infrastructure

I've spent my career in cybersecurity — from hands-on infrastructure work to senior engineering roles at companies including Google. I've spent years studying how attackers think, running global threat intelligence networks, and speaking at security conferences around the world about what actually happens when systems aren't properly defended.

EZunx exists because the hosting market is full of companies that prioritize volume over care. Shared servers running outdated software. Security monitoring that's really just a checkbox. Support that means opening a ticket and waiting three days.

My clients get something different. They get infrastructure I've personally built and hardened. They get monitoring I've configured and actively review. And they get me — directly accessible when something needs attention.

What That Looks Like in Practice

I run a global honeypot network spanning five continents and 17+ countries. I watch attack patterns in real time, track threat actors, and apply what I learn directly to how I defend client infrastructure. When a new campaign starts sweeping the internet, I'm not reading about it in a newsletter — I'm watching it happen.

My clients include small businesses, local media outlets, nonprofits, and cultural institutions. Almost all of them found EZunx the same way: someone they trust told them about it.

On the Infrastructure

EZunx operates across three geographically dispersed US colocation data centers, with cross-city backup replication so a single facility issue never means downtime for clients. Authoritative DNS runs on dedicated hardware in the colos and in the cloud for resilience.

I've also proven that the infrastructure delivers. In testing, 20-25 person video conferences routed through US servers from Portugal ran without a single buffering event or noticeable lag. That's not luck — that's what proper infrastructure planning looks like.

Trusted by the Security Community

EZunx hosts BSides.org — the global umbrella site for one of the largest grassroots security conference networks in the world — along with four individual BSides events. That's not a client acquisition story. That's a community that knows what good infrastructure looks like, choosing to run on it.

Why Word of Mouth

I've never run ads. Every EZunx client came through a referral or a personal connection. That's intentional. It means every client relationship starts from a foundation of trust, and it means I'm never overextended beyond what I can actually support well.

If you found your way here, someone probably pointed you in this direction. That's the way I like it.