Who is behind all this
Bert Blevins
Security engineer, educator and technology entrepreneur based in greater Houston. Nineteen years spent making privileged access, identity and now AI security legible to the people who have to operate it.
MBA from the University of Nevada Las Vegas; BA in Advertising from Western Kentucky University. Adjunct professor, conference speaker, and author on cyber insurance and cloud-based privileged access.
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Feb 2022 — present · Greater Houston
Senior Sales Engineer
DelineaDriving the Delinea platform for the agentic AI era, helping enterprises secure identities and privileged access at scale.
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Dec 2014 — Jan 2022 · 7 yrs 2 mos
Security Engineer
Synchrony Financial · Wells Fargo · Louis VuittonMicrosoft 365 and Copilot, SharePoint, Secret Server and Privilege Manager. Threat modelling, vulnerability assessment, encryption strategy and NIST/ISO compliance frameworks.
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Aug 2012 — Dec 2014 · 2 yrs 5 mos
SharePoint, Workflow & Dashboard Consultant
SchlumbergerEngineering workflows, KPI dashboards and PMO site structures across a global oilfield services organisation of more than 100,000 people.
Privileged access
- Identity security and PAM
- Delinea platform deployment
- Secret Server, Privilege Manager
- Shadow admin detection
- NIST and ISO compliance
Microsoft & cloud
- Microsoft 365 and Copilot
- SharePoint and Power Platform
- Azure and AWS security
- Threat modelling
- Zero trust architecture
AI & teaching
- AI agents at scale
- Prompt engineering and LLMs
- Live Q&A and tutorials
- Workshops and training
- Enterprise advisory
Watch it done
Six hundred-odd tutorials, recorded from the field. These are the threads people start with.
Just-in-time permissions
Granting elevation that removes itself, and what breaks the first time you try it.
Cloud identity discovery
Finding the accounts, services and permissions nobody documented.
OATH OTP and MFA setup
A step-by-step walkthrough of one-time-password multi-factor authentication.
Password rotation on Linux
Automating credential rotation across Red Hat estates without breaking services.