About Me

Hey there, I’m “CyberspaceDave” (sometimes cyberdave), a lifelong technologist who still gets excited by weird problems and neat solutions. I have been building, securing, and fixing tech things for decades. I started in the early days when Microsoft was still fresh and I had fewer gray hairs. Since then I have worked on aerospace systems, global data centers, and every messy corner of IT that most people avoid.

I built and sold a global datacenter company and now run Cyberspace Innovations where I focus on practical cybersecurity and real world tech. By day I help secure healthcare systems, by night I chase fun experiments in AI and home lab chaos. My lab is big, loud, and full of ideas that range from clever to questionably brilliant. I have accepted this.

I mentor IT professionals, especially military veterans, because helping someone break through a barrier feels better than any promotion. I write about tech, careers, investing, and the absurd comedy of modern work life. After thirty years in this industry, nothing shocks me and everything becomes a story.

When I am not knee deep in wires or wrestling with neural nets, I am flying starships or exploring galaxies in VR. Curiosity does not punch out at five.

This site is where I share real lessons, tools that work, and insights that actually help. I did write the articles btw. I may have used grammar checkers but all of it is from me. If you are here to learn, build, and think differently, welcome. Let us make tech less lonely and way more fun.

Contact Me

Please connect with me on Linkedin as I look forward to meeting you. I connect with peers and people who genuinely want to learn, build, and contribute to the IT community. I do not take sales calls, discovery calls, use Zoom, Teams, or similar tools, or accept unsolicited pitches of any kind. If your goal is to sell me a service, recruit me, review your product, or extract time for a transaction, this is not the place.

My inbox and DMs at Linkedin are intentionally protected. I do not engage with financial advisors, lead gen offers, partnerships pitched as favors, or anything framed as “quick chats.” If you are here for knowledge, curiosity, and real conversation, you are welcome. If not, please move along respectfully and not waste any of our time.