CYBERAUTOMATIONS

Case study

From sporadic to 20 pieces a week, without writing a word

Before and after
MeasureBeforeAfter
Content output3 to 520 pieces/week
Time invested8 hrs5 min per week
Posting cadenceSporadicConsistent

“Before CyberAutomations, I was spending half my week thinking about content and still posting inconsistently. Now I record a voice note Monday morning and the rest handles itself. My community is getting more from me, not less.”

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What We've Built

One active client. Two prior roles that explain why the infrastructure is different.

Content AutomationActive Client
20 pieces
every Monday
10+ hrs
reclaimed weekly
9,100+
Skool members

Reinvented Consulting

Business Credit Education · United States

Automated a full weekly content operation, from a single 5-minute voice input to 20 publication-ready pieces distributed across every channel by afternoon. Dub Washington runs a 9,100+ Skool community and a 38.7K Instagram audience on this pipeline.

Voice memo ingested→Topics & angles extracted→5-format content generated→Brand voice validated→Compliance reviewed→6-platform distribution
OT/ICS InfrastructurePrior Role
Telecom
critical infra
OT/ICS
security scope
99.9%+
uptime target

Verizon MNOT-ICS

Telecom Network Operations · Prior Role

Engineer IV managing operational technology and industrial control systems for Verizon's critical telecom infrastructure. This is where the infrastructure-engineering discipline that CyberAutomations is built on comes from, not marketing decks.

Network assets monitored→OT/ICS security managed→Incident response→Infrastructure hardened→Uptime maintained→SOPs documented
Cyber WarfarePrior Role
Army
1st IO Command
Pentest
offensive security
Infra
threat modeling

Cua/Kali Pentest Lab

U.S. Army · 1st IO Command · Prior Role

Penetration testing and offensive security operations under the Army's Information Operations Command. Trained on real adversarial techniques: the foundation for building AI systems with the access controls, isolation, and threat modeling that enterprise infrastructure requires.

Scope defined→Reconnaissance→Exploitation→Post-exploitation→Findings documented→Remediation advised