Lucy Valle

Security Engineering Platform

Designing, implementing, and optimizing enterprise security platforms across identity, endpoint, network and cloud environments.

About

My work lives in the space between security engineering and system design — specifically how identity, endpoint, and zero trust platforms get built and actually operated in production environments. In my current role, I manage key parts of the security stack, with a heavy focus on identity and zero trust tooling. That means going beyond day-to-day operations to shaping how access is defined, provisioned, and governed across the organization — building scalable identity workflows through SCIM provisioning and automation, and recently leading a migration from a legacy zero trust platform to an enterprise browser solution.
I also stay connected to the broader security program through phishing campaigns, security awareness efforts, and piloting new tooling. That side of the work keeps the bigger picture in focus.
What drives me is finding the patterns underneath the noise — then simplifying processes and building systems that are easier to operate as they grow.
Before moving into dedicated security engineering, I spent several years embedded with enterprise clients in a managed services capacity, working directly with CTOs on infrastructure and security initiatives. That ranged from VDI deployments and datacenter migrations to standing up identity and endpoint platforms like Azure AD, Okta, Intune, and DLP solutions. Earlier in my career I was part of a security team where I helped build out the organization's first SIEM, managed MSP instances for endpoint protection and attack simulation platforms, and ran phishing and penetration simulations for clients.
My foundation is in end-user compute and Windows infrastructure — which gives me a grounded, practical view of how enterprise environments are built and how security fits into every layer of them.
Currently working toward my CISSP in 2026.

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