Twenty years of making technology work for people.
I'm Daniel Escobar Kelly, the person behind Cyber Privé. This is who you'd be working with.
Daniel Escobar Kelly
Close to the people who use it
Most of my career has been spent close to the people who use technology, not in a department far away from them. I've run technology services businesses, worked directly with owners and decision-makers, and spent a great deal of time in Apple environments that had to coexist with everything else: Windows machines, enterprise networks, identity systems, cameras, doors, and buildings.
That mix is where my judgment comes from. I've seen what works in practice, what looks good on paper and fails on a Tuesday, and what people actually need from the person they call when something matters.
Why personal and business, both
Many of the businesses I work with today started as a personal request: someone's Mac, someone's home network, a family and its devices. When the same person later needed help with their company, they already knew how I work.
I've never seen a reason to separate the two. The standard is the same, the discretion is the same, and the person who answers is the same.
What I've worked with
Apple is where my experience runs deepest: devices, accounts, Apple Business Manager, Jamf, and the way Apple technology fits into a business. Around that sit the systems most real environments depend on.
- Apple and Apple Business Manager
- Jamf
- Cisco Meraki
- Okta
- Microsoft 365
- Axis Communications
- Siedle
- Savant
- Enterprise networking and Wi-Fi
- Identity and access management
- Physical security and access control
Where
Cyber Privé is based in Madrid. My professional experience and relationships extend to the United States, and I work in English and Spanish, with clients in Spain and abroad.
How I think about it
Not every problem needs a new product. Sometimes it needs a better decision. A great deal of what I do is helping people decide well: what to buy, what to keep, what to simplify, what to leave alone.
When implementation is needed, I take responsibility for it. Advice that stops at a recommendation isn't worth much to the person who has to live with the result.
Technology changes. Trust is built over time.
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