Richard K. LaTulip is a cybersecurity expert, retired U.S. Secret Service Special Agent, and Field Chief Information Security Officer (Field CISO) for Recorded Future. With a career spanning law enforcement and cybersecurity, he has led high-profile investigations into cybercrime, financial fraud, and digital threats. He holds a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and is pursuing a Master of Science in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance at Boston College. His professional certifications include CISM, CISSP, CEH, and CySA+.

Richard is also a sought-after speaker on cybersecurity, insider threats, and cybercriminal methodologies. His firsthand experience in undercover cyber investigations and penetrating criminal networks gives him a unique perspective on digital crime and espionage.

1. It was always about the mission, 2. How did I get there?, 3. Feeling special, at least for the time, 4. When one door closes another opens, 5. Life always has a curve ball to throw, 6. A brief history lesson, 7. It all started in San Diego, 8. Time to put this to bed and move on!, 9. Breaking new ground, 10. The ground game starts, 11. The clock is ticking, let's get moving!, 12. With a small bang the show begins, 13. His name was Slimbady, 14. Kutsenov comes through again, 15. Can you buy a database?, 16. A club, a chance encounter, and a room, 17. Maksik goes to Egypt, 18. A man called Vincent, 19. Vincent's last night in Phuket, 20. Vincent and I go to Bangkok, 21. Doctor's orders-it's time to go home, 22. How nice it is to be home, 23. Take 2-rinse, refresh, repeat, 24. Time to fix what was screwed up, 25. Time to rebuild damaged relationships , 26. One down, two to go, 27. Vincent joins the party, 28. An advocate, antagonist, and a deal!, 29. Finally-a Russian Carder!, 30. Maksik wants to explore Phuket, 31. Dumps and PINs anyone?, 32. The magic of Dubai, 33. How many times can my family get sick?, 34. You only have to RSVP!, 35. They wait for us in Ankara, 36. Antalya Türkiye, 37. Change of plans!, 38. An unexpected phone call, 39. My second time in handcuffs, 40. Where do we go from here?