Nora Grace is a tech writer and social engineering consultant who specializes in cybersecurity and IT content. She creates practical, easy-to-digest blog articles on topics like cloud computing, Linux, and security awareness. Nora lives and travels across Europe with her two dogs, blending her freelance writing with consulting work that helps organizations strengthen their human-layer defenses. Known for her clear voice and deep curiosity, she brings both technical know-how and real-world insight to everything she writes.
With a background in behavioral psychology and a passion for human-centric cybersecurity, Nora helps organizations identify vulnerabilities in their internal processes through simulated phishing campaigns, awareness training, and employee engagement strategies. Her consulting work often informs her writing, allowing her to share real-world insights that resonate with IT teams and end users alike. Whether she’s crafting a security blog from a Paris café or running a social engineering workshop remotely, Nora blends technical knowledge with people skills to make cybersecurity more approachable and effective.
In her downtime, Nora enjoys capturing street photography during her travels, hiking scenic trails with her two dogs, and discovering hidden coffee shops across Europe—often turning those quiet moments into inspiration for her next article or consulting project.
"The most overlooked vulnerability in any system isn’t the software—it’s the human behind the screen."
This perspective is what drives both her writing and her client work: a belief that empowering users with knowledge is just as important as securing the infrastructure they rely on
