Luy Teitelroit.

Vendoragnostic isn't a persona. It's simply the way my brain works. For as long as I've worked in IT and security, I've wanted to understand why systems behave the way they do. Not the story vendors tell, not the hype cycle, the actual mechanics underneath.

That curiosity is what pushed me into MSP/MSSP work, security architecture, and eventually the broader world of systems analysis. Over time it became a discipline: look past the surface, map how things interact, and build in a way that makes the whole system predictable for the people who rely on it.

I don't see this as a philosophy. It's just how I make sense of complex environments and how I help others do the same.

My Work

Next Perimeter
The MSP/MSSP where I put this discipline into practice. The goal is simple: make technology reliable, secure, and understandable for real organizations and the people behind them.

Entity Mint
An exploration of how the web assigns identity and credibility. It’s a mix of research, curiosity, and wanting to understand why certain things rise to the surface while others disappear.

Deconstructions
My ongoing analysis of modern systems. These are the field reports; deconstructions of where systems work, where they fail, and what those patterns mean.