Years in Intelligence
Military intelligence through enterprise cyber threat analysis
Cyber threat intelligence program leadership, security strategy, and decision grade analysis for utilities, public institutions, and executive teams operating in contested environments.

02 / Executive Biography
Adrian Martinez is a cybersecurity and intelligence professional with experience spanning military intelligence, cyber threat analysis, critical infrastructure, and public-sector governance. A U.S. Army veteran and former Persian-Farsi linguist and all-source intelligence analyst, he now develops and operationalizes the Cyber Threat Intelligence program at Tucson Electric Power. He also serves as chairperson of the City of Tucson's Independent Audit and Performance Commission and remains active in university and community cybersecurity initiatives. Adrian holds a bachelor's degree in cyber operations from the University of Arizona and is completing a master's degree in cybersecurity, with additional interests in automation, data analytics, machine learning, and complex systems.
03 / Intelligence Dashboard
A condensed read of experience, program ownership, sector focus, and public service, formatted the way an executive briefing panel would present it.
Years in Intelligence
Military intelligence through enterprise cyber threat analysis
CTI Program Built
Designed and operationalized at Tucson Electric Power
Critical Infrastructure Sector
Electric utility, cyber-physical and OT aligned
Governance Leadership Role
Chairperson, City of Tucson Independent Audit and Performance Commission
Military Background
U.S. Army veteran, Persian-Farsi linguist, all-source analyst
Cyber Degrees
B.S. Cyber Operations, M.S. Cybersecurity in progress
Community and University Programs
Ongoing involvement in regional cybersecurity initiatives
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04 / Capability Modules
Each module is a working discipline, not a service menu. Engagements usually combine two or three of them around a specific decision the organization needs to make.
Standing up intelligence capability that answers real decisions rather than producing feeds nobody reads.
Deliverables
05 / Professional Timeline
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Service Record
U.S. Army, intelligence and language
06 / Areas of Focus
These disciplines are not separate practices. Intelligence sits at the center and every surrounding capability either feeds it or is directed by it.
07 / Publications and Research
Written work is being prepared for publication here. Rather than fill this shelf with placeholder entries, the categories below indicate what will be released and in what form.
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Structured assessments on threat actor behavior and sector risk.
Pending release
Periodic reads on the utility and critical infrastructure threat picture.
Pending release
Short-form executive products translating events into decisions.
Pending release
Structured analytic technique and automation practice notes.
Pending release
08 / Community Leadership
Governance and community work are part of the practice, not a side note. Both keep the analysis honest and grounded in consequence.
Leads a public commission focused on audit oversight and performance accountability, bringing analytic discipline to municipal governance and public trust.
Remains engaged with University of Arizona cybersecurity programs, supporting students moving from academic cyber operations study into practice.
Participates in regional initiatives that raise security capability across local organizations, public institutions, and emerging practitioners.
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09 / Contact
Available for executive advisory, intelligence program work, exercise facilitation, and speaking engagements. Direct inquiries receive a direct response.