ForAllSecure is a cybersecurity startup founded at Carnegie Mellon. I worked with the team as a freelance designer during its early years, developing the visual identity and extending it across brand, merchandise, and illustration.
I redesigned ForAllSecure’s early logo while preserving the inverted A, a reference to the mathematical symbol for “for all.” To make the name easier to understand beyond a technical audience, I spelled it out and paired it with a circular mark intended to suggest unity and protection.
The redesigned identity applied in ForAllSecure’s Pittsburgh office and on business cards.
I explored several T-shirt concepts as part of the brand system. The design shown on the left was selected for production.
Hack Center was a gamified cybersecurity training program inspired by the game, Capture the Flag. I designed the visual identity around that concept, incorporating a flag into the logo to reflect the program’s hands-on, game-based approach to learning.
ForAllSecure’s autonomous system, Mayhem, won DARPA’s 2016 Cyber Grand Challenge by finding and patching software vulnerabilities without human intervention. The machine was later displayed at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History with the ForAllSecure identity I designed.
A playful robot costume worn by a team member during the DARPA competition inspired Mayhem’s mascot. I developed the character illustration and later expanded it across the brand.
Shirts created to celebrate Mayhem’s first birthday.
I created this illustration to announce a partnership between Mayhem and Docker.
