I'm Andri — a Reykjavík security engineer, sysadmin, and web consultant. 15 years across Windows, Linux, macOS; the last 5 years leaning hard into security and compliance.
I run small. I ship fast. I prefer honest work over pitch decks.
The short version of how I think about security, systems, and web work.
I have implemented and operated controls around ISO 27001, TPN Gold, and AI governance work for small teams, production studios, and infrastructure-heavy environments. The useful work is practical: scope, evidence, risk treatment, incident paths, and controls people will actually follow.
Windows, Linux, macOS, DNS, hosting, backups, access control, logging, and vendor selection. I favor boring designs a small team can understand during an outage over platforms that only make sense to the person who installed them.
I design, build, deploy, and maintain websites for Icelandic operators and small companies. The goal is fast pages, clear offers, reliable contact paths, and content that says what the business actually does.
Three projects. All live. No case-study PDFs — click through.
Three active bets. Different markets, same bias: useful infrastructure, shipped close to the metal.
Iceland-first IT services: cloud, infrastructure, cybersecurity, managed hosting, and direct consulting for small teams.
Immutable backups hosted in Iceland, designed for the ugly parts of ransomware, jurisdiction, and human error.
A pre-launch Icelandic network-safety project. Public notes stay sparse until it is ready for general availability.
Eight practical ways I help small teams ship secure systems and useful websites.
Selected, across two decades. Current on request.
