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Brian Fulcher

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I’m Brian Fulcher — IT pro, security strategist, and MSP problem-solver with a knack for turning real-world business challenges into practical tech solutions.

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Hi, I’m Brian Fulcher — an IT professional with 15+ years of experience in enterprise and MSP environments, specializing in security, automation, and big-picture strategy. I’ve worked on everything from managing large-scale infrastructure with hundreds of thousands of endpoints to building processes that make IT services faster, more secure, and more client-focused.

Originally from the rural foothills of North Carolina, I’ve been fortunate to travel and experience many major cities. This mix of small-town roots and big-city exposure has shaped my approach to solving problems — grounded, practical, but always open to new ideas.

I’m passionate about bridging real-world business challenges with technology solutions — whether that’s helping organizations adopt best practices, improve security posture, or streamline operations. Outside of work, I’m a tech enthusiast, competitive bowler, and a big believer in making complex ideas simple and actionable.

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