Faith Kent

Faith's educational background is in Cyber Operations, with a focus on Defense, Forensics, and Information Warfare. Before joining Doppel, she conducted human-to-human social engineering simulations and physical intrusion testing for corporate and government organizations. Running engagements end-to-end, particularly voice and multi-channel campaigns, gave her firsthand insight into how attackers establish credibility, adapt their tactics, and exploit gaps between security procedures and human behavior.

At Doppel, Faith works directly with customers to translate real-world offensive tactics into simulations tailored to their environments. Her approach emphasizes the details that make social engineering effective, from establishing believable context and adapting to unexpected responses to recognizing the moments when trust and human behavior influence an interaction's outcome.

Faith also collaborates with Product and Engineering to turn practitioner experience and customer feedback into scalable simulation workflows, consistent evaluation standards, and improved AI-driven capabilities. Her work focuses on preserving the nuance of real-world adversarial interactions while making them repeatable and measurable, helping organizations better understand their human risk and strengthen their defenses.