Meet William Frisbee
William Frisbee is a U.S. Marine veteran, seasoned IT consultant, and best-selling author with 20+ years helping organizations design, secure, and modernize real-world infrastructure. He specializes in enterprise virtualization and remote access solutions including Citrix, VMware, Microsoft Azure, and identity-driven security, bringing a field-tested, no-nonsense approach to solving complex technical problems. Whether he’s guiding leadership through strategy or engineering reliable systems in production, William focuses on practical outcomes: stronger security, better performance, and IT that actually supports the business (instead of becoming the business).
About Me
William Frisbee is a Marine Corps veteran and senior IT consultant who helps businesses simplify complex technology, strengthen cybersecurity, and modernize infrastructure without breaking production. With over two decades of experience in enterprise IT, he delivers hands-on expertise in Citrix and remote access, VMware virtualization, Microsoft Azure cloud services, identity and access management, and resilient architecture design. He’s known for clear communication, practical strategy, and engineering solutions that are secure, scalable, and built to survive real-world operations. When he’s not consulting, William writes best-selling military science fiction and non-fiction guides that blend discipline, experience, and a sharp eye for what actually works.
My Journey
From pocket-protector nerd to Marine infantry squad leader, my career has been a weirdly logical march through discipline, security, and hard-earned problem solving. I went from JROTC Cadet Major to the U.S. Marines, then into private security as an officer, patrol sergeant, and patrol lieutenant, before pivoting into technical work supporting digital safe systems. That blend of leadership, security operations, and hands-on troubleshooting eventually pulled me into enterprise IT, where I built a career as a high-impact IT consultant focused on Citrix, remote access, virtualization, cloud, and real-world cybersecurity.
And now I am here. . . .