Natasha Montalvo is an Adjunct Professor and Technical Coordinator at Saint Peter’s University, where she brings a unique interdisciplinary approach to cybersecurity, robotics, and computing education. With a professional background spanning cybersecurity operations, banking, and applied research, she is known for her dedication to hands-on learning, inclusive teaching, and technical project management.

Her instructional work focuses on programming and robotics, combining foundational theory with practical, real-world applications. She also manages institutional projects as a Technical Coordinator, acting as a bridge between university departments to ensure the smooth execution of academic and administrative initiatives.

Natasha’s professional experience includes serving as a Threat Intelligence Analyst at Société Générale, where she was involved in global security investigations, critical vulnerability management, and vendor risk assessment. She has also contributed to penetration testing engagements, blockchain education, and policy documentation across cybersecurity teams. In prior roles, she spent over a decade in financial services, notably as a Small Business Relationship Manager at Chase and Branch Manager at PNC.

Her research interests include cyber threat intelligence, incident response protocols, and the ethical dimensions of cybersecurity. She has co-authored multiple white papers and continues to mentor students in applied technology fields.

Natasha is deeply committed to empowering students through experiential learning and real-world skill development. Her mission is to close the gap between technical theory and its applied use in industry, while fostering environments where diverse learners thrive in the digital age.