About me
Michael Trammell is a cybersecurity and information technology professional with over a decade of experience spanning legal support, technology operations, and information security. He serves as Program Chair and Cybersecurity Instructor and Advisor for the Computer Information Systems Technology (CIST) program at Georgia Piedmont Technical College, where he provides academic leadership over a comprehensive cybersecurity and IT curriculum.
Michael teaches a broad range of courses including networking, operating systems, server administration, cloud technologies, network security, computer forensics, ethical hacking, and penetration testing, along with advanced coursework in generative AI, prompt engineering, and AI ethics and societal impact. His instruction emphasizes hands‑on labs, real‑world scenarios, and career‑ready skill development aligned with industry standards.
Alongside his academic leadership, Michael brings professional experience from the legal sector supporting technology workflows and governance‑focused initiatives, informing a compliance‑aware and risk‑conscious approach to instruction. His professional interests include cybersecurity governance, AI governance and ethics, cloud security, and digital investigations. He is known for clear communication, collaborative leadership, and a strong commitment to mentoring students as they transition into technology and cybersecurity careers.
