Responding to Threats Anywhere and Everywhere

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About Me



Working as a Senior Security Engineer constantly revalidates the need for first responders to threats on the internet. Attacks can come in any shape or form, ranging from Incident Response, Endpoint Security, Threat Intel, Cloud Security, and Hunting to all-around Cyber Operations and Defence.

I possess 2 graduate degrees, one in International Business from an accredited Business School in the United Kingdom and the second in Cybersecurity from The United States. Currently, I’m enrolled for a doctorate degree in Cybersecurity.    

I like to read, travel, and capture time through photographs in my spare time. 


Part of my aspiration is to write published papers in the not-too-distant future on issues within the security space. I served as an Editor-In-Chief for my departmental bulletin in college, and it would be nice to get back into it. 


Cybersecurity Incident Responder, Malware Researcher....your friendly neighborhood security weirdo!

 

My Class & My Posts


The class addresses innovation and the future. The innovation here covers devices, equipment, machinery, or processes researchers and technicians develop to solve problems and make life easier  (Kojabayev & Maziliauskas, 2017).


I am particularly interested in this class because I’m eager to learn about possible inventions that researchers would create. The course helps us conduct exercises that open our minds to the operations, advantages, and complexities of future innovation. In line with the class, my blog will contain posts about inventions in various fields and how we can benefit from them.


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