Building practical skills across cybersecurity analysis, ethical hacking, penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, networking and web security through structured learning, hands-on laboratories and real-world technical experience.
Currently developing strong networking and security foundations while gaining practical experience with security analysis, ethical testing methodologies, Linux, web technologies and vulnerability identification through Cisco Networking Academy, TryHackMe and independent hands-on learning.
I am an aspiring cybersecurity professional with a background in technology, web development, technical account analysis and information services.
Throughout my career, I have enjoyed solving technical problems, analysing information, improving digital systems and explaining complex concepts in a clear and practical way.
I am developing my skills across cybersecurity analysis, networking, vulnerability assessment and ethical penetration testing through recognised training, practical laboratories and continuous independent study.
I am particularly interested in understanding how systems and networks behave, identifying unusual activity or security weaknesses, investigating technical problems and determining how those weaknesses can be reduced or prevented.
My goal is to begin in a junior cybersecurity role where I can contribute strong analytical thinking, curiosity, responsible security practices and clear documentation while continuing to develop my technical skills through hands-on experience and mentoring.
My previous roles have strengthened many of the analytical, organisational and technical skills that are valuable in information security.
Analysed customer accounts, campaign settings, technical features and performance data to identify problems and opportunities for improvement.
Designed and managed responsive websites while working with domains, DNS records, SSL certificates, hosting environments, files, directories and privacy-conscious web practices.
Worked in a professional government and defence environment where accuracy, discretion, reliable information handling and procedural compliance were essential.
A growing combination of networking, cybersecurity, web technology, information analysis and practical technical problem-solving.
OSI model, TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, ARP, addressing, routing fundamentals, switching fundamentals and Packet Tracer practice.
Cybersecurity fundamentals, security analysis, threat and vulnerability awareness, ethical-hacking concepts, vulnerability-assessment fundamentals and hands-on security labs.
HTML, CSS, responsive design, cPanel hosting, domains, DNS configuration, SSL certificates and front-end development studies.
Experience with Windows, Microsoft platforms, productivity tools, hosting environments and introductory Linux and Kali Linux practice.
Information research, technical documentation, account analysis, data interpretation, structured procedures and accurate records management.
Analytical thinking, reliability, independent working, attention to detail, structured learning, clear communication and teamwork.
My learning combines recognised courses, independent study and practical exercises in safe technical environments.
Completed · foundational cybersecurity concepts, threats, vulnerabilities, organisational data protection, security awareness and cybersecurity career pathways.
In progress · networking concepts, devices, protocols, addressing, packet communication and basic troubleshooting.
Practical experience building basic network topologies, connecting devices, visualising packet flow and testing connectivity in a simulated environment.
In progress · developing practical Linux skills including file systems, permissions, command-line navigation, package management and basic system administration.
In progress · practising ethical penetration testing concepts and methodologies within authorised learning environments to strengthen technical understanding and analytical thinking.
Active hands-on practice in safe learning environments, with a focus on understanding security tools, technical methodology and defensive lessons.
In progress · strengthening knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and the structure of modern websites.
Independent study covering networking models, IPv4 and IPv6, routing, switching, DNS, DHCP, ARP, TCP and UDP, ports, protocols, wireless networking and troubleshooting.
My interests span both analytical and hands-on technical security. I am particularly drawn to work that involves investigation, understanding how systems behave, identifying security weaknesses and helping determine how those weaknesses can be addressed.
Investigating security-related information, identifying unusual activity or potential weaknesses, analysing technical findings and supporting structured security investigations.
Learning to assess systems, networks and web applications for security weaknesses through authorised testing, structured methodologies and responsible reporting.
Developing practical offensive-security skills in authorised environments to understand how vulnerabilities can be discovered, validated and prevented.
Identifying and assessing security weaknesses, understanding their potential impact and communicating findings and remediation clearly.
Building on my web-development and hosting experience to understand how websites and applications can be tested, attacked and protected.
Understanding network traffic, protocols, services and communication patterns while learning how network weaknesses can be identified, investigated and mitigated.
Security learning and testing should always be conducted legally, ethically and only within authorised environments.
Privacy and careful information handling should be considered from the beginning rather than added as an afterthought.
Cybersecurity develops constantly, making curiosity, reflection and ongoing professional development essential.
Technical work becomes more valuable when methods, observations and decisions are recorded accurately and clearly.
Effective investigation requires patience, structured reasoning, attention to detail and a willingness to verify assumptions.
Technology security is ultimately about reducing harm and protecting the people and organisations that rely on digital systems.
My CV, certificates, employment reference and selected supporting documents are stored in a password-protected area.