Greetings! I am a lecturer and researcher in cybersecurity, with interests in secure systems, network defense, digital forensics, and cyber resilience. My work focuses on helping students and practitioners understand how modern attacks unfold, how defensive systems can be designed, and how evidence-based response improves security outcomes.

I am particularly interested in practical cybersecurity education: cyber ranges, incident response exercises, security monitoring laboratories, and applied projects that connect theory with operational practice. I enjoy working with open source tools and reproducible lab environments because they make security knowledge easier to inspect, repeat, and improve.

My current research direction explores zero trust architectures, secure network operations, lightweight security for IoT and edge systems, and hands-on approaches for teaching defensive cybersecurity. Should you find my work interesting, I would be happy to discuss research collaboration, student projects, or invited teaching activities.