Ethical Hacking
Learning structured and responsible methods for identifying, validating, documenting, and communicating security weaknesses.
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I am a Computer Science graduate and MSc Cyber Security Management student working toward a career in ethical hacking and penetration testing. I develop my skills through academic study, hands-on security labs, self-hosted infrastructure, and practical technical projects.
My interests include identifying and understanding vulnerabilities, securing systems and networks, managing cybersecurity risk, and communicating technical findings clearly and responsibly.
My Journey
My development combines formal education with independent learning and practical projects. This allows me to strengthen both the technical and professional skills required for a responsible career in cybersecurity.
Completed · June 2024
University of East London
Built a broad foundation in programming, software development, databases, networking, systems, problem-solving, and core computer science principles.
June 2026 · June 2028
The University of Law
Developing postgraduate knowledge across cybersecurity management, governance, risk, professional practice, and the relationship between technical security and organisational decision-making.
CurrentOngoing
Independent Learning, Home Lab & Technical Projects
Building hands-on experience through ethical hacking practice, security labs, Linux, networking, virtual machines, self-hosted services, secure infrastructure, and documented portfolio projects.
What Drives Me
These are the areas I am actively developing and the principles that guide how I approach cybersecurity, technical work, and professional growth.
Learning structured and responsible methods for identifying, validating, documenting, and communicating security weaknesses.
Developing practical knowledge of reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, exploitation concepts, and professional security reporting.
Understanding how systems communicate and how networks can be configured, monitored, tested, and protected.
Building systems with secure configuration, access control, monitoring, resilience, and maintainability in mind.
Using scripting and technical tools to improve the consistency and efficiency of security and administration tasks.
Turning theory into practical understanding through virtual machines, home-lab environments, experiments, and documented projects.
Cybersecurity changes constantly, so I treat learning, practice, and reflection as ongoing professional responsibilities.
Security knowledge must be applied legally, responsibly, and with respect for privacy, authorisation, and trust.
I value hands-on experience and aim to understand how security concepts behave in real systems and operational environments.
Technical work creates greater value when risks, findings, and recommendations can be communicated clearly to different audiences.
Explore My Work
Explore my technical projects, security labs, and self-hosted infrastructure work, or download my CV for an overview of my education, skills, and professional development.