Security skills.
Business fluency.

I'm at the start of my cybersecurity journey, learning through online courses and first experiments in virtual machines. I build on eight years of European B2B sales and operations. My goal: do the technical work and explain the risk to decision-makers in plain language, in Slovak, Hungarian or English.

Five focus areas.

Network defence

Firewalls, segmentation and traffic analysis: learning what normal looks like so the abnormal stands out.

Ethical hacking & pentesting

Learning attacker techniques in isolated virtual machines to understand how systems actually break.

Cloud security

Identity, misconfiguration and logging in cloud platforms, where many real incidents start.

Identity & zero trust

Access control, MFA and least privilege: every request is untrusted until it is verified.

OSINT

Open-source intelligence: finding and verifying what is publicly visible about a company, its people and its infrastructure, and what an attacker could learn from it before they ever touch a system.

Business experience, technical curiosity.

Security in plain language

Eight years in client-facing European B2B work taught me to explain technical risk to people who make decisions, in Slovak, Hungarian or English.

Process discipline

I own a full order cycle end to end and test with Postman, Selenium and JMeter. Security is a process, and I'm used to running processes that can't fail quietly.

Builder mindset

Self-taught in Python, SQL and Linux. I learn by building, so each security topic will get its own lab and write-up as I go.

Certifications

Currently studying. Certifications will be listed here as I complete them.

In progress

Need someone who bridges security and business communication?

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