Short Bio
About Me
I’m a cybersecurity professional specializing in intelligent defense mechanisms and adaptive security systems. My research background includes developing sophisticated honeypot systems that dynamically learn and respond to threat actors—experience that gives me unique insights into attacker behavior and proactive defense strategies.
I recently completed a postdoctoral research position at the Faculty of Computer Science, University of Namur, where I focused on innovative approaches to cybersecurity challenges. Now I’m seeking new opportunities where I can apply this expertise in practical, impactful ways.
I’m particularly interested in roles involving:
- Security consulting and architecture
- Functional analysis and security design
- Threat intelligence and adaptive defense systems
If you’d like to discuss potential opportunities or collaborations, feel free to reach out—I’d be happy to connect.
Research & Technical Background
During my PhD, I developed ASGARD (Adaptive Self-Guarded Autonomous Response and Deception), an abstract model for creating adaptive honeypot systems. ASGARD’s flexible architecture allows for customization across different use cases, communication protocols, and deployment scenarios—enabling security teams to build deception systems tailored to their specific threat environments.
Beyond academic research, I bring substantial industry experience in software development and technical leadership. I previously led a team of 10+ developers in building a complex ledger system and multimedia authoring platform, giving me hands-on expertise in algorithms, data structures, and the full software development lifecycle. This combination of research depth and practical engineering experience allows me to bridge the gap between cutting-edge security concepts and real-world implementation.
Research Interests:
- Intrusion detection and deception systems using adaptive honeypots
- Applied machine learning in cybersecurity, including reinforcement learning for threat response