This page shows the current focus. It is meant to show live professional movement, not a perfect finished picture: what is being studied, what is being practiced, and which evidence should appear next.
For the wider picture, see the Learning Roadmap.
Current Growth Focus
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Linux, Networking and Web Security
- Strengthening Linux foundations: users, groups, permissions, services, logs, backup basics, and hardening.
- Systematizing networking fundamentals: TCP/IP, DNS, routing, switching, firewall basics.
- Studying web security through HTTP, headers, auth/session concepts, and OWASP basics.
- Turning labs into safe notes with clear scope and a defensive lesson.
Documentation and Evidence
- Practicing the short format: context, scope, evidence, risk/control, next step.
- Adding more checklists, decision records, and internal-style explainers.
- Gradually expanding GitHub as a place for scripts, notes, and technical artifacts.
- Separating facts, assumptions, limitations, and conclusions.
AI Workflows
- Using AI for structure, drafts, and gap-finding.
- Keeping the rule: AI helps, but does not replace validation.
- Recording assumptions, limitations, and verification steps.
GRC and Risk
- Learning to explain a technical finding through impact, risk, control, and decision.
- Building language that works for engineering, management, and audit/GRC readers.
- Practicing short executive summaries without exaggerated claims.
30-60 Day Goals
- Add more practical GitHub artifacts.
- Prepare a short note series on Linux/security foundations.
- Prepare several networking notes with diagrams or troubleshooting logic.
- Update evidence pages so they better show real proof points.
- Write shorter, more concrete materials with a clear next step.
What Is Intentionally Not Here Yet
- A separate resume page: it is better to collect more strong proof points first.
- Loud senior-level claims without enough evidence base.
- Aggressive consultant positioning without mature cases and outcomes.
Next Outputs
- Linux/security checklist.
- Networking fundamentals note.
- GitHub artifact for small automation or documentation workflow.
- GRC note about finding → risk → control.
- Progress note at the end of the cycle: what worked, what was hard, what comes next.