MSc Cybersecurity Management student. 4+ years fintech incident management. Now building the technical stack to match — SOC, DFIR, network security, and everything in between.
I started with 200 problems a day. Turns out, that's exactly where cyber begins.
Before my MSc at IESEG School of Management, I spent four years at Patricia Technologies — a fintech company in Lagos — as the escalation point when things went wrong. I managed 200+ daily cases involving live financial transactions, GDPR-protected data, and cross-team incident coordination.
Now I am building the full technical stack: 30 TryHackMe rooms completed (Top 15% globally), currently on the SOC Level 1 learning path, Splunk alert triage, Wireshark captures, memory forensics with Volatility, Cisco enterprise networks, and NIST/SANS PICERL running through everything I do.
Live progress on TryHackMe SOC Level 1 — the path to becoming a qualified, universal SOC analyst.
This path directly maps to my internship target roles. Every module covers real SOC analyst daily tasks — triaging alerts, investigating endpoints, using SIEM tools. I am not just studying cybersecurity. I am practising it.
Built through structured lab work, live fintech operations, and an obsessive amount of late-night TryHackMe sessions.
Key achievements framed as what they actually were — security operations, before the title caught up.
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A growing portfolio validating the technical foundation.
If you're building a security team — or looking for someone who treats every alert, every problem, every challenge like it actually matters — I would love to talk.