Focused on securing financial applications, the primary goal is to proactively identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. This involves analyzing the application architecture, data flows, and interactions within financial systems to anticipate potential attack vectors. Key tasks include creating detailed models that map out sensitive assets, access points, and threat scenarios. By understanding how threat actors might target these applications, a threat modeler designs controls and countermeasures tailored to the financial domain’s unique risks, such as transaction fraud, data breaches, and regulatory non-compliance. Collaborating closely with development and security teams, the threat modeler ensures security is embedded throughout the application lifecycle, reducing risk and strengthening trust in critical financial services.

Contributing my efforts as the director of communications at Microsoft Student Community, DIT University.

Working as the Public Relations Officer for the Debating Society to manage both inter and intra relations of the society. Successfully hosting and contributing to events on a larger platform.