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My name is Jessica, I received my master’s degree in Cybersecurity a little over two years ago in Estonia and immediately started working in the field. When I am not reading about security, I like to spend time reading, listening to podcasts, and painting.
My latest story talked about the basics of Network Security. I explained what networks security is, why it is important, how it works, common network security vulnerabilities and security attacks, protection tips, and some of the security tools.
Yes, I write about anything within Cybersecurity and I decide what topic within Cybersecurity to write about based on the latest security news or what I personally believe is important.
So typically after I figure out what my next piece is about, I will put together an outline of the key points that I want to touch on. I structure most of my articles with definitions then as you read further into the article it gets more detailed.
I think the biggest challenge for me when it comes to writing is choosing a topic and then figuring out the direction of the article that I want to take.
I would like to continue to improve my skills and grow professionally in cybersecurity. At the same time I want to continue with writing, both content and technical writing as its a passion of mine.
French fries with truffle sauce and NCIS is my current guilty pleasure.
I do! I love photography, especially food photography and traveling.
Look out for my piece on whether it’s safe to store your credit card information on Google Chrome! It will definitely be an interesting read!