With over 15 years of experience in information security, I have developed a deep expertise in the field, complemented by my academic contributions as a lecturer for over 5 years at two esteemed universities. My research interests are diverse yet focused, encompassing areas such as ethical hacking, digital forensics, information security, deception techniques, honeypots, network security, and security assessment. I am particularly active in the field of honeypots, a testament to which is my role since 2022 as the Chapter Leader for the Indonesia Honeynet Project (IHP). This position underlines my commitment to advancing the state of network security and threat detection in Indonesia. My work often involves navigating the intricate balance between offensive and defensive cybersecurity tactics, aiming to stay ahead of emerging threats in the digital landscape. As a researcher and educator, I strive to bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application in cybersecurity. My dual role allows me to shape the next generation of information security professionals while actively contributing to pioneering research in the field. My leadership in the Indonesia Honeynet Project showcases my dedication to enhancing cyber resilience both locally and globally.

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