I'm Atharva Auti :))
My path to cybersecurity started in ninth grade when my Windows computer crashed. Instead of giving up, I learned Linux to fix it - and that's when I discovered my passion for understanding how computers really work. Now I'm pursuing my Master's in Cybersecurity Engineering at the University of Southern California, building on my Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity with minors in AI and Machine Learning from Mumbai University.
During my time as a researcher at VJTI's Centre of Excellence, I worked on reverse engineering and understanding ARM-based systems. I also got to work on making industrial systems more secure, focusing on SCADA and control systems. One of my main projects was building a security monitoring system that helps organizations track and respond to threats.
I also regularly participate in cybersecurity competitions called CTFs (Capture The Flag). These challenges help me learn new security techniques and stay current with the latest threats. I believe in learning by doing and using hands-on experience to solve real security problems.
When I'm not working with computers, I enjoy exploring the world through travel and hiking. I'm also fascinated by airplanes - there's something amazing about understanding complex machines, whether they're in the sky or in our computers. At the end of a busy day, you might find me watching the sunset, taking a moment to appreciate both the technical and natural world around us.
My experience spans across different areas of cybersecurity, including threat intelligence, network security, and ethical hacking. My aim is to use my knowledge and experience to make computer systems more secure. I tackle each new challenge with curiosity, always ready to learn and contribute to the field of cybersecurity!
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