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 Hi, 

I am a network and security engineer, I am 31 years old and I work in Paris France.


It's been 8 years since I've started working in the field of networks and security engineering also I have been learning everything that is related to Information Technology since 2011.


This field is all that have done for the last 12 Years and I am still learning, discovering and loving it untill today.


Since I work alot on networking and security I have a good background in this field but I also searched and learned lots of other skills in all IT technologies like System engineering, Devops, some programming with PHP, HTML,CSS3, Python, C Sharp, YAML, JavaScript, Java,  and automation and I am still learning lots of amazing stuff.


I started as a network level 1 technician, I have done lots of support for users, than level 2 support and today I am a level 3 network and security engineer

Also I worked on two amazing missions in 2021 and 2022, as a Security Operating Center Analyst and a Firewall Auditor using Tufin Secure Track.


Technologies are amazing because with each day you learn a new technical skill.

If you are working in this field than you are lucky.


Recently I started to blog a little bit about cybersecurity because I love technologie talks and discussions. In my blog I am going to talk in both general and  in depth topics.

In depth topics will probably include sharing all the knowledge that I know in switchning, routing, firewall configurations, and lots of other cool stuff.


Also I will talk about general topics like in programming and developing applications because I appreciate these topics alot.


Most of my topics will be about essentially Cisco products and issues that I have faced in the past, configurations that we can do on a fortigate firewall or a palo alto firewall and that could help you in resolving lots of issues FAST!


Also I will write motivation articles and How to start learning for free articles because I believe that we can learn anything for free using the ressources that already exist on the internet and that we could find them absolutely for free lik youtube, google, the websites of firewalls like Palo Alto and Fortigate.


Lots of ressources out there.

These ressources I have discovered them over time because I am always searching for new methods to learn for free and to resolve complex technical problems.

I hope that this will be helpful


In networking I worked and still working on multiple vendor products like in switches for exemple I know Cisco, Hewlett Packard, Aruba, Huawei, Extreme networks, and Enterasys switches.

I also configured routers on Cisco and Huawei routers and layer 3 switches, I configured routing on Palo Alto, Checkpoint and Fortigate firewalls too.


In my current job I am working on an amazing mission that gave me the opportunity to work on SD WAN technology with Fortinet systems. I manage over 400 Fortigate through FortiManager and I analyse their logs using FortiAnalyser. 

Last year I worked a lot on Palo Alto Firewalls the thing that made me obsessed with that product and until today It's still the best firewall I have ever seen till now and I don't think that other products will become better than Palo Alto network firewalls and technologies.


I will talk about Palo Alto firewalls in my future blog articles because I love this firewall in particular compared with others.

I hope you enjoy the topics that I am sharing with you and if you find my blog interesting leave a comment and you can also subscribe in our newsletter in order to support me.

Thanks and see you soon

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