This repository is my personal learning profile and cybersecurity development roadmap.
I use ZDLL to document my learning direction, technical foundations, and progress as a cybersecurity student.
It is not only a place for notes; it is a structured record of how I build my foundation step by step.
I am a cybersecurity student focused on building a strong foundation in:
- Cloud & Identity Security
- SOC fundamentals
- Linux and command-line practice
- Networking fundamentals
- Log analysis and security monitoring
- Hands-on lab documentation
My long-term direction is Cloud & Identity Security, supported by Blue Team fundamentals, incident documentation, and GRC-aware security thinking.
ZDLL answers one main question:
Who am I as a cybersecurity student, and how am I building my learning path?
This repository is designed to show:
- My cybersecurity learning direction
- My technical foundation
- My roadmap and study structure
- My early Linux, networking, and security notes
- How my interests connect to Cloud & Identity Security
This repository is the starting point of my GitHub portfolio.
| Portfolio Area | Repository |
|---|---|
| Personal learning profile and roadmap | zdll |
| Academic evidence and coursework | semester-evidence-packs |
| Cybersecurity fundamentals | google-cybersecurity-m1-m8-portfolio-pack |
| Hands-on lab practice | tryhackme-portfolio-pack |
| Combined student-level security project | security-capstone |
| Mistakes, corrections, and lessons learned | security-mistake-library |
I am currently focusing on:
- Linux fundamentals
- Networking basics
- SOC Level 1 fundamentals
- Packet analysis with Wireshark
- Log analysis and SIEM basics
- Incident response documentation
- Cloud and Identity Security foundations
zdll/
├── 2025/
├── 2026/
├── Linux-Labs/
├── README.md
└── LICENSE