Ulfat Ibadov

Development of competitive machines for various industries, improving technological environments, optimizing production processes, and implementing new technologies. Establishing standards for service-oriented machines, ensuring quality control, and applying automation tools. Conducting research in design, modeling, and marketing to support machine tool production and enhance market efficiency.

Development of advanced cybersecurity solutions for various sectors, enhancing national security infrastructure, and optimizing protection methods. Establishing and implementing security standards, protocols, and tools. Advancing threat detection, incident response, and encryption technologies. Conducting research in AI-driven security, system resilience, and network protection to ensure robust, scalable, and adaptive cybersecurity environments.

International Council of E-Commerce Consultants, also known as EC-CounciI, is the world's largest cyber security technical certifıcation body.
CEH V12 (Certified Ethical Hacker), CEH Practical TRAINED, Certified Cybersecurity Technician (C|CT) TRAINED,
Web Application Hacking and Security (W|AHS) TRAINED

Proficient in HTML, CSS (including Flexbox and Grid), RWD, and frameworks like Tailwind, Bootstrap, and Materialize. Skilled in SASS/SCSS, core and advanced JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, and Fetch. Experienced with Git, NodeJS, NPM, WebPack, React, NextJS, MongoDB, Express, XML, JSON, REST APIs, project development, web hosting, deployment, and responsive design.

EC-Council Labs: CyberQ, BTC, and Skillable platforms provide an excellent hands-on learning environment for cybersecurity enthusiasts. During the internship, I gained valuable experience in real-world scenarios using CyberQ’s attack simulations. BTC and Skillable offered interactive labs with practical challenges that enhanced my problem-solving skills. These platforms are ideal for developing technical expertise and preparing for real-world cybersecurity roles, making the experience both educational and rewarding.

Bug Bounty programs present both opportunities and challenges for cybersecurity professionals.They allow researchers to hone skills, earn financial rewards, and contribute to securing systems. However, challenges include ethical dilemmas, competitive pressure, and unclear program guidelines. Additionally, reporting bugs to programs with low responsiveness or delayed payouts can be frustrating. Balancing these risks with the benefits requires a strategic approach, clear communication, and adherence to ethical standards to ensure productive participation.

Achieving a top 1% global ranking as a HackTheBox CTF player reflects exceptional problem-solving skills, persistence, and technical expertise. This accomplishment highlights a mastery of diverse cybersecurity challenges, from reverse engineering to web exploitation. It demonstrates a commitment to continuous learning and the ability to adapt to evolving attack vectors. Such a ranking not only builds credibility within the cybersecurity community but also opens doors to career opportunities, showcasing the player’s proficiency in practical hacking and dedication to excellence.

Reaching the top 1% global ranking on TryHackMe showcases advanced cybersecurity knowledge, hands-on problem-solving abilities, and consistent effort. This achievement highlights expertise across areas such as penetration testing, and threat analysis. It reflects dedication to continuous learning in a competitive environment and sets a player apart as a skilled professional in the field. Such a ranking not only enhances credibility within the cybersecurity community but also boosts career prospects, demonstrating readiness to tackle real-world security challenges effectively.