Cybersecurity Developer / Blue-Team Builder / Creative Technologist
Known online as MegaZegan, I combine programming, IT support, design, and cybersecurity practice into portfolio projects that show how I think, build, test, and communicate.
Istanbul based. Native Turkish, upper-intermediate English. Ready to learn fast and contribute in real teams.
published cybersecurity repositories
security domains shown on this site
tests and GitHub Actions on portfolio tools
Turkish native, upper-intermediate English
Profile
My background mixes computer programming, database work, web development, social media operations, creative tools, and hands-on IT problem solving. That combination helps me build security tools that are technical, readable, and presentable.
I adapt quickly to new environments, learn the toolchain, and take ownership of practical problems. I like fixing broken systems, documenting what happened, and turning one-off solutions into reusable tools.
For hiring teams, this portfolio is designed to show more than keywords: code, UI thinking, defensive security examples, documentation, and the ability to ship.
Portfolio Evidence
The strongest projects are published on GitHub. Additional labs show the categories I am actively building toward: SOC, cloud, AppSec, network analysis, threat intelligence, and secure web.
Fallout/Pip-Boy inspired terminal tool that analyzes local telemetry and turns suspicious activity into a retro vault dashboard.
Defensive SOC analytics toolkit that normalizes logs, applies detection rules, scores risk, and generates HTML reports for analyst review.
Defensive log triage CLI for suspicious authentication, firewall, DNS, and outbound traffic patterns.
IAM-style cloud policy linter for risky permissions, public principals, unbounded PassRole, broad NotAction, and missing guardrails.
Local defensive secret scanner with regex checks, entropy scoring, masked findings, allowlist comments, JSON, and SARIF output.
Fallout-inspired interactive Pip-Boy interface with retro terminal UI, themes, inventory, map, and radio panels.
Small Python algorithms and data-structure toolkit with CLI demos and tests.
Network traffic triage concept for turning flow logs into suspicious-behavior summaries: unusual ports, volume spikes, beacon-like timing, and risky destinations.
Safe browser-based indicator checker that demonstrates normalization, matching, severity scoring, and analyst notes without touching live targets.
This website itself is a project: responsive UI, multilingual content, accessibility, safe client-side security demos, and GitHub Pages deployment.
Safe Cybersecurity Examples
These examples run only in the browser. They are defensive demonstrations: no scanning real targets, no exploitation, no credential testing.
A quick estimator that checks length, variety, repetition, and common weak terms.
Paste indicators and see safe local matches against a tiny demo watchlist.
A miniature version of alert reasoning: failed logins, suspicious geography, and risky admin activity become a ranked finding.
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Capabilities
Path
Studied database programming in high school, building an early base in structured data, systems thinking, and software logic.
Nine months of real workplace learning, including SQL/XML systems exposure and practical IT growth.
Worked across social media management, website direction, graphic editing, product system updates, and customer-facing support.
Continuing formal programming education while building cybersecurity-focused portfolio tools.
CV
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Computer programming student, developer, designer, and cybersecurity-focused builder.
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Contact
The best roles for me combine coding, security, practical problem solving, and room to keep learning.