This Week, I Took a Deep Dive Into Sentinel & SAP — Here’s What I Learned
I had the chance to dive into Microsoft Sentinel’s Limited Preview SAP connector, and I have to say — it was fun. If you’ve ever tried integrating …
Being New in a Role Doesn’t Mean You’re New in Your Expertise
Starting a new role can feel overwhelming. New systems, new processes, new expectations. It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking, I’m new, so …
Lessons in Boldness
As we prepare to step into 2025, I’m reflecting on the boldness of writing history—of uncovering stories that deserved to be told decades ago but …
Reflecting on Life-Changing Years at Microsoft Belux
In life, there are moments that define us, push us, and shape us into the people we are meant to become. For me, one of …
The Curse of Doing Things Later
We all do it. You have a task in front of you—an email to send, a project to finish, or a presentation to start. But …
The Power of Transferable Skills: Leveraging Your Experience for a Career Transition.
The Power of Transferable Skills: Leveraging Your Experience for a Career Transition. In today’s job market, one of the greatest assets you can have is …
Be Patient, Your Time Will Come
In the instant-gratification world we live in, it’s easy to feel like you’re falling behind. You scroll through LinkedIn, see others celebrating new jobs, promotions, …
Balancing Motherhood and a Tech/Cyber Career: How Working Moms Can Thrive in the Industry
As a mother of two, I am going to discuss a topic close to my heart: the perception that careers in tech and cybersecurity have …
The Grey digital Divide & Why I’m Passionate About Provide Cybersecurity Awareness Trainings
In the midst of the rapid digital revolution we’re currently living through, to me it feels like one group is being left behind: our seniors. …
The Journey Is Just As Important As the Destination in Life 🌟
Everyone loves to talk about achieving goals—hitting that career milestone, closing that big deal, making their first million or finally reaching that dream destination. But …
