Security Consultant
Penetration Tester
Linux Administrator
DevOps
Security Consultant
Penetration Tester
Linux Administrator
DevOps
Hello! I’m Salim Jayousi.
DevSecOps Engineer from Athens, Greece. I have rich experience in web security and DevOps, also I am good at WordPress. I have worked as Linux Administrator for 10+ years & as a security consultant for 5+ years.
Full detailed penetration tests, to make sure your online business is bullet-proof.
Manage all your infrastructue and integrate CI/CD methodologies into your project to easily manage your development team workflow.
Design and implement company's production and development environments. Responsibilities will include delivering a scalable, resilient and cost-effective architecture and building a team of first-class professionals
Provide leadership in the DevSecOps areas of Vulnerability Scanning, Certificate Management, Password Policy Management, Data Analysis of security monitoring outputs, coordination of Remediation Patching, and other daily Security and Compliance efforts.
Patching, compiling, securing, and troubleshooting Linux servers in a heterogeneous environment. The professional performs system updates and server configurations. They are responsible for implementing changes in multiple environments from development to production.
Completed the exams of Offensive Security, Certified Ethical Hacker.
cPanel University,
Completed exams for RHEL based cPanel/WHM Certified Engineer.
Uncompleted Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science ,
Athens, Greece
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