About

I’m Rejan Isufi, a student who publishes Cyber Notes as part of a web project and as a way to practice explaining security topics clearly.

Why I built this site

The assignment asked for a multi-page site using semantic HTML and custom CSS—no JavaScript frameworks and no site builders. I chose a cybersecurity “notes” theme because it matches what I study day to day: defensive workflows, safe lab practice, and how to document what I learn so it still makes sense months later. Publishing online also keeps me honest about accuracy and tone; if something is vague or overstated, I want feedback so I can fix it.

What I’m working toward

My goals are to grow stronger in blue-team fundamentals (log review, alert reasoning, and structured triage), to keep web application risks on my radar as a defender, and to get comfortable shipping small, well-explained artifacts—writeups, checklists, and lab walkthroughs—that could matter in interviews or on a team. I care about ethical boundaries: isolated labs, no real-world targeting, and citing sources when I summarize standards or tools.

What I’m learning through this project

Beyond the security content, I’m learning how to structure navigation across many HTML pages, keep a consistent layout and accessible headings, and use a tiny bit of JavaScript only where it helps (like theme toggle and filtering on the home page) without turning the site into a SPA. I’m also practicing writing an About page that says something concrete about me—not generic filler— because that is often the first place instructors or visitors look.

Connect

You can reach me through the contact page or find me on LinkedIn. Source for this site lives on GitHub.