SLTC Research University
Building my academic foundation as an undergraduate with an interest in cybersecurity.

Third-year student at
SLTC Research University.
Building practical skills in monitoring, traffic analysis, and incident investigation on the SOC analyst path.
Exploring systems, security & the web
I’m Thilanga Dilshan, a third-year undergraduate at SLTC Research University, pursuing a career as a Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst.
My current learning focuses on security monitoring and SIEM, network traffic analysis, and incident handling and logging. I also enjoy building websites and applying secure development practices.
Always learning. Always asking why.
Look beneath the surface to learn how networks, code, and people connect.
Bring a security-first mindset to the websites and apps I create.
Explore in safe lab environments, document discoveries, and keep improving.
Learning the foundations. Putting them into practice.
Building my academic foundation as an undergraduate with an interest in cybersecurity.
Exploring Linux, network traffic, and security concepts in controlled learning environments.
Focusing my learning on security monitoring, network traffic analysis, and incident investigation.
Connecting design, code, and security through personal websites and application projects.
Working toward certificates in Security Monitoring & SIEM, Network Traffic Analysis, and Incident Handling & Logging.
Still learning. Still building. The journey continues.
Explore the ideas behind my practice labs.
Select a lab to see what it does and how it works.
Building the skills for a future in security operations.
Studying how security events are monitored and investigated using SIEM tools.
Learning to interpret network traffic and recognize suspicious activity.
Developing a structured approach to reviewing logs and handling incidents.
All three certificates are in progress. Completed credentials will be added when available.
Have a project in mind, a security challenge to explore, or something worth learning together? I’d love to hear about it.
From cybersecurity labs to thoughtful web projects, I’m interested in exchanging ideas and building useful things with people who care about their craft.