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Tan Yee Ming
An inquisitive year 3 student in Ngee Ann studying in the Diploma of Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics.
♢ interests : self-help , effective leadership, cryptography, network and systems, forensics, communication and investing
♢ skills : problem solving, effective leadership, communication, team-player, adaptable
◈ ABOUT
What motivates you ?
My passion is to create innovative solutions that makes our cyberspace safer.
“ 有增无已 ”
[yǒu zēng wú yǐ ]
a chinese idiom, which means to constantly grow , or ever increasing is a value that lies in the heart of my actions.
To me, to constantly learn, reflect and improve to reach greater heights is something I strive to inculcate in my lifestyle.
My Competencies
◈ GALLERY
♢ 2017-2020 | Beginnings
[Crescent Girls' School]
♢ During my time in Crescent, the constant exposure to ICT played a massive role on how I was able to discover my passion and connection to Cybersecurity.
♢ I was also an active member of Crescent Canoeing, participating in not only Kayak Sprint Competitions, but also Dragonboat Competitions.
♢ Apart from the sports, I was also able to pick up and hone my leadership skills as I served the school and community as a CrezAmabassador.
♢ 2021 - Present | Constant Growth
[Ngee Ann Polytechnic]
♢ To pursue my goals of being apart of a solution to a safer cyberspace, I took on the Diploma of Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics, where I met many like minded people.
♢ In school, I acquired many valuable experiences- from pentesting a company's website, creating an cryptographic algorithm to restoring deleted files on a computer device.
♢ "Change is the only constant." To challenge myself, I joined the NullSec Exco, a student-interest group that specializes in cybersecurity. As an exco, I learned how to effectively lead and work with the team to organize and run events.
♢ While exploring the wonders of technology and expanding my skillsets in school, I also attend/volunteer my time to external events related to cybersecurity.
♢ Recently, I also had the opportunity to interact with Pathlight students while volunteering as a student facilitator, introducing them to Ngee Ann Polytechnic. During then, I learnt how to better interact with the autistic community and how I could play a part in creating a more inclusive society.
