Sacha Roussakis-notter is an Executive Director and seasoned cybersecurity practitioner with six years of hands-on experience designing and automating secure Azure environments, DevSecOps pipelines, and infrastructure-as-code using Terraform, Packer, Ansible and CI/CD tooling. He blends offensive security instincts—pen testing, MITRE ATT&CK mapping and OSINT—with defensive engineering, creating bespoke KQL detections for Azure Sentinel and automations that reduce misconfiguration risk. At enterprises like Woolworths and Avanade he has delivered scalable IaC, secret management and hardening standards while coaching teams in modern DevOps practices. He founded Crimol and maintains several public GitHub projects (Terraform-Ansible Azure automation and Australia’s large OSINT repo) used for training and community reuse. Known for automating tedious security workflows, Sacha spends most of his spare time coding security tooling and writing guides on his blog Destroy.Network. Based in Queensland, Australia, he pairs practical blue-team operations with offensive research to anticipate adversary behavior and engineer resilient cloud infrastructures.
7 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Tier 1 Security Analyst Cyber Security Pentester Pathway, Tier 1 Security Analyst Cyber Security Pentester Pathway at WYWM Academy
Diploma Advanced Double Diploma in Information Technology System Administration Networking, Diploma Advanced Double Diploma in Information Technology System Administration Networking at TAFE Queensland
Vaultify is a CLI tool built in Golang that simplifies the process of encrypting your state files, whether they are for OpenTofu or Terraform, and securely sending them to your HashiCorp Vault server or preferred cloud provider. Additionally, it provides the capability to decrypt and pull your state files to your local environment with ease.
Contributions:1 release, 5 reviews, 6 PRs in 7 months
cligolanghashicorp-vaultopentofuterraform
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