About

I am a security engineer in Wolverhampton. I came to the UK from Nepal for a master’s in cyber security and stayed to build things that were missing on both sides of that journey.

Most of my work sits at the point where software meets an obligation — a tax authority that must acknowledge every invoice, a school that is accountable for online safety, a small firm that carries enterprise-shaped cloud risk with none of the staff to manage it. Systems like that are unforgiving in a way I find clarifying: either the invoice was acknowledged or it was not.

I co-founded Cyber Heroez CIC in 2025 as a community interest company rather than a startup, because the audiences that need this most — families, schools, older adults, small firms — are the ones commercial security has priced out. In parallel I build Bardibas RetailOS alone: a point-of-sale and accounting platform certified by Nepal’s Inland Revenue Department, running the daily trade of real shops.

I write about what my systems get wrong as readily as what they get right. In security work, the person who tells you the limitations is the one worth listening to.