Rachel Jasurda
Rachel is a cybersecurity consultant, educator, and the founder of Cybersecurity Demystify, a platform dedicated to making IT and security accessible to everyone.
She holds a Master’s degree in Cybersecurity along with industry-recognized certifications, including CompTIA and Microsoft credentials.
With a passion for breaking down complex security concepts, Rachel creates tutorials, guides, and real-world insights that help individuals and businesses strengthen their defenses online.
Her work bridges the gap between technical expertise and everyday application, empowering audiences to protect their data, grow their skills, and stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.
When she’s not advising clients or building tools to simplify security, Rachel enjoys teaching, mentoring, and sharing knowledge that makes Cybersecurity practical and approachable for all.
why choose me?
My mission is simple: to make cybersecurity understandable, practical, and effective—so you can focus on what you do best, while I help keep your digital world secure.
Proven
Expertise
I hold a Master’s degree in Cybersecurity and industry certifications (CompTIA + Microsoft), ensuring both technical depth and practical knowledge.
Simplifying
Complexity
Cybersecurity can feel overwhelming. My approach breaks down complex concepts into clear, step-by-step guidance anyone can follow.
Passion for
Accessibility
Security shouldn’t be reserved for experts. I believe everyone deserves the tools and knowledge to stay safe online.
Hands-On
Experience
Beyond theory, I’ve helped individuals and businesses strengthen their security posture and protect what matters most.
Education-First
Mindset
Whether through tutorials, workshops, or blogs, I focus on empowering people—not just fixing problems.
Recent Blog Posts
How to Respond to a Brute Force Attack on Azure VM
How to Remediate a Brute Force Attack on Azure VMs Brute force attacks have become a common method used by
How to Analyze a Malware Incident in CrowdStrike Falcon: A Step-by-Step Guide
Analyze a Malware Incident in CrowdStrike Falcon Malware incidents can be one of the most devastating events for organizations, leading
Step-by-Step Guide to Investigating a Malware Incident in Microsoft Sentinel Following NIST SP 800-61 Guidelines
Investigate a Malware Incident in Microsoft Sentinel Using NIST SP 800-61 Malware incidents can have serious consequences for your organization's
How to Create a Honeypot in Azure and Use Microsoft Sentinel for Monitoring Attacker Activity
Steps to Create a Honeypot in Azure and Integrate with Microsoft Sentinel As cyber threats continue to evolve, organizations are
How to Analyze a Brute Force Attack in Microsoft Sentinel: A Step-by-Step Guide
Analyze a Brute Force Attack in Microsoft Sentinel A brute force attack is one of the most common methods that
How to Configure Conditional Access Policy in Microsoft Entra to Require Multi-Factor Authentication for Azure VM Login
Require Multi-Factor Authentication for Azure VM Login Ensuring the security of your Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) is essential to protect
