About Me

Hello, and thank you for visiting my website. I’m Fuad Sakib, an Assistant Superintendent of Police in Bangladesh with an academic foundation in electrical and electronic engineering and a professional focus on cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection.

My career spans both engineering and public service. I earned my bachelor’s degree from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), where I concentrated on power systems and control. I went on to work in the energy sector with organizations such as DPDC, PGCB, and IDCOL. There, I managed operations of a 132kV substation and worked on protection schemes for substations ranging from 11kV to 230kV. My undergraduate thesis, which led to a peer-reviewed paper on blackout prevention, deepened my interest in system reliability and fault response.

In parallel, I pursued a Master's in Police Science from the University of Rajshahi and joined the Bangladesh Police Service. Currently, I serve in the Tourist Police, where I lead field teams and conduct research on issues like sustainable tourism and data-driven policy enforcement. I recently co-authored a study applying statistical analysis and mixed-method research to assess the impact of tourism policing.

Motivated by the increasing intersection of national security and digital threats, I’m now completing a Post-Graduate Diploma in Cybersecurity. My interests span SCADA/ICS security, cyber-physical system protection, ransomware defense, insider threat detection, and the ethical design of secure autonomous systems. I’ve also worked with digital forensics tools and have programming experience in Python, C, and C++.

I am currently seeking admission to a PhD program where I can contribute to applied research at the nexus of cybersecurity, public safety, and national infrastructure. I’m especially interested in opportunities to collaborate with faculty working on critical systems protection, cybercrime prevention, and AI-informed defense strategies.

Please feel free to explore my CV, publications, and projects through the navigation menu. I look forward to connecting with like-minded researchers and mentors.