JaxonWatt

Jaxon Watt

IT Officer, Fit4Duty · Australia

Cybersecurity professional. I secure the live production environments a business depends on: identity and access, device security, Microsoft 365 hardening and network defence.

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About

I work in cybersecurity as an IT Officer at Fit4Duty, where I’m responsible for maintaining and securing live production systems, internal networks, and user environments.

I completed a Certificate IV in Cybersecurity at TAFE Queensland with a focus on defensive and offensive security fundamentals, and placed top three nationally at the Cyber Battle Australia Grand Final as part of TAFE Queensland’s team.

Role
IT Officer, Fit4Duty June 2025 to present
Does
Cybersecurity professional. I secure the live production environments a business depends on: identity and access, device security, Microsoft 365 hardening and network defence.
Based
Australia
Focus
Security, Infrastructure, Threat Analysis, Offensive Security
Proof
Top three nationally, Cyber Battle Australia Grand Final 2025 with TAFE Queensland
Credential
Certificate IV in Cybersecurity TAFE Queensland, July 2025

Experience

  1. June 2025 to present

    Fit4Duty

    IT Officer · Full Time

    I manage and secure Fit4Duty’s internal IT systems, ensuring live production environments stay reliable and protected. My work covers identity and access management, device security, and tenant-wide hardening across Microsoft cloud services, reducing vulnerabilities and keeping systems safe for a nationwide operation.

  2. January 2024 to June 2025

    Sublime Technologies

    Junior Technician · Casual

    Installed and serviced CCTV, access control, and automation systems across residential and commercial sites, with hands-on involvement in physical security assessments, system bypass testing, and post-installation validation.

Melbourne, 2025

Three members of the TAFE Queensland team in Cyber Battle Australia 2025 shirts, under magenta light at the Grand Final venue. Jaxon Watt is on the right.

Cyber Battle Australia · Grand Final

Melbourne, 2025. TAFE Queensland's cyber security team held its own on the national stage and finished in the top three. Jaxon is on the right.

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Photograph: TAFE Queensland

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Projects

Five things I built or wrote. Each label says exactly what it is and where it lives.

DrugTest.info

DrugTest.info

Live site

Search accredited drug testing providers worldwide

A directory for finding accredited drug and alcohol testing providers worldwide - search by location and get to a certified provider without digging through directories.

drugtest.info
Revinal

Revinal

Live site

Abuse Monitoring & Moderation Logging System

Built and operated a self-hosted moderation and logging system used across 600+ Discord servers. Managed Linux deployment, uptime, permissions, updates, audit logging, and abuse-prevention workflows. Demonstrates experience with event logging, access control, operational reliability, and trust-and-safety tooling.

revinal.xyz
Microsoft 365 Security Hardening

Microsoft 365 Security Hardening

Write-up

Identity and cloud security hardening for Microsoft 365 environments

A practical security hardening guide covering multi-factor authentication, administrator account review, least privilege, audit logging, endpoint protection, and user lifecycle management. The project documents a structured approach to reducing identity-based risk in Microsoft 365 environments and reflects security practices I use and continue to develop in production environments.

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Suspicious Login Investigation

Suspicious Login Investigation

Write-up

Investigating suspicious authentication activity using security logs

A small incident response case study demonstrating how suspicious authentication events can be investigated using login logs, timelines, user context, and follow-up activity. The project focuses on collecting evidence, assessing risk, and documenting practical remediation steps.

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Web Application Security Review

Web Application Security Review

Write-up

Reviewing a public web application through a security lens

A structured review of a public-facing web application covering HTTPS configuration, security headers, input handling, error messages, dependency management, and basic abuse prevention. The project focuses on identifying common security weaknesses and documenting practical improvements.

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Older work, source and experiments live on GitHub.

github.com/emcrald

Credentials

  1. July 2025
  2. June 2024
  3. September 2022
  4. August 2022
  5. August 2022
  6. January 2022

In print

2024 to 2025

Contact

I believe Jaxon will be an asset to any company potentially looking at employing him.

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About Jaxon Watt

Jaxon Watt is a cybersecurity professional based in Queensland, Australia. He holds a Certificate IV in Cyber Security and a Certificate II in Autonomous Technologies from TAFE Queensland. Jaxon specializes in penetration testing, network security, vulnerability assessment, and IT infrastructure management.

Professional Experience and Work History

Technical Skills

Certifications & Credentials

Software Projects and Applications

Publications & Press

Professional References and Testimonials

Contact Information

Email: mail@jaxonwatt.com

Location: Queensland, Australia

Website: jaxonwatt.com