About CNL
Hi, my name is Klara Orsos. I'm the person behind CyberNeuroLanguage (CNL) — that’s me in the picture. By day, I work as an IT Security Analyst. Outside of work, I help fellow professionals online with their English communication skills through Neurolanguage Coaching® — a fully personalized language coaching practice.
These may seem like two worlds apart, but they’re more connected than they appear. Both require precision, clarity, and the ability to decode complex information — whether it’s a threat report or a client presentation.
Read on to learn what CyberNeuroLanguage is all about — and how it bridges the gap between language and IT security.
Origin
CNL has been quietly taking shape for a few years. It has grown out of a simple observation: outstanding technical minds often struggle to share their expertise clearly because of language barriers.
That gap inspired me to create CNL — a space where technical professionals can work on the specific language-related obstacles that prevent them from communicating at the level of their expertise. With a background in both cybersecurity and language coaching, I speak both languages: tech and English.
It's All About Language Performance
My work goes beyond teaching English. I help professionals identify and overcome the language-related and cognitive obstacles that prevent them from communicating at the level of their expertise in high-stakes situations. Rather than focusing on every language mistake, we focus on the factors that have the greatest impact on clarity, precision, and effective performance in English.
The Core of CNL
What makes CyberNeuroLanguage unique is its foundation in Neurolanguage Coaching®. Through this approach, clients can work on challenges such as finding the right words under pressure, explaining technical concepts more concisely, reducing repetition, thinking more flexibly in English, and communicating with greater precision in high-stakes situations.
Specialization
At CyberNeuroLanguage, Neurolanguage Coaching® is combined with real-world cybersecurity experience. This means our work is grounded in the communication situations you as a cybersecurity professional actually face: incident updates, stakeholder conversations, technical presentations, job interviews, and day-to-day collaboration in English.
