As I continue building my cybersecurity career, I’ve been looking for ways to better organize and understand the work I already do on a daily basis. Recently, I used Glean AI software to help generate a CSV spreadsheet that mapped out my role responsibilities, measurable tasks, daily operational work,
As part of my ongoing journey toward becoming a Security Analyst, I recently completed a Security Analyst course on Udemy. This course gave me a broader understanding of what the role looks like and helped bridge my day to day work with the work of a Security Analyst. Discussing Policies,
Continuing my Hack The Box series, I’m starting to feel more comfortable navigating Linux through the command line and interacting with target machines. Each lab forces me to rely more on my command-line knowledge, which is exactly the kind of hands-on practice I was looking for when I made
I’m officially starting my Hack The Box (HTB) series, where I’ll document my experiences working through labs and machines as I continue developing my cybersecurity skills. Before I even touched a machine, it took me three full days just to get my environment working. I had to troubleshoot
Introduction This post kicks off my new blog series: My Path to SOC Analyst with TryHackMe. Each post, I’ll be sharing updates as I progress through different courses that build the technical and analytical skills I need to become a Security Analyst. The idea is to not only learn,
Learning Windows and Linux Command Line Through TryHackMe
Here I will be posting updated certifications and accomplishments. Comptia Sec+ Certification My current stats on TryHackMe site and if you click the above embedded image, it will take you to my profile.
I've been listening to the "Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast" (DtSR) for the past 2 days and there most recent episodes speaks on the ups and downs of AI in search engines. The only negative that I agree on is the loss in profit for most
Nmap: The BasicsLearn how to use Nmap to discover live hosts, find open ports, and detect service versions.TryHackMe My experience with TryHackMe has been an interesting one. Interesting in the sense that I have been learning and implementing things that I did not expect to learn. For example, I
So here we are. Diving into the depths of the technology field. If you are here expecting elaborate justifications and controversial takes, you are in the wrong place. If your hear to see my progress, laugh at dad jokes, and grow with me as I dive deeper into Infosec, Welcome!
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