Below are some assignments/projects completed during the
University of Denver Cybersecurity Bootcamp with an "A" average.
More details at LinkedIn.
I am fascinated with threat intelligence and try to keep up as best as I can. This assignment required reviewing a number of threat intelligence reports and taking a quiz.
Here are some interesting reports: Mandiant
My paper identifies the issues with Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and follows with a user training plan. The plan details who, in the organization, should be involved; and recommends a training plan and follow-on steps.
See the analysis and
training plan here.
Hired by Lucky Duck Casino as a security analyst. Lucky Duck has lost a significant amount of money on the roulette tables. They believe there is a player working with a Lucky Duck dealer to steal money at the roulette tables. Tasked with navigating, modifying, and analyzing these data files to gather evidence on the rogue player and deal. See the Bash code here.
Tasked with performing penetration testing of a fake company and providing a report suitable for the technical leadership as well as the business leadership.
See the report here.
Created a web application using Azure. Discussion of DNS lookup, runtime stack, cloud tenant, key vault, certificate, SSL off-loading.
See assignment here.
Read about it here.
Additional assignments involved performing tasks using Burp Suite, Nessus, Linux System Administration, Wireshark, and more...
were then quizzed and so no project artifacts resulted to post here.
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