2 college degrees and a dozen certifications taught me how things can work.
A year in tech support has taught me how things can break.
To break into cybersecurity, I'm building a homelab that teaches me both.
Actively seeking entry-level cybersecurity opportunities.
Active Directory environment with deliberately misconfigured service accounts, weak password policies, and over-privileged SPNs for realistic attack scenarios.
IIS web server with MySQL backend featuring cleartext credentials in configuration files and vulnerable service accounts.
High-value target with Domain Admin auto-logon, disabled security controls, and exposed RDP access for credential harvesting scenarios.
Centralized security monitoring with real-time log analysis, custom dashboards, and automated threat detection capabilities.
Comprehensive penetration testing toolkit for red team operations, vulnerability assessment, and exploit development.
Developer and standard user workstations for lateral movement scenarios, privilege escalation, and realistic attack path simulation.
Currently pursuing a SOC Analyst or Junior Cybersecurity Analyst role
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