MS in Cyber Intelligence and Information Security Student
A home lab is an isolated environment where you can legally attack systems you own, learn tools, and practice methodology without touching anyone else's network.
open →A SIEM homelab is a practice environment where you build a mini Security Operations Center (SOC) at home to collect, analyze, and monitor log data from virtual machines, devices, or simulated attacks.
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Study Safari is a fun, gamified study app that turns flashcard practice into a wild Pokémon-style creature-collection adventure. It rewards correct answers with exciting animations and new captures, making the learning process engaging and positive.
open →This is a single-page web app that lets you build a multi-page, terminal-style personal portfolio in the browser and then download it as a real static website (HTML folders + CSS) zipped up and ready to host.
open →Very specific and very dumb data scrapper
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This script simulates a parking lot management system that allows users to check vehicles in and out of specific zones via an interactive command-line interface. It tracks the occupancy status of individual zones and displays the overall lot layout.
open →Wireshark TCP tracing is a built-in capability that inspects, monitors, and reconstructs Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) communications between network endpoints.
open →BC/DR stands for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery. It is a combined strategic framework of policies, procedures, and technologies that helps an organization keep running or quickly recover during and after a major disruption.
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CompTIA Security+ is a globally recognized cybersecurity certification that helps you build and validate the practical cybersecurity skills needed to perform core security functions and pursue a career in cybersecurity.
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CompTIA PenTest+ validates your ability to identify, mitigate, and report system vulnerabilities.
open →This course will provide a foundation for future courses or serve as a stand-alone offering for information professionals. Using techniques of discovery learning and engaging, interactive web-based technology throughout, the course begins by introducing information and strategic theory and the relationships between them.
open →This course explores the nature, scope and function of “intelligence,” broadly, and the organization, activities, and procedures of the U.S. Intelligence Community.
open →This course focuses on improving your writing and briefing skills and learning how to locate and correctly cite credible sources.
open →The course aims to introduce decision-making and risk assessment skills to respond effectively to disasters affecting our critical infrastructure.
open →This course reviews the main actors, targets, threats, and other troublesome activities in cyberspace. It builds a foundation for understanding how cyber intelligence and counterintelligence can support enterprise and national cybersecurity.
open →This course provided an introduction to data/computer networks along with related security concerns. Students will form a basis for learning how to install, configure, maintain, upgrade, and troubleshoot networks.
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