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You can view my resume here but if you don’t want to do that here are some highlights:

Technical Skills:

• Wireshark
• Bash
• Hashcat
• PowerShell
• SecurityOnion
• Snort
• Docker
• Microsoft Office (O365)
• Metasploit
• Meterpreter
• SQL
• Python
• Nmap
• OpenSSL
• Hashcat
• TCPDump
• Burp Suite
• John the Ripper
• Splunk

Operating Systems:

• Windows
• MacOS
• Linux
• Kali Linux

Skills acquired over my career:

• Sales
• Event management
• Sponsorship Acquisition
• CRM’s

You hear about them, but what is a worm? To explain it (very) briefly, a worm is a type of malware (malicious + software = malware) that is self-replicating and it doesn’t need human interaction to create copies of itself all over systems, networks and devices. It’s a nasty bit of code that that can steal data or install backdoors to your system for remote access, among other things.

So what do you do to protect yourself?

In our increasingly online world, we need to remember to be cognizant of the inherent risks of putting our lives and information online. Here are 5 quick tips to help keep you safe.

Strengthen your passwords.

Don’t do something basic like “password”. Use a mix of upper and lowercase, numbers and special characters.

Enable MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication)

This is the option to receive a text or an email or to use an authenticator app. As annoying as this can be, it’s one of the best deterrents for threat actors trying to access your account.