Artifacts Page

Here you will find an extensive list of artifacts showcasing what I have been learning, applying, and documenting throughout my journey. There are very many of them so they are organized into folders depending on which skill they are meant to represent.

    Folder 1 – Documentation, Research, Communication of Concepts, Writing and Ideas (11 artifacts) – This folder consists of my writing pieces over the years which encompass my research papers on security topics, my article reviews, policy analysis papers, and more – https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1zQab7wpS7fgIr-Y7ZyzSYzKxlXx5nYou

    Folder 2 – Security Concepts, Offensive Tools & Procedures, Troubleshooting, Problem Solving (16 artifacts) – This folder contains screenshots of labs I have completed and assessed which show my familiarity with CLI interfaces, offensive tools, procedures, and exploits, troubleshooting capabilities within those tools, and problem solving skills when faced with challenges – https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1b0TmOv8dcdQ5fcNnhyMYk5gOpTaMVQB3

    Folder 3 – Coding, System Management/Navigation, Troubleshooting, Problem solving (16 artifacts) – This folder consists of images depicting my familiarity with coding constructs, system management and navigation capabilities, troubleshooting procedures, and problem solving scenarios when managing systems – https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1JYSi9tUcN_2-DNBsxebd5_nRh2bieFp1

    Folder 4 – Network Monitoring, Firewall Implementation, Troubleshooting, Problem solving (22 artifacts) – Along with even more troubleshooting and problem solving scenarios and procedures, this folder depicts my usage and familiarity with network monitoring and its various tools and the implementation of firewalls and its rules as an added layer of security when creating/managing a network environment – https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1IRs893LR2gr1jPXXN8xtuY7LoFU1XAxl

    Folder 5 – Network Topology Design (2 artifacts) – My last folder depicts the network topology designs that I have personally designed and created. More of these will be made and subsequently added here as I progress through my networking journey and build better and more complex infrastructures – https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1VQC8Bc1t382BQfxiFDOZ0-jYwY8Ypl1g

    For what specific tools were utilized in most of these artifacts, please refer to my resume!