This is a collection of my projects and experiences throughout my time in CYSE 100.
Cyber Security Career Connections Event
This is my reflection of the event:
The Cyber Security Career Connections event was a great experience. I saw a variety of employers offering a variety of opportunities. I visited Nasa, the FBI, CHKD, and a navy command booth. They were all very interesting and provided a plethora of information. The 2 tables that stuck out to me the most were Nasa and the navy command booth. The Nasa employee provided the most unique and interesting experience. He introduced us to a former Nasa intern. He explained that due to her performance she will get a job offer. He told me there are multiple internship offers at Langley and other campuses across the country. He told me that the NSA codebreaker challenge is a great item to put on your resume. The navy command booth also presented a great opportunity. They presented an internship that would be year round. It would increase your time in college, because it would a 52 week program. However, it seemed like a great program. The internship would take place either in Norfolk naval or Chesapeake.
Cyber Security Careers Infographic
CyberOps
This was my reflection of the event:
The Cyber ops conference this weekend was a fun experience. I was there from around 11:30 to 2. I went with some friends and found, even more, when I was there. We initially tried to start a team of 8 but found out the maximum team size was 4. We split into 2 teams and started the capture the flag challenge. I thought it was incredibly cool that there were prizes, especially because of what they were. There were drones, hard drives and 2-factor authentication devices. There were a lot of cool, interesting questions that lead me to leave with more knowledge than I came. I had to use Wireshark for the networking questions, which I had never used before. There was also a question where you had to convert decimal numbers into binary. Unfortunately, I forgot how to convert to binary, so one of my teammates researched how to do it. This made me realize something I should touch up on. The questions that required Linux were confusing and in my opinion the hardest questions I encountered. Unfortunately, we were not able to solve them but it was a great experience. I thought it was especially cool that the FBI was at the conference.
Finding Cyber Security Everywhere
Company Name: Tesla.
Company Industry: Automotive/Clean Energy company.
Company Main Product/Service: The Tesla, an electric automobile.
Company Primary Customers: Wealthy middle/upper class, environmentalists, car enthusiasts.
Why Does This Company need Cybersecurity?
- To provide security for their electric automobiles, to provide protection of not just their company but their customers. To ensure the cars are not hacked and used to harm people.
- To protect their cloud servers and data.
- To protect the private data of their customers.
- To protect the charging stations for the tesla’s from connecting external forces.
- To test security measures of outdated security infrastructures of systems and further encryption of data.
This is my presentation of the project: https://www.loom.com/share/6bbbcc63d0884557bc1bf666cdf658c8
This is my resume, highlighting my experience and skills.
Hello
I’m Michel Lively-Scholz
1023 W. 49th Street, Norfolk, Va.
(757) 416- 2446
Michaeljlivelyscholz@gmail.com
Skills
Proficient in Microsoft Word
Variety of computer/ I.T. skills
Efficient and experience at leading
Ability to learn quickly and pick things up in a timely manner
Experience
July 2020 – November 2020
Dairy Queen, Windsor– Front Counter Associate
- Trained multiple employees after my first month
- Learned all positions, including customer service and kitchen
- Operated drive-thru functions
November2020 – August 2022
Chic-fil-A, Suffolk– Team Member
- Fulfilled managerial duties and lead groups of employees
- Trained countless employees on computer systems and customer service, as well as standard operations
- Prepared food and managed drive-thru operations
- Assisted in technical support for team members and customers
Education
August 2022 – current
Old Dominion University, Norfolk– Cyber Security
Awards
Eagle Scout
Principal’s List
Most Valuable Runner
All-District’s 3rd place