You Don't Know What You Don't Know Until You Do Know, & Only Then Do You Realize You Don't Really Know What You Thought You Knew...

I used to be a slave to the hospitality industry, so the transition into IT for me was one of great excitement, especially when I had my daughter... I started from a very humble spot with Best Buy as a field services agent, and then moved onto an MSP, which quickly taught me what niche area of IT i DID NOT want to spend the rest of my life in... All the while my dream was and still is to join a high level Ethical Hacking team for a privately run company, or to be part of our more "shadowy" and "unknown" branches of government within the Cyber Security space...

All that being said, I've found that this tupe of job doesn't come easy, and so I have been progressively working on honing my skillset as I happily work within the field of Industrial Cyber Security for the Department Of Defense. If you are a fellow cyber security enthusiast please fo not hesitate to reach out with any insight, knowledge, or thoughts that you think I should take note of. I've always and will always try to maintain a student mentality no matter what level of the industry I end up reaching.

My interests are as far and wide, as my toddler's attention span is short, but my current and primary interest are:

• Ethical hacking, specifically hacking networks and web applications
• Python development
• Ruby development
• Security related application exploration
• Scripting for automation and blueteam / redteam operations

My Certifications currently held are:

• CompTIA Security+
• Fortigate Cybersecurity Operator
• Google IT Support Specialist
• Kaseya Certified Cybersecurity Technician

I'm currently studying to take the:

• CompTIA CySa+
• Cisco CCNA
• Python PCEP

My Projects Will Most Often Be:

• Ones that may bore you, as social development isn't really my thing, but I have decided to take a run at it, as I believe that getting more involved with the development aspects of cyber security, and with open source projects in general will only strengthen my skillset as I move forward with my career.