Portfolio Samples (page 2)

Dec 18, 2025 · 1 minute
Abstract This was one of the more in-depth labs from my network security and analysis class. The purpose was to simulate malicious activity and observe any resulting indicators on an endpoint machine. Preview Previous Next     / [pdf] View the PDF file here.
Dec 18, 2025 · 1 minute
Abstract This is a collection of Wireshark labs that I completed for a network security and analysis class. Lab instructions come from Wireshark 101: Essential Skills for Network Analysis (2nd). Not all labs from the book are included in this sample. Preview Previous Next     / [pdf] View the PDF file here.
Dec 18, 2025 · 4 minutes
Abstract This is an overview of the Rapid7 InsightConnect automation that I created collaboratively with Caydon Thomas during my internship at National Heritage Academies (NHA). It reduces that amount of time that security analysts and support technicians spend initiating and tracking endpoint remediation tickets by allowing one to interactively build and submit service requests. Error handling, execution status updates (analogous to return codes), help, and troubleshooting features are built-in. Diagram Click to view full size image read more...
Nov 19, 2025 · 1 minute
Abstract These samples come from classes regarding the use of machine learning and AI concepts towards solving business problems. Additional samples will be added at a later date. Samples These samples are best viewed as HTML exports of the Jupyter Notebooks: Titanic dataset preprocessing/analysis Group model creation project
Nov 19, 2025 · 8 minutes
Abstract This was a group project where students were tasked with investigating a real malware sample of their choosing using the ANY.RUN malware sandbox. Results are delivered in the form of a blog post. Our professor gave us permission to submit our project for consideration to be published in the guest category of the official ANY.RUN blog, but it was unfortunately not selected. If you’re interested, their Q&A with my professor (Dr. Jim Furstenburg) about cybersecurity education is a good read. He has a lot of great experience and wisdom to share, and the post offers some insights into how the ISIN program at Ferris approaches teaching. read more...
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