This is a quick blog. I had this issue years ago but I realize people I know, whether it be coworkers, friends or even connections on LinkedIn do not know how to approach this problem and it is nothing to be ashamed of. …

After two years of on-and-off preparation for this exam, I finally did it! Let’s get into it, shall we? “The Burp Suite Certified Practitioner (BSCP) is an official certification for web security professionals, from the makers of Burp Suite. Becoming a Burp Suite Certified Practitioner demonstrates a deep knowledge of…

Yup! It has been quite the wait for another post from yours truly. But you know, life happens. I appreciate the few of you reaching out on when the next blog post would have been. I’ll try to be more consistent, no promises though. Now with that said let’s get…

We’ve been touching on Azure here and there through this blog, but it’s time for a change of pace. While I must admit that I’m a staunch supporter of #teamAzure, let’s give AWS a chance to shine. …

We are back again! So I have been doing a lot of research lately and been playing around with a lot of stuff, this one interested me so you all know what’s next: This is gonna be a short one, let’s get right into it! This is intended for my…

We are back again as I promised! We will be following up on my last blog post. Let’s get right to it. So let’s talk LSA, more specifically LSA Secrets to AD Domain Admin and even Global Admin in Azure. Before we can go right into it let’s attempt to…

Haven’t blogged in a minute but what better way to start back than to review the best certification I have done thus far in my cyber security journey? Let’s get into it. Background So, this was a debate with myself for a while on whether to do eCPPTv2 or PNPT. I…

Typically in your DevOps Cloud Environments things can break…badly. It may be one of the hardest things to diagnose. Whether you are running a GitHub Codespace backed by a high-performing Virtual Machine or simply an everyday VM for virtualization, everyone can be a victim of an environment breaking for whatever…

So the goal I had for 2022 was to focus more on certifications that are more hands-on and can challenge my skillset. Why? Theoretical certifications do have their use but the more hands-on the cert, then the more relevant it is to my Security Engineer Role. It offers more value…