This pencil represents my cybersecurity journey.
Short nights.
Notes everywhere.
Labs repeated.
Concepts rewritten.
You don’t become good by watching.
You become good by writing, doing, failing, correcting.
How many hours have you put into your craft this week?
Today, I worked on two TryHackMe rooms: Security Principles and Pentesting Fundamentals.
These rooms helped me build my understanding of cybersecurity principles and penetration testing fundamentals.
I'm continuing to learn, practise, and develop my skills in cybersecurity
I Investigated a phishing email in a SOC Room🔍
I examined the IoCs: • Sender domain & return-path • Email authentication results • Malicious URL
•SPF, DKIM & DMARC
•Email gateway & authentication logs
My findings are in the comments🌚
Two opportunities. One day. One grateful heart. 😭❤️🙏
Thank you, @CodeAlpha for the Cybersecurity Internship opportunity!
We're learning, we're growing, and we're not giving up. 🚀
💡 One key lesson: A vulnerability is a weakness, a threat is a potential source of harm, and risk is the possibility and impact of that threat exploiting the weakness.
Every day is an opportunity to learn, practise, and grow in cybersecurity. 🚀
The difference between the Blue Team and the Red Team.
🧪 Practical learning: I completed the Security Principles and Pentesting Fundamentals rooms on TryHackMe.
The CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.
Distinguish between a threat, a vulnerability, and a risk.
SOC operations and the responsibilities of L1, L2, and L3 analysts.
The CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.
Week1_Task1 | Cybersecurity Introduction & Understanding the SOC 🔐
As part of my SOC Analyst Internship at TechBiz Academy, I worked on understanding the fundamentals of cybersecurity and the role of a Security Operations Center (SOC).
📌 What I covered:
Week1_Task1 | Cybersecurity Introduction & Understanding the SOC 🔐
As part of my SOC Analyst Internship at TechBiz Academy, I worked on understanding the fundamentals of cybersecurity and the role of a Security Operations Center (SOC).
📌 What I covered:
💡 One key lesson: A vulnerability is a weakness, a threat is a potential source of harm, and risk is the possibility and impact of that threat exploiting the weakness.
Every day is an opportunity to learn, practise, and grow in cybersecurity. 🚀