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Review Paths

Review Paths

Do not try to read everything in one pass.

This page is meant to help different reviewers get to the right evidence quickly. A recruiter should not have to dig through every lab. A technical reviewer should not have to guess which projects are strongest. A ServiceNow reviewer should not have to search for Vulnerability Response work.

Fastest path: Start with the resume, then review the ServiceNow SecOps Lab Hub, CYBER 440 capstone, CYBER 366 malware labs, and the project gallery.


60-Second Path
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Resume
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Start with the public resume for the quick professional overview: education, credentials, experience, and role alignment.

Review Resume

Start

2

ServiceNow SecOps
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Review my strongest career-aligned section: Vulnerability Response workflow, ownership, remediation, validation, exceptions, and closure.

Review ServiceNow SecOps

Primary Focus

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Capstone Evidence
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Review the CYBER 440 capstone for the clearest incident response and forensic investigation story.

Review CYBER 440 Capstone

Flagship Project

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Malware and Forensics
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Review CYBER 366 for malware analysis and IST 454 for dedicated forensics evidence.

Review CYBER 366

Technical Depth

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Projects
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Use the project gallery for the full course-coded evidence map.

Review Projects

Project Gallery

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Contact
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Use the contact page after reviewing the core evidence.

Contact

Next Step


Paths by Reviewer Type
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Recruiter / Hiring Manager
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Use this path if you want the fastest hiring-oriented view.

Recommended order:

  1. Resume
  2. Opportunity Fit
  3. Projects
  4. Credentials
  5. Contact

This path gives the fastest answer to: background, role fit, credentials, strongest evidence, and how to reach me.

Quick Review Hiring Fit

ServiceNow SecOps / Vulnerability Response Reviewer
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Use this path if you care about SecOps workflow, vulnerable item ownership, remediation, and analyst process.

Recommended order:

  1. ServiceNow SecOps Lab Hub
  2. ServiceNow VR Triage Checklist
  3. IST 456: Security & Risk Management
  4. AI-Powered Vulnerability Ownership Recommender
  5. Capabilities

This is the path I would point to first for ServiceNow SecOps conversations.

Primary Path ServiceNow

Cybersecurity Analyst / SOC Reviewer
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Use this path if you want investigation, logs, traffic, SIEM-style thinking, malware, and security operations evidence.

Recommended order:

  1. CYBER 440: Cybersecurity Capstone
  2. CYBER 366: Malware Analytics
  3. IST 456: Enigma Glass Security & Risk Labs
  4. CYBER 362: Network Traffic Analysis & ML
  5. CYBER 262: Security Foundations

This path shows the practical analyst side of the portfolio.

Analyst Path SOC-Relevant

Incident Response / Forensics Reviewer
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Use this path if you want evidence handling, imaging, logs, memory artifacts, timelines, and response planning.

Recommended order:

  1. CYBER 440: Capstone Incident Response & Forensics
  2. IST 454: Computer & Cyber Forensics
  3. CYBER 342W: Incident Response, DR & BC Planning
  4. IST 451: Malware-Based Attack Investigation
  5. SRA 221: Information Security Foundations

This path separates hands-on investigation from planning and response structure.

IR / Forensics Evidence Handling

Malware Analysis / Reverse Engineering Reviewer
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Use this path if you want static analysis, dynamic analysis, reverse-engineering tools, suspicious processes, and malware behavior.

Recommended order:

  1. CYBER 366: Malware Analytics & Reverse Engineering
  2. IST 451: Malware-Based Attack Investigation Lab
  3. CYBER 440: Capstone Incident Response & Forensics
  4. IST 454: Computer & Cyber Forensics
  5. CYBER 262: Security Foundations

This path is the best fit for malware-analysis conversations.

Malware Reverse Engineering

GRC / Risk / Privacy Reviewer
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Use this path if you want the governance and risk side of the portfolio.

Recommended order:

  1. IST 456: Security & Risk Management
  2. IST 432: Cyber Law, Privacy & GRC
  3. SRA 311: Risk Analysis in a Security Context
  4. SRA 231: Decision Theory & Analysis
  5. CYBER 342W: Incident Response, DR & BC Planning

This path shows the risk, policy, decision-making, and communication layer behind the technical work.

GRC Risk Analysis

OT/ICS Security Reviewer
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Use this path if you want cyber-physical risk, operational impact, SCADA/PLC concepts, and availability-focused security thinking.

Recommended order:

  1. OT/ICS Security
  2. IST 451: ICS/IT-OT Application-Level DoS Attack Lab
  3. CYBER 440: Capstone Incident Response & Forensics
  4. IST 495: Network Lab Development Internship
  5. IST 402: Cloud Virtualization, Containers & SECaaS

This path is about availability, operations, and security where systems affect the real world.

OT/ICS Specialty Interest

Cloud Security / Infrastructure Reviewer
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Use this path if you want infrastructure, containers, private cloud, zero trust concepts, and networking.

Recommended order:

  1. IST 402: Cloud Virtualization, Containers & SECaaS Architecture
  2. IST 495: Network Lab Development Internship
  3. SRA 221: Information Security Foundations
  4. CYBER 362: Network Traffic Analysis & ML
  5. Capabilities

This path shows the infrastructure foundation behind security operations.

Cloud Infrastructure

HCI / Workflow / Software Reviewer
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Use this path if you care about usability, workflow design, software foundations, and how I think about interfaces.

Recommended order:

  1. IST 331: User-Centered Design & Booking.com Redesign
  2. sudoRunner Portfolio Website
  3. IST 261: Productivity Assistant Application Design Studio
  4. IST 311: Java Data Structures & Software Engineering Foundations
  5. IST 250: Uphill Struggle Bicycles Web Design Project

This path explains why the portfolio emphasizes navigation, review flow, and usability.

HCI Software

Best Pages by Topic
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Topic
Start With
Why
ServiceNow SecOps
Primary
Incident Response
Flagship
Malware Analysis
Malware
Cyber Law / Privacy
Privacy
Professional Internship
Internship

What I Would Not Read First
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Some pages are included because they show progression, not because they are headline evidence. IST 240, IST 242, IST 250, SRA 221, and SRA 231 are useful supporting pages, but I would not start there unless you are specifically reviewing software foundations, web design, or decision-analysis background.


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