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I built this site so a reviewer does not have to guess where to click.

A resume gives the overview, but the portfolio shows the work behind it: ServiceNow SecOps, Vulnerability Response, incident response, malware analysis, forensics, GRC, OT/ICS security, cloud security, HCI, and software foundations.

Best first path: Resume → ServiceNow SecOps → CYBER 440 Capstone → Projects → Contact.

Begin with Resume Choose a Review Path View Projects

Fast Review Path
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Resume
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Start here for the quick professional picture: education, credentials, experience, and best-fit roles.

Review Resume

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ServiceNow SecOps
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This is the most career-aligned part of the portfolio. It shows how I think through Vulnerability Response workflow, ownership, remediation, validation, and closure.

Review ServiceNow SecOps

Primary Focus

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CYBER 440 Capstone
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This is one of the strongest academic projects. It connects phishing, malware activity, forensic images, memory artifacts, logs, impact, and remediation into one incident response story.

Review Capstone

Flagship Evidence

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Projects
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Use the project gallery to see the full course-coded evidence map across malware analysis, forensics, GRC, risk, cloud, HCI, software, OT/ICS, and internship work.

Review Projects

Evidence Map

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Capabilities
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Use this page to connect skills to evidence. It is the quickest way to see what I can credibly discuss in an interview.

Review Capabilities

Skill Evidence

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Contact
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Reach out after reviewing the relevant evidence.

Contact

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What to Read First
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For ServiceNow SecOps
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Start with the ServiceNow SecOps Lab Hub and ServiceNow VR Triage Checklist.

These pages are closest to the work I want to keep building on professionally.

Primary Focus Vulnerability Response

For Cybersecurity Analyst Roles
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Start with CYBER 440, CYBER 366, IST 454, and IST 456.

That path shows investigation, malware, forensics, SIEM-style review, and risk-based reporting.

Analyst Path IR / Forensics

For GRC and Risk
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Start with IST 456, IST 432, SRA 311, and CYBER 342W.

That path shows risk thinking, cyber law, privacy, incident planning, and security management.

Risk Path GRC

For OT/ICS Security
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Start with the OT/ICS Security section and the IST 451 ICS/IT-OT DoS Lab.

This is a developing specialty interest, focused on cyber-physical risk, operational disruption, availability, and recovery validation.

Specialty Interest OT/ICS

For HCI and Workflow Design
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Start with IST 331 User-Centered Design and the sudoRunner Portfolio Website.

These explain why I care so much about usability, clear navigation, and workflow design.

HCI Workflow Design

For Software and Application Foundations
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Start with IST 261, IST 311, IST 242, and IST 240.

These are supporting pages. They show the programming foundation behind the security work.

Software Foundation Java / OOP

The Short Version
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Question
Best Page
Why
What is the main career focus?
ServiceNow SecOps Lab Hub
Primary
What is the strongest academic project?
CYBER 440 Capstone
Flagship
Where is malware analysis shown?
CYBER 366 Malware Analytics
Malware
Where is forensics shown?
IST 454 Computer & Cyber Forensics
Forensics
Where is GRC/risk shown?
IST 456 Security & Risk Management
Risk
Where is professional experience shown?
IST 495 Network Lab Development Internship
Internship

What Not to Read First
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Some pages show progression rather than headline evidence. IST 240, IST 242, IST 250, SRA 221, and SRA 231 are useful supporting pages, but they are not where I would send a reviewer first unless they specifically ask about software foundations, early web design, information security basics, or decision theory.

Next Step
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