I’m a front-end developer turned cybersecurity professional with a strong foundation in defensive security and digital forensics. My work centers on Blue Team operations, leveraging tools like pfSense, Security Onion, and Wazuh to harden systems, monitor threats, and respond to incidents.
To strengthen my defensive capabilities, I also test Red Team techniques such as vulnerability scanning and exploitation, allowing me to better understand attacker behavior. Combined with hands-on experience in memory analysis, disk forensics, and incident response, I bring a well-rounded approach to cybersecurity that bridges defense and investigation.
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Sep 10, 2025 · 6 min read · Beyond the technical benefits, building a digital forensics lab demonstrates initiative, problem-solving, and safe hands-on practice, qualities that are highly valued in both academic and professional settings. True forensics labs require a lot of pl...
Join discussionSep 5, 2025 · 2 min read · With all the interfaces up and running, we can begin setting up the rule that will dictate the flow of traffic inside our home lab. You can access these rules through Firewall > Rules. Below we will go through the set of rules for each network: WAN ...
Join discussionSep 4, 2025 · 4 min read · Installing pfSense In this article we will discuss setting up the pfSense firewall for your blue team cyber security lab. Before we start, make sure you’ve completed the previous steps and created the appropriate virtual LANs; without them you won’t ...
Join discussionSep 3, 2025 · 5 min read · This series of articles documents the creation of a home lab that simulates a corporate network. In this first article, I will design and explain the network architecture. Subsequent articles will cover firewall configuration and additional component...
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