Certifications bridge the gap between theory and practice and allow me to both create and design projects, while also gaining valuable knowledge and core concepts of a field or particular sector. They provide a way to upskill and stay on top of the everchanging world of computer science while also being an official credential for employers and recruiters. Certifications are an extremely important method of gaining knowledge and upskilling within both Cybersecurity and Computer Science.
Theory explains the principles, while credentials prove their power in practice.
A practical cyber simulation focused on creating industry standard dashboards to monitor activity and producing high qualtity incident reports.
An introductory course that focused on key concepts in theory and code surrounding agentic AI and frameworks. Such as LLM's, RAGs and multi agent frameworks.
A course focused on highlighting the different domains of cybersecurity and how each role operates and interconnects in the world of cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity Girl
A course focused on industry standard auditing and consulting in relation to guidelines such as NIST & SOX with incident reports and an interview style approach.
A course focused on clear and consise communication in a way that engages and captivates an audience while conveying the main points.
A practical cyber simulation focusing on the dangers of phishing and teaching cyber awareness and education skills.
A cybersecurity simulation designed to showcase the work done by Security Consulting Firms, such as IT auditing & Incident Reports.
Between structured courses/certificates and projects, I often deep-dive into engaging concepts, emerging technologies, and hot topics within Cybersecurity and Computer Science. Through self-paced learning,watching videos, taking notes, completing labs, and creating custom infographics & quizzes to actively cement and showcase my knowledge. I don't do this for a certificate; I do it to stay ahead in an ever-changing industry.
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