Blog
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Literature Reviews on Open Source
Here are my literature reviews for the Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software Development (HFOSS) course at RIT.
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Humanitarian FOSS Development Intro
This article was written for Rochester Institute Technology’s Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software (HFOSS) class (IGME-582). Original HFOSS’21 post can be found on the course blog.
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CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability
The CIA triad is a widely recognized model in cybersecurity. Here, CIA stands for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.
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RIT Gibson Hall Honors Dorm Photos
Here are some photos of my freshman dorm room at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). I was on the fourth floor of Carlton Gibson Hall, RIT’s honors dorm.
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Open Source Security Economics and Ethics
There is a lack of acknowledgment and support of the FOSS community in the cybersecurity industry, creating gaps in security knowledge.
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How I Found My Niche of Professional Attire
Embrace your fashionable status, or change either your outfit or political affiliation. Learn how I found my niche of professional attire here
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Threat Mitigation in Layers of the OSI Model
This research details the results of cost-effective security mitigations for each layer of the OSI Model. Presented @ WiCyS, RITSEC, and RIT.
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Black Hat Optis Series Judging Criteria
I interviewed sixty industry leaders from over forty companies at Black Hat. Here are the 21 companies whose growth I recommend watching.
