If you're searching for a competent security analyst, look no further than Nguyen (Win). He has an unwavering drive to excel and a self-starting attitude, making him a valuable addition to any team. Win has extensive experience using top-notch cybersecurity tools, including Wireshark, RITA, Zeek, Brim, and Splunk, and is always eager to expand his knowledge to stay ahead of emerging threats. In addition to his practical skills, Win is an avid blogger who shares his expertise through his cybersecurity blog, www.securitynguyen.com. Check out his impressive portfolio of projects and work on his website. Below, Win has listed his current skill set along with the corresponding projects that showcase his expertise in each one: 👉 Triage malicious network traffic log (https://www.securitynguyen.com/tag/analyzing-malicious-traffic/) 👉 Utilizes Open-Source Intelligence (https://www.securitynguyen.com/malware-traffic-analysis-sunnystation/) 👉 Develop IDS/IPS signature to detect an attack (https://www.securitynguyen.com/tag/owasp-top-10/) 👉 Vulnerability Management (https://www.securitynguyen.com/tag/vulnerability-management/) 👉 Phishing Analysis (https://www.securitynguyen.com/tag/phishing-analysis/) 👉 Linux Commands 👉 Python (https://www.securitynguyen.com/tag/python/) 👉 Active Directory (https://www.securitynguyen.com/tag/active-directory/) 👉 HyperV (https://www.securitynguyen.com/tag/hyperv/) Some cybersecurity projects that Win has created: ⭐SunnyStation - Malware Traffic Analysis • Downloaded the malware traffic pcap file from malware-traffic-analysis.net • Ingested the PCAP using Brim and used Brim to investigate the malware traffic • Identified malicious domains, C2 Channel, IOC, and MD5 hash of the malware • Reported all steps of the investigation on my personal cybersecurity blog. • More information can be found here ⭐Malware Agent Tesla Data Exfiltration Analysis • Analyze the Data Exfiltration from the malware Agent Tesla. • I identified the account credentials stolen by the malware. • Additionally, I identified what user it infected and on what computer. • More information can be found here ⭐Analyzing Malicious Email (Phishing Analysis #1) • Determine whether the email has been spoofed by analyzing its header. • Assess whether the email's domain is malicious • Check for grammar mistakes • Analyze the suspicious attachments in the email • Conclude whether the email overall is malicious or not. • More information can be found here You can contact Win through Linkedin or his email: tryhardnguyen@gmail.com