Three dimensional security – a graph and search approach to security and compliance
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Organizations can't get complete visibility into their digital environment because of the way the data is collected, stored and presented. That means vulnerabilities are rampant and you don't even know it. Learn how to apply a graph data model to your digital environment to create a more thorough and complete mapping of relationships that exist. This, in combination with search, makes spotting gaps and vulnerabilities easy. It also enables more intelligent, context driven alerts. How Cyber Security competitions got me my Job Ryan FiskN/AN/ASo COLLEGIATE CYBER DEFENSE COMPETITION or CCDC is competition held nation wide for the top schools in the nation. Last year 2018 was the first year I competed and when I started on the team I was a Janitor for Vivint Smart home. While competing and learning I was able to take some of the tech skills and troubleshooting lessons I learned in the Cyber Security Club and moved up to being a Tier 4 Troubleshooting tech within 8 months of working Vivint. When we went to regional I was picked as team captain where I learned to manage a team while also fixing windows systems and giving professional reports. After the season was over I tried getting on the IT team for Vivint but because I had no job experience or certs I was passed over for the job. I kept looking and eventually I found a job working for VASA Fitness as an IT team member. I've been here for six months and I am now IT Team lead of 4 people because I learned how to manage people and how manage projects form the club. Still no certs but I am working on those and still only a student in school. I feel like most people put accomplishments like this on their Resume but not everyone knows or even heard off CCDC and don't know what that means and I want to explain what this has done for me and my fellow club members and how we are prepared for real world task and jobs better than most students because we practice for The worst scenarios and build great solutions.