Did you mean to say CISSP? Well, no. CISSP and CASP+ are two different certifications from two different vendors. CISSP is offered by (ISC)², and CompTIA offers CASP+. The CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner certification recommends 10 years of broad experience in IT, including 5 years in SecOps. From my experience in this field, I can…
Installing Microsoft Windows 11 on VMware Fusion
tl;dr – encrypt hard disk, enable TPM, install Windows 11. This may not be one of my typical blog posts, but I thought I would just save it here so that someone else doesn’t have to spend more time trying to figure this out. I’ve seen a few posts around installing the new OS on…
Cybersecurity via Hotel Management | Part 1
I hope this blog will resonate with readers who had it tough or still is. Hang in there. Your hardships, hard work, and the support group you create around you would be the catalyst for getting what you deserve. Go for Gold! And remember, run your race and don’t try to catch up with someone…
My Journey and CompTIA Linux+
Hello there! Welcome and thank you for stopping by my second blog of the ‘My Journey series‘. You’ve come to the right place to get some positive vibes and hopefully get to know about the new CompTIA Linux+ XK0-004 certification exam and if it’s is the right choice for you. No matter which certification you’re after, you…
Working from home
DISCLAIMER: Please consult a medical or certified professional for advice always and this blog shouldn’t be considered as one. Brands and opinions mentioned here are not motivated by any external parties and have no commercial links. For those who are unfamiliar with these acronyms, WFH stands for Working From Home and WHS stand for Workplace…
My Journey and CompTIA Security+
Prologue I landed in Brisbane, Australia on the 13th of July, 2014 (one day before O-Week) with no prior experience in IT Security and the constant voices in my head which could be labelled as ‘imposter syndrome’ and the overwhelming feelings of being in a new country ‘to fulfil my dreams’ after quitting my job…
Where would you be in 5 years?
5 years may or may not be a long time. Thinking back to this day 5 years ago, I made a commitment and with the help of my loved ones, I’ve had an amazing journey across continents and added so much value to my life and learned so much and to never settle for vanilla, taste all flavours…
Secure Ninja 