Dev and Security Walkthroughs

Time I studied two hours everyday for two weeks. I took Cisco 1 - 2 classes at Lakeland Community College. Materials 1. Boson Practice Exam 2. Cisco Labs 3. Cisco ICND1 Syllabus 4. Youtube Positives Studying for the CCENT filled gaps in my knowledge base. I was doing switchport modes wrong. I know end-devices are switchport mode access now. I figured out how to calculate wildcard submasks. All I knew how to do was 0.0.0.255. I didn't know what full or half duplex was. My subnetting skills were rocky. Cisco labs don't do a good job at explaining concepts. The lab sheet will say "do X command". The Boson practice exam will explain concepts much better. "Oh thats why were doing that" is the feeling you'll get. Regrets I wish I would've took the CCENT over winter break after Cisco 2 was finished. Oh well. Tips I used this to generate a subnet problem: https://www.lammle.com/ip-subnet-practice-page/ And this to validate answers: https:

I wish I could say a cool enemy like MHA Eraser Head or The Akutski but we weren't looking at all. Lakeland was acting like the Birdbox protagonists. We had our blindfolds on and continued about our day. "Birdbox Enemy" is more of a reflection on us then the hackers. The Plan: If the hackers got the Router, Switch, or Firewall we were done for. I saved those three devices first while abandoning everything else. Adam changed the default passwords on the end devices and that was it. We were a Services and Injects team only. We had no time for incident reports. No time for IoT. No time to secure anything good enough. No time to monitor the hackers. I did customer calls. We passed around the audit packet like a hot potato. We were killing it on Services. We were doing great on Injects too. Its all that Extra stuff that got to us. We weren't over-capacitated in the realm we created but in everything we abandoned. The whole idea about throwing the end-devices overboar