I finished Data Communications with a 100 and Webpage Development with a 98 to end Summer semester. I'll be taking Intermediate Algebra, Local Area Networks, and Public Speaking for Fall Semester. I should make make President's List for Part-Time Students Summer semester for a second in a semester in a row.

I've been completing the Coaching sessions, and hope to have a conference dialogue session at a coming conference to start things off with the NCSA's Cyber Ready Professionals program. I've also started the Google Cybersecurity career certificate, and hope to test for CompTIA Network+ as soon as I can get a few practice tests done. I've also gain several great digital forensics resources through the last phase of the Cyber Ready Professionals program that I intend to get more involved with to focus on forensics and find a niche thereof (Leaning towards Windows and Mobile forensics with OSINT.

Business has been unusually busy, most likely because I've been busy with school and other projects. I've got some ideas brewing, but haven't had much time to play with the ideas to produce any sort of proof of concept on any of them.

Security is booming, and it seems to evolve on an hourly basis rather than a daily basis. Staying up-to-date on the latest tactics, techniques, and procedures of attackers can be nearly impossible. I'm amazed daily on how far adversarial attacks have progressed in a relatively short period of time (25 years or so). The ability to chain vulnerabilities together to exploit a very specific set of systems or people is amazing to me, and the supply chain attack methods never cease to keep me reading.