- Conducted comprehensive penetration tests on web applications, network infrastructure, and software systems to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses
- Utilized industry-standard tools such as Metasploit, Nmap, Burp Suite, and Wireshark to perform security
- Collaborated with senior penetration testers to analyze the results and develop remediation strategies to strengthen the organization's security posture
- Documented findings, including vulnerabilities discovered, exploitation techniques used, and recommendations for mitigation, in detailed reports for stakeholders
- Assisted in development and execution of social engineering tests to evaluate the effectiveness of the organization's security awareness training programs
- Participated in red team exercises to simulate real-world cyber attacks and identify areas for improvement in the organization's defense mechanisms
- Stayed abreast of the latest security trends, techniques, and technologies through continuous learning and selfimprovement
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MAGIC LAYER GROUP
Web Operations Specialist Business Owner
CAIRO, EG
January 2010 - January 2015
Skills
Active DirectoryAntivirus SoftwaresApple Mac SystemsBash ShellBootcampBurp SuiteBusiness AdministrationCarrying out AssessmentsCiscoCommunication SkillsComputer NetworksComputer ProgrammingComputer SecurityCustomer SupportCybercrimeCyber WarfareDdosDirectory ServiceEthical HackingFirewalls (Computer Science)Incident ResponseLinuxMalwareMetasploitMicrosoft WindowsNetwork ArchitectureNetwork SecurityNmapOperational SystemsPerseveranceProblem SolvingPython (Programming Language)Red Team (Cyber Security)ReliabilitySafety PrinciplesScriptingSecurity AwarenessSecurity Information and Event ManagementService OrientationSimulationsSocial EngineeringSoftware System Penetration TestingSoftware SystemsSQL DatabasesStakeholder ManagementStrategic ThinkingTcpdumpTechnical SupportTesting SkillsTraffic AnalysisTraining ActivitiesUser ExperienceVulnerabilityWeb ApplicationsWeb Application SecurityWeb DevelopmentWeb Hosting ServicesWireshark