Homelab Security Infrastructure
My home setup for practicing VLANs, VPN access, logging, and Debian administration on real hardware.
I’m studying cybersecurity at Kennesaw State University and running a homelab where I work with Linux, networking, monitoring, and remote access.
Most of what I know came from setting something up, getting stuck, and working through it.
My home setup for practicing VLANs, VPN access, logging, and Debian administration on real hardware.
Helped build and run a challenge environment for campus events. My job was to help keep it working while people were using it.
Set up monitoring so I could see what the server and network were doing without waiting for something to fail first.
I’m still learning, but these are the things I’m comfortable working with now.
I use Debian, work from the command line, connect over SSH, install updates, read logs, and troubleshoot when something stops working.
I’ve worked with DNS, VPNs, VLANs, pfSense, and firewall rules in my lab. I like seeing how the pieces fit together.
Years of customer service taught me how to explain things clearly, deal with frustrated people, and keep my head when it gets busy.
You can take a closer look at the homelab, read my résumé, or send me a message.