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My Home Lab Update: Built to Learn, Built to Break, Built to Keep Me Sharp

39 minutes ago 6 min read
There is something about working in IT and security for a long time that changes how you view technology. You stop being impressed by slide decks. You stop getting excited about buzzwords. You
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By: TBJ Consulting

Establishing an Effective Vulnerability Management Program

9 days ago 5 min read
Executive Summary In this blog post, I will discuss how to establish an effective vulnerability management program. A good program is not just about running scans and patching systems when time allows. It
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By: TBJ Consulting

Obtaining My Master's Degree In Cybersecurity

16 days ago 7 min read
Executive Summary There comes a point where you ask yourself whether you are done learning or just done being uncomfortable. After finishing my bachelor’s degree at WGU, I decided I was not
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By: TBJ Consulting

Accountability and Communication: The Foundations of a Real Team

6 months ago 2 min read leadership accountability communication teamwork workplace-culture reflection
Accountability and communication aren’t management buzzwords—they’re survival traits for any high-performing team. Without both, even the best intentions turn into chaos.
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By: TBJ Consulting

Moving A Datacenter Without Downtime in 30 Days

7 months ago 7 min read datacenter, networking, vmware, pure-storage, zerto, cohesity, case-study, team
How we moved an entire datacenter in ~30 days of change windows — 300+ VMs, Internet/DMZ, backups, and SQL — with no unplanned downtime. The exact plan, vendor stack, labeling system (NetBox), and lessons learned.
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By: TBJ Consulting
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