Tyler Boykin
Tyler is a cybersecurity engineer with 10 years of experience in network engineering and information security. He holds the OSCE, OSCP, CCNP Enterprise, and many other vendor-related and vendor-neutral certifications. He also has a Masters of Science in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance (MSCSIA).
Tyler works as a penetration tester, assessing various systems and environments as part of corporate oversight and assurance processes. He's given presentations, to include at the DEFCON Red Team Village in 2020. He lives with his girlfriend in Austin, TX and enjoys competitive bodybuilding as a lifestyle hobby.
Courses
CCNA: Automation and Programmability
In this CCNA: Automation and Programmability course, you will learn about traditional networks vs. controller-based networking, REST-Based APIs, and configuration managment mechanisms.
CCNA: Security Fundamentals
In this CCNA: Security Fundamentals course, you will learn about IPsec remote access and site-to-site VPNs, access control lists, and how to configure layer 2 security features.
CCNA: IP Services
In this CCNA: IP Services course, you will learn about inside source NAT, NTP operating, and forwarding per-hop behavior (PHB) for QoS.
CCNA: IP Connectivity
In this CCNA: IP Connectivity course, you will learn about the components of routing table, how to configure and verify IPv4 and IPv6 static routing, and how to configure and verifty single area OSPFv2.
CCNA: Network Access
In this CCNA: Network Access course you will learn about VLANs spanning multiple switches, interswitch connectivity, and rapid PVST+ spanning tree protocol.
CCNA: Network Fundamentals
In this CCNA: Network Fundamentals course, you'll learn about network topology architectures, physical interface and cabling types, and IPv4 addressing and subnetting.
Burping Sauce
In this hands-on challenge, you will practice using Burp Suite to exploit a vulnerable web application.
Encoder Switch
In this hands-on challenge, you will practice exploiting SSRF vulnerablities and converting binary output.
In-N-Out
In this hands-on challenge, you will practice identifying potential egress points through intermediate devices and creating tunnels out of a network.
The Defense Rests
In this hands-on challenge, you will practice making changes to a malware sample in order to evade Microsoft Defender.