CompTIA A+ certified
CompTIA Security+ certified

Austin Wood is a motivated professional with a strong work ethic and dedication to ethical practices. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance, he complements his academic pursuits with several years of hands-on experience at a Managed Service Provider (MSP).

 

Austin possesses a diverse skill set demonstrated by his professional experience in OS Administration, NOC support, Automation Engineering, and Front-End development. He further validates his expertise with multiple CompTIA and industry-standard certifications.

Austin Wood is A cross-trained professional with a passion for technology and information security who brings a strong sense of business acumen and an agile, solution-oriented approach to solving the most complex challenges.  Graduate of an advanced cybersecurity program trained in many disciplines, including secure network architecture, system hardening, vulnerability auditing, threat analysis, and penetration testing.

 

Current professional title: OS Administrator

Recent Code

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Git-It-Done my time management app

This time management app was made in Tkinter using python. This was to help manage things I need to do around the house as well as time spent studying. I have plans to work on it and expand in the future.
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To-do or not to-do list Final

In this final for my python class in my cyber security focus course, I must make a working to-do list. The list must allow me to add and remove items, as well as mark the items complete. To do this I utilized as little code as possible. I created functions that would add and remove from a dictionary nested in a list. I used the index number of the list to allow me to remove items. As well as to select the key-value pair with the index number then the key of completed and changed the value to True or False, to signify if the item was completed or not.
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Lesson eight Class Inheritance and Polymorphism