Amr Atalla

I am a third-year Cybersecurity student with a foundation in network security, data protection, and threat analysis seeking an internship position where I can implement my technical skills and up to date knowledge to contribute to the protection of organizational data and infrastructure from cyber threats. I am looking forward to apply my problem solving skills and hands on experience from academic projects to real world security challenges, while continuously seeking opportunities for growth and professional development in the rapid paced field of cybersecurity.

I am also open to work in any Cybersecurity related role as my main goal is to delve into the working environment and gain valuable hands-on experience. Available full-time May through September 2024.

• Programming (Python, C, Java)
• System Administration
• Routing and Switching
• Network Services
• Introduction to Cyber Security
• Penetration Testing
• Risk management for Information Security
• Cyber Security Policy and Law
• Programming for Information Security
• Introduction to Database and Data Modeling
• Network Security & Forensics
• Computer System Forensics
• Web Application Security
• Reverse Engineering

Available full-time May through September 2024.

Created a virtual environment representing a small to medium-sized organization's web server within a lab setting. This environment included servers, clients, and a network configuration typical of such an organization. Other pentesting teams targeted our organization, and we were able to conduct penetration testing on other environments. 

Created a python program that enables a user to connect to a server and search for anything on the internet and retrieve the findings from the internet. Conducted and created a full Risk assessment report for information security for a health care organization.

Created a research paper discussing the regulatory frameworks of the U.S, EU, and the UAE regarding privacy when it comes to the use of AI to conduct surveillance. The report included analysis of privacy laws for each region and if there are existing laws regarding that relatively new field. 

Simulated multiple network attacks such as ARP spoofing, and DNS starvation by setting up a physical LAN using CISCO devices with a server, client, and an attacker machine, then mitigated the vulnerabilities that led to the attack such as using the security features offered in the CISCO routers and switches.