EXPERIENCE
Ryan Boyle is a Security Consultant on the Advisory team at TrustedSec. He completed an internship at TrustedSec and is now a practicing Security Consultant. Ryan was introduced to Python and some other coding languages along with statistical tools, such as SPSS, which he uses in his security work.
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS
- Bachelor of Arts: Criminal Justice, Adrian College
- Master of Arts: Criminal Justice, Adrian College
- Program Certificate for Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp, Nexus at
- University of Michigan Engineering
PASSION FOR SECURITY
Ryan’s passion for continuous learning and development contributes greatly to his professional/personal interest to all thing’s information security. He’s always had an interest in how things work, and cybersecurity has been able to satisfy those curiosities.
Featured Blogs And Resources
Discover the blogs, analysis, webinars, and podcasts by this team member.
Data Retention Practices – A Brief Overview
Data retention practices can vary between companies based on compliance requirements, location, and types of data. Best practice dictates an organization…
2024 Conference Roundup
Join our panelists David Kennedy, Justin Elze, Jason Lang, and Oddvar Moe for their firsthand accounts and perspectives on what people were talking about at…
Operating Inside the Interpreted: Offensive Python
IntroductionEvery once in a while, I get the urge to go back and revisit older techniques that used to be popular but have fallen out of favor with the…
TrustedSec Tech Brief - January 2025
Carlos Perez walks us through several major vulnerabilities and patches from early January 2025, including a critical Fortinet FortiGate zero-day vulnerability.
Security Noise - Episode 7.9
On this episode of the Security Noise Podcast, we discuss user enumeration on Azure and "presence data" in Microsoft Teams with nyxgeek.
DOD Contract Compliance: DFARS 7012 and CMMC
Advisory Compliance Practice Lead Chris Camejo will take a deep dive into the Department of Defense requirements for protecting FCI and CUI.
Command Line Underdog: WMIC in Action
My typical engagements are mostly Red Teams, so I do not often get a chance to play with terminal server application breakouts—but on a recent engagement, I…
Solving NIST Password Complexities: Guidance From a GRC Perspective
Not another password change! Isn’t one (1) extra-long password enough? As a former Incident Response, Identity and Access Control, and Education and Awareness…
Security Noise - Episode 7.8
Farewell 2024
Malware Series: Process Injection Mapped Sections
We're back with another post about common malware techniques. This time, we are talking about using shared memory sections to inject and execute code in a…
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