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Portfolio and creative archive
I’m a husband, father, Navy veteran, cybersecurity engineering student, and tinkerer.
I spent 20 years in the Navy as an IT and now study cybersecurity engineering, with interests in homelabbing, critical infrastructure, and hands-on technical work. dvcltr.com is my portfolio and creative archive: a place for projects, notes, experiments, and whatever I’m learning by taking things apart.
Wrapped up CYBR-508 work with VPN client monitoring, Zero Trust, blockchain security concepts, and final wargame practice.
Windows coursework laptop
Omarchy workstation with Docker
Local security practice environments
Proxmox mini home server
A fictional university security lab built as a browser-based terminal game. The project turns beginner cybersecurity practice into an interactive investigation: reading help text, exploring hosts, mapping what is discovered, and solving small Linux/networking challenges inside an authorized training scenario.
Wrapped up CYBR-508 work with VPN client monitoring, Zero Trust, blockchain security concepts, and final wargame practice.
Restructured the site direction around school progress and personal projects, added the technology stack, featured Cipherstone Lab, and tightened the GitHub-to-Vercel publishing workflow.