Bernard Correa

I am an aspiring cybersecurity professional completing a B.S. in Cyber Intelligence and Security at Embry-Riddle, focused on building, defending, and testing enterprise networks. I led an undergraduate research project to expand the textbook Mastering Enterprise Networks and worked closely with faculty and peers to develop hands-on lab content.

My practical experience includes IT customer support handling high-volume tickets for security and fire systems, multiple capture-the-flag competitions with top regional rankings, and hands-on participation in CyberTruck and CyberDrone challenges covering hardware/software reverse engineering, CAN bus analysis, and RF attacks. I have simulated automotive CAN bus environments and developed virtual airport cyber-attack scenarios for CTFs.

I bring technical skills in C, Bash, Python, GNS3, VirtualBox, Wireshark, Metasploit and Burp Suite, plus strong communication, leadership, and teamwork developed through club leadership and industry workshops. I seek to apply my offensive and defensive security experience in roles that emphasize hands-on red/blue team work, research, and applied network security.