Krista M.
Arkansas, USA · Vulnerability Scanning Engineer III · Walmart Global Tech – Information Security
Southern New Hampshire University
8 followers
About
Security Engineer specializing in Attack Surface Management (ASM), external asset discovery, and OSINT-led ownership analysis. Experienced in supporting large corporate attack surfaces through automation, reconnaissance, and cross-team remediation to reduce noise and resolve ownership ambiguity.
Specialties
- Infrastructure Security
- Security Automation
- Security Engineering
Skills
- Attack Surface Management (ASM / EASM)
- Vulnerability Assessment & Prioritisation
- OSINT & External Asset Discovery
- DNS / WHOIS Investigation
- Service Fingerprinting & Enumeration
- Certificate Hygiene & Exposure Analysis
- Domain Ownership Validation
- Threat Exposure Reduction
- ProjectDiscovery tools
- Nmap
22 skills in total
Licenses & Certifications
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Security+
CompTIA
Issued May 2024 · Expires May 2027
Experience
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Walmart Global Tech – Information Security
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Vulnerability Scanning Engineer III
Apr 2024 — Present
Remote
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Vulnerability Scanning Engineer III
Apr 2024 — Present
Remote
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Vulnerability Scanning Engineer II
Jul 2022 — Apr 2024
Remote
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4 experiences in total
Education
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Southern New Hampshire University
BSc Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity
Jan 2022
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Southern New Hampshire University
BSc Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity
Jan 2022
Recent posts
[celebration:new_certification]Has successfully verified **Security+** (CompTIA)
Almost forgot to share my latest Bellingcat challenge I completed last week.
This one’s a good reminder that partial text can be incredibly helpful, but you still need to independently verify plausible answers.
And of course, checking the obvious data sources early is still a good idea even if they give you bugger all in terms of useful information.
Anyway, here’s the writeup if you fancy reading it.
#OSINT #Bellingcat #OpenSourceIntelligence #Geolocation #CyberSecurity
https://medium.com/@kdmurdock/fully-stocked-from-partial-text-to-a-port-city-756500fa0812?sharedUserId=kdmurdock
Getting back into Bellingcat challenges after far too long.
I solved one today involving image metadata, GPS coordinates, a very foggy airfield, and the mildly embarrassing realisation that I already had the exact EXIF tool I needed installed on my PC. 😅
Anyway, I wrote up the process, including the wrong turns. If you fancy giving it a read, here’s the link: https://medium.com/@kdmurdock/lost-in-the-fog-turning-uncertainty-into-investigation-d487b4776b6d?sharedUserId=kdmurdock