Lance Westmoreland Email & Phone Number | I found a passion for information technology through my military service. I had originally enlisted to work with radios. My colleagues who ran adjacent network communications stacks would regularly invite me to learn about what they do and how it all worked. That was my first step in learning the Cisco command line, OSPF routing, and network communication/administration in general. It was exciting to stand up networks in the middle of nowhere and make it all connect to other distant global systems so that commanders could move and communicate effectively. After completing my term in the military, I was honorably discharged and decided I would continue to pursue network engineering and IT as a whole. I enjoy building, breaking, and fixing my home lab in my free time. I have also started to dive deep into cybersecurity and platforms like Tryhackme. It started as a desire to become a larger part of the network security strategy and then branched from there into a fascination for all things security and hacking. Check out my website/blog! www.fullduplex.tech

Lance Westmoreland

I found a passion for information technology through my military service. I had originally enlisted...
Yuma, Arizona, United States

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Lance Westmoreland is a I found a passion for information technology through my military service. I had originally enlisted to work with radios. My colleagues who ran adjacent network communications stacks would regularly invite me to learn about what they do and how it all worked. That was my first step in learning the Cisco command line, OSPF routing, and network communication/administration in general. It was exciting to stand up networks in the middle of nowhere and make it all connect to other distant global systems so that commanders could move and communicate effectively. After completing my term in the military, I was honorably discharged and decided I would continue to pursue network engineering and IT as a whole. I enjoy building, breaking, and fixing my home lab in my free time. I have also started to dive deep into cybersecurity and platforms like Tryhackme. It started as a desire to become a larger part of the network security strategy and then branched from there into a fascination for all things security and hacking. Check out my website/blog! www.fullduplex.tech