This role focused on implementing advanced network security measures to protect critical infrastructure at King's College London. Working within a specialised cybersecurity team, I developed and deployed defensive mechanisms against common network attacks while ensuring system availability for legitimate users.
As part of a specialised cybersecurity team at King's College London, I was responsible for network defence implementation and security analysis on critical infrastructure. This project-based role involved working in a collaborative team environment with an emphasis on practical application of cybersecurity principles.
Selected screenshots showcasing my network security implementation work at King's College London. More comprehensive technical documentation, including detailed configuration files and security audit reports, can be provided upon request.
Implementation of custom iptables rules to defend against various attack vectors using hashlimit modules for rate limiting
Baseline throughput measurements using iperf3 to establish normal performance metrics for anomaly detection
Measurement of network throughput reduction during attack scenarios, demonstrating the effectiveness of mitigation strategies
Basic ICMP ping testing to verify network connectivity while implementing security controls
This role significantly enhanced my practical understanding of network security principles and developed my ability to implement effective defensive measures against common network attacks while maintaining system functionality for legitimate users.
Working with the Security Research Team at King's College London provided invaluable hands-on experience with real-world security challenges and cutting-edge defence methodologies. The knowledge gained from this experience has directly contributed to my expertise in network security implementation and analysis.
The solutions implemented during this project demonstrate my ability to: