Blog Post #3

Week 5 Question

Hello, Hello, Again!

I am pleased to report we are almost half way through this Capstone 467 journey!
Please feel free to take a minute to learn about our Malware Analysis project updates, progress, and successes.
Several screenshots are included in this blog post to demonstrate several effective malware analysis tools in action.


Project Success

Do you personally feel your part of the project will succeed? Do you feel your project is on-track to succeed?  If not, what do you plan to do to get back on track?

Yes, and yes! For several reasons both my part of the project and the overall project are on track to succeed. First, our team created a clear and concise project plan that we follow diligently. Next, I strive to complete my assigned tasks with quality and in a timely manner, and I do not hesitate to ask questions when I’m unsure about something. Our team also communicates openly and regularly, and we work in pairs as well as a group. We employ both static and dynamic analyses and encourages each other throughout the process. Finally, our team prioritizes attending our bi-weekly meetings to check in and share information with each other.

In the unfortunate event that our team encountered issues and fell off track, we would take a moment to assess the situation. We would identify the root cause of the problem, whether it’s communication issues, lack of clarity, personal emergencies, or a lack of resources. We would then refocus on our goals, perhaps by improving communication between team members, optimizing our time management, delegating new tasks, and potentially discussing our progress with our superior (“client”/instructor). With these adjustments in place, we would act with purpose and get back on track towards the successful completion of our project.

Image 6: Isometric Cyber Flowchart, licensed from pngtree



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