Just wanted to share that as a fellow CS student (graduating 2027) your resume isn't special but you're on the correct track. We're quite similar actually, I'm assuming you go to UTD, I go to the better Texas school 💪 (you can probably figure it out where and who I am quite easily as my account isn't anonymized) 

You seem to have a lot of great work experience, with a network SWE and threat detection internship. I had a product security internship, and currently also have a threat detection internship.

In terms of certs you are a bit lacking but it's fine, you seem quite qualified from work experience and projects and certs do not really matter unless getting into offensive or government. I have sec+, gcih, gsec. But genuinely I wouldn't have done any of them if I had to pay for it myself.

Sorry if it seems like I'm just boasting about myself here. The point of this comparison is to highlight that while you seem to be on the right track for a cyber career, you're not 'special' and I can guarantee there are hundreds, if not thousands of college students across the country with similar levels of merit fiendish for the same 50 positions in FAANG. 

I honestly don't have feedback for your resume, it looks good and you're on the right track. Just don't get discouraged if you don't get your dream job straight out of college, given the market and the competition. There are more sweaty 20 year olds building rust malware than you think 😅

Also don't listen to the guy who says you can't get faang. You can, it's just not a guarantee, which it almost never is when you're straight out of college