Albert Bartlett Email & Phone Number

Albuquerque, Nm, Us

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Provides Security Architecture for multiple fixed and mobile network enclaves. Led deployment of detection and response capabilities as well as associated Incident Response practices. Ensure maximum availability for critical systems while providing Defensive Cyberspace Operations capabilities to protect, detect, respond, and recover from cyber incidents. Responsible for reviewing the state of cybersecurity systems, advising on security matters and assisting in managing the Identity and Access Management (IAM) program. Also responsible for conducting data analysis to identify potential threats, performing analysis of outlier behavior to help reduce the risk of security vulnerabilities. Provide Technical and Operational subject mater expertise to inform executive level decisions. Provides leadership across sections to educate and inform subordinates and colleagues on Defensive Cyberspace Operations and Network Security practices.

DISA Certified Network Vulnerability Scans Technical and Senior Reviewer. Conducts Command Cyber Readiness Inspections (CCRI) of Department of Defense Information Network (DoDIN) connected entities, worldwide, to assess their cybersecurity posture and risk to the DoDIN in regards to the DISA ACAS Program.•Conducts inspection of network vulnerabilities utilizing DISA STIG compliance and understands applicable DoD policy documents and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework. • Provides situational awareness of CCRIs and identified key issues and priorities affecting the operations and defense of Army networks to include classified and unclassified networks. Identifies roots causes of failures of traditional security and cybersecurity compliance within the Army and DoD. •Conducts trend analysis of network vulnerability data from inspected sites to provide a clearer picture of the cybersecurity risk the Army poses to the DoDIN.

Fort Gordon, Ga, Us

Instructor/Writer for the CAM Course, the LCMS Operators Course, and other COMSEC related trainingPerform as a COMSEC subject matter expert (SME)Provide curriculum development support, make recommendations, and perform updates to the current programs of instruction (POIs)Maintain and report student attendance, records and statistics to the COR IAW U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon Regulation 350-5Develop, research, provide and maintain new and existing IA coursewareReview the current POI and Lesson Plans (LP) as requiredRevise, update, or develop and implement new courseware and materialsCollect, maintain, and analyze student and customer feedbackConduct testing in subjects taught, to include grading of exams, evaluation of results, recording of exam results and conducting after action reviews (AARs) with studentsIdentify and present potential resolutions to training issues to Contract Office Representative (COR)Verify student and course/class schedule information in ATRRS for accuracy

Instructor/ Writer for the Information Technology Directorate (ITD) who provides technical training for over 5000 Initial Entry Training (IET), international and reclassification Soldiers• Develops, maintains and updates course material; conducts remedial training, examinations and evaluations of Soldiers for the purpose of awarding the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 25B.•Ensured accountability and positive control of test materials protecting the integrity of examinations, maintained accountability of computers and related equipment valued in excess of $ 100K.•Responsible for the unit meeting all annual EO requirements; contributed over 120 hours towards mentoring 428 Soldiers and 35 coworkers on the Army EO program•Selected above peers to validate the Router and Switches upgrade, invaluable contribution led to the successful system validation that impacted the Army as a whole.•Superb technical knowledge; directly responsible for the successful redesign of three Army Networks exams that improved overall academic instruction within the ITD.•Flawlessly proctored ARI and End of Course critiques for 114 Soldiers, helped direct the Army’s assessment of future training for Soldiers pursuing the MOS 25B.•Assisted in the design and implementation of the Information Assurance course material that was recognized by the Committee on National Security Systems.