Coordinate the development and implementation of the organization's Cyber Threat Intelligence program. This encompasses: technology development, assessment, and on-boarding; integration between threat data across the organization's security-suite to enhance threat detection/response capabilities; implement the organization’s Brand Protection controls; intelligence product development and distribution to internal and external stakeholders/peers/partners; vendor services/platform assessments; budgetary oversight; program/project management. Relevant experiences with the following technologies: Hunch.ly; Maltego; FireEye; Splunk; ThreatConnect; Python; RiskIQ; Jira/Agile; YARA; Python; Tanium; Akamai; iOvation; zScaler; SimSpace, etc.

Highly experienced LEAD Cyber Intelligence Analyst performing a variety of functions including cyber threat intelligence, risk/vulnerability management, incident response, strategic communications, secrurity operations process development, and solution evaluation for a Fortune 500 financial institution. I specialize in the development of threat intelligence within the "security"​ space, including both digital and physical security. Through the collection, organization, processing, and communicating of finished strategic/operational/tactical intelligence, I enrich the threat-perspective of the Bank's decision makers and lines-of-business providing both valuable insight and confidence as they navigate the strategic direction of the bank. The highly sensitive nature of the information transacted by FIs creates a dynamic and fluid environment heavily targeted by criminals and nation-states throughout the cyber-threat landscape. I have experience in a range of security tools and practices including but not limited to: BlueCoat SAP and Proxy, CISCO network devices, FireEye Security Suite, iSight Partners, Crowdstrike: Falcon Host, Exabeam, QRadar, Flashpoint (Deep and Dark Web), Maltego, Regex, Python, Akamai, SNORT, Yara, Cuckoo, Huginn, etc.

Incident response analyst and the Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst with the Cyber Analysis and Response Team at Battelle Memorial Institute. Test, evaluate, implement security appliances across network; prevent, detect, deter, mitigate, respond, and recover from cyber incidents. Malware analysis, TTP assessments, RTV analysis. Member of the Columbus Collaboratory.

I operate as the lead intelligence analyst covering a range of public safety and national security subjects. I regularly develop and present intelligence briefs to a diverse customer basis regularly consisting of 70 plus senior level managers, agency executives, policy makers, and other practitioners within the intelligence community representing over 50 local, state, federal, and private sector organizations. I provide an array of analytical support functions including prepared written threat/risk/vulnerability assessments, key findings, and recommendations based on emerging threat trends, time-sensitive information, and customer needs. These products are in many cases used in conjuncture with predicative analytics to provide more complete and accurate strategic level intelligence to our customers to inform their operations and improve their tactics. Through the Fusion Center Network I have developed and cultivated mutually beneficial relationships with a variety of stakeholder groups. These include entities such as the FBI, DHS Intelligence and Analysis and Homeland Security Investigations, ICE, US Coast, Ohio Army National Guard, Ohio Air National Guard, and private firms. Such networking has not only proven itself as a force multiplier by allowing calibrated leveraging of resources, but has also allowed me to foster valuable information sharing both horizontally and vertically throughout these networks. I have developed goal-oriented and innovative strategic plans and policies to guide state initiatives, analytical processes, and improve task management. I have facilitated strategic communication with a variety of constituents and partners throughout the intelligence community to enhance Ohio's ability to respond to, mitigate against and recover from man made and/or natural disasters.

Operate as a program administrator/manager with the infrastructure protection unit for Ohio's Division of Homeland Security. Subject matter focuses included: nuclear power, banking institutions/financial systems, electrical grid, information technology, and the defense industrial base. Functioned as the program developer/manager for an Ohio critical infrastructure (CI) program. The program was designed to counter adverse effects of criminal activities against critical infrastructure throughout the region and to provide enhanced tools for law enforcement and the criminal justice system to identify, charge, and prosecute those convicted of impacting CI.Facilitated strategic planning and communication efforts to develop and manage a statewide law enforcement working group as well as coordinate outreach to develop and maintain private sector partnerships throughout Ohio's various sectors of critical infrastructure. Drafted policy language for the state program that detailed regulatory processes and provided mechanisms for law enforcement and the state to enforce these regulations. Represented the Department of Public Safety as the Subject Matter Expert during Ohio Senate Hearings. Conducted threat/vulnerability/risk assessments of critical infrastructure nodes in Ohio and prioritized intelligence gaps for the consideration of public/private sector working groups.

The GLHC is a consortium of Security/Military entities and their private-sector affiliates that represent the eight states surrounding the Great Lakes Region. In conjuncture with our Canadian partners this organization identifies critical infrastructure and key resources throughout the region and prioritizes resource allocation to aid in response and recovery as well as create protective measures to prevent attacks and limit damage.

Participated in The Ohio Underground Damage Prevention Coalition (OUDPC). This consortium is comprised of industry practitioners and interested parties who actively engaged in the legislative arena to draft pragmatic and forward thinking policy language concerning underground utility facilities in Ohio. The OUDPC's goal is to communicate with state legislators to increase the productivity, efficiency and understating of such issues in Ohio to ensure the decision makers possess the appropriate information pertaining to this vital component of U.S. infrastructure.

(Secondary: Liaison to Ohio Homeland Security as a private sector partner to the Infrastructure Protection Unit)Represented organization to the Great Lakes Hazard Coalition, providing industry specific information concerning Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources (CIKR) in/around OhioEnhanced CIKR resiliencies while improving information sharing throughout the Great Lakes Region between public and private entities.Conducted assessments and created reports reflecting the condition of Ohio’s critical infrastructure and identified vulnerabilities to be considered for target hardening against acts of terrorism and/or natural disasters.Drafted damage mitigation and response protocols for organization's stakeholder assets based on GIS mapping information. Promoted the services and technologies of the organization to a variety of potential customers and represented the company on a panel of industry practitioners collaborating on legislative matters.