Brian M. Email & Phone Number

Coventry, Gb

Happy to say I am now working at a large UK financial organisation on a range of Cyber security engineering work.

Delighted to announce I will be working with Investec Bank on a range of security initiatives.

London, England, United Kingdom

United Kingdom

Happy to announce that I am working as an Information Security Architect at CDW UK. This role will see me taking an active part in the many moving parts of InfoSec here and delighted to become acquainted with my new coworkers and friends.

Warwick, Rhode Island, United States

Very pleased to announce that I have now become the CSOC Manager at Telent Technology Services Ltd. Please watch this space for announcements relating to exciting new roles in the CSOC.

Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom

This role as an external examiner involves visiting GCU to sample student work and marking and provide guidance and disseminate best practice.

Uk

I am delighted to join the team here at this exciting time, as Firebrand Training look to further strengthen their position in the apprenticeship market. We are a leading provider of Cyber Security Apprenticeships and as such will look to consolidate and strengthen this position in 2019. I very much look forward to working with everyone and have already made some new acquaintances. Working as a subject matter expert at Firebrand Training will allow me to use my cyber skills from Industry to support and extend the apprenticeship provision.

Coventry, United Kingdom

Responsible for a range of Information Security activities.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Delighted and excited to announce that I will be joining the academic team In Computing Engineering and the Built Environment (CEBE) at BCU this month. My role will be to to teach and conduct research in and around network and cyber security and foster and build Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP). If you are considering computer science or cyber study (or research) with BCU, visit https://www.bcu.ac.uk/computing-engineering-and-the-built-environment for more information. (carpe diem)

Responsible for a range of provisioned Simplify IT Security services, such as penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, security reviews and IT security training.

Kidderminster

Training manager at Encription, responsible for developing penetration testing and IT Security Training courses/syllabus on and off site. Currently responsible for overseeing the Operating Authority for the Cyber Scheme http://www.thecyberscheme.com

This role involves teaching and assessing students on Open University Courses T216 and M889 the courses being Cisco CCNA (Networking) and Computer Forensics Investigations respectively.Latterly I was involved in M811 Information Security.

Designing, teaching, and assessing students from undergraduate to postgraduate in Internet Information Security, Ethical Hacking and Computer Forensics. At Coventry University we have recently setup a dedicated hacking lab allowing students to access software and hardware in their own time to build up technical skills that can be used in the fight against hacking and anti-forensics.

This role involved teaching and assessing computing subjects to a range of students on BTEC National Diploma courses and BSc Computing courses for Anglia Ruskin University (Cambridge). Subjects included relation database, systems analysis, networking and e-commerce.

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Lecturer / Programme OrganiserTeaching networking, wireless networking security, cryptography, games software development and computer architecture. I was also the Programme Organiser for the BSc Network & Support course. This was a direct entry programme, which required significant involvement with local FE colleges in order to ensure smooth transition from FE to HE. My goal was to align our HE provision to allow as many FE courses to articulate to the HE programmes we had on offer.During my time at Glasgow Caledonian I also embedded the entire Cisco CCNA course within the networking programme and raised the course cohort from 48 to over 120. Other notable achievements included setting up the ethical hacking modules and course for first delivery in session 2007/8 and the establishment of computer forensics modules and a related course.

Responsible for teaching across a number of modules on the National and Higher National programmes. Planned, designed and developed the Information Technology and Business Administration Higher National Diploma and Gateway to computing courses. In addition to to teaching and curriculum development my role involved all the administrative and organisation duties in maintaining the day-to-day running of the courses.

Crew Toll Edinburgh

Responsible for a small team working on the radar systems of fixed wing aircraft.

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Computer Science

BSc (Hons) Computer Science

General O Levels, Physics, Woodwork, Arithmentic And English

Activities and Societies: Generally not studying and playing cards.As little as possible.