Designed and taught Software Security Principles, Concepts and Best Practices CYBR 691 graduate class for 14 Semesters.This course provides a practical and language-neutral introduction to software security concepts, principles, and practices used to build security in each phase of the software development lifecycle(SDLC). The course investigates processes, technologies and frameworks utilized to design, develop, test and deploy appropriately secured software such as threat modeling, secure coding, OWASP Top 10, CWE Top 25, Mitre ATT&CK, NIST RMF, DISA STIGs. Students are directed through hands-on exercises and activities to become familiar with and apply software security tools for static code analysis(SAST), dynamic code analysis(DAST), threat modeling, software composition analysis, STIGs review, etc.

SME Software Security Development; researched and implemented in C++ on Linux and Windows the Security SDK protecting the confidentiality and integrity of software products. Worked in inter-department teams to implement in C++/Java and C# the secure transmission of data over TCP/IP and UDP. Developed the Security SDK training and mentored team members on SDK features and usage.

Improved student Programming skills by teaching Structured Logic and Programming Design with VB.NET

Software Development for an Enterprise Information Management product targeted to Legal Industry.

Software development for eTrust VPN, EZ Firewall, CA eTrust Log Manager, eTrust Audit, eTrust 20/20.

Taught OOP with C++(10 semesters), Data Structures with C++(5 semesters), Java(3 semesters), SQL/Oracle(3 semesters), Compiler Construction/C#( 4 semesters), HTML(5 semesters) classes for graduate/undergraduate students and industry professionals.