- Security research- Developing red team tools- Freelance penetration testingI started Squid Sec in order to start monetizing my skillsetI’m active in the community with countless contributions to stack overflow, GitHub, and conferences. I have been published in 2600 magazine and I’ve spoken at both Defcon and DerbyCon on Privacy and Security. I also operate a security blog https://DotNetRussell.com where I discuss tools that I create and post on my GitHub account and other various information security topics. Public Speaking:• DerbyCon – Building Google for Criminal Enterprises https://youtu.be/NZmVIRBqBN0 • DefCon – Building Google for Criminal Enterprises https://youtu.be/eHp2ZhyIryc • Hak5 Interview – Sniffing Gotenna Packets and Voter Database Privacy Problems https://youtu.be/ZgUHcLy9aSc • 2600 Magazine Summer 2017 Edition – Converting the voter database and Facebook into a google for criminals

• Maintaining and adding features to a legacy WPF Application • Designing and implementing a new Unit Test pattern• Designing and implementing new patterns for abstracting legacy code using services and repos• Designed and implemented a new PR Process with my team• Preparing the application for a switch over to a IoC container system• Implement the MVVM design paradigm on both existing and new code• New feature development• Fixing bugs, diagnosing and resolving user reports

Overview:• Building a factory floor UWP Application for an international tire retreading company • Design and build UWP XAML Controls• Implement the MVVM design paradigm on both existing and new code• Designing and building API endpoints for the application web server• Agile Development | Scrum • Building and maintaining the client/server architectureWhile at Aptera, I have spent all of my time focused on bringing a client’s flagship UWP application to market. This application is used on commercial tire retreading factory floors to track, categorize, and collect data on, tires moving through the retreading process. Some of the things I’ve done on this project since starting are building new modules into the application for factory checkpoints, design new XAML controls from scratch and implement them, diagnose and fixing memory leaks at runtime by inspecting objects in memory with windbg, and build integrations for the application to communicate with factory equipment.

Overview:• Building Intrusion Detection Software • Implement correlations and functions that detect known attack patterns • Working in ASP Core F#, PostgreSQL, SHADE, HTML, JavaScript, CSS languages• Designing and building web server endpoints • Building new and updating database tables (PostgreSQL) • Create and update front end web sites, connecting them to new endpoints that I createdDetails:During my time at Binary Defense, I helped build and maintain Vision Server which hunts for malicious activity on client networks. Each client deploys a proprietary Vision Agent on their machines inside their network. The agent then reports machine specific information back to our server which we then analyze for known attack patterns. My job is to build not only the user interface for Vision Server but also implement the correlations that detected the attack patterns. I also add new features to the server that were requested by clients.

Overview:• Design and create WPF framework controls in C# and XAML for the department to consume. I also wrote code for the OnBase Application Server (Headless C#) which communicates with OnBase, the desktop client software (C# WPF).• Code reviews – ensure that our code meets the highest quality standards before being introduced into the community code base. Such as following MVVM pattern, Microsoft Framework Design Guidelines, and efficiency standards. • Software maintenance – fix existing software as issues arise. • Security champion – I’m tasked with ensuring that our team code meets company software security standards.Details:While at Hyland I worked on two teams. The first team I worked on I was responsible for building Recovery Audit Contractor software (RAC). This software helped hospitals audit patients and track their claim during the entire audit process, this is a C# WPF application. I was also responsible for maintaining a point-of-sale solution that hospitals used for charging patients. The POS system is a C# WinForms Application. The second team that I worked on at Hyland was the Framework Development team. While on the framework team I was responsible for building and maintaining the department’s framework controls. I also maintained and added functionality to the server that the department used to retrieve documents and data from the database. The controls that we built ranged from something as simple as a custom text box to complex controls that communicated with a server to display documents.

As a Combat MP I ran route security, trained with Iraqi Police officers, and did individual protection. I was in Iraq from NOV 2006 to JAN 2008 mainly in Baqubah. As a state side MP I helped train the next rotation of combat troops but I also worked at the Provost Marshal’s Office for 2 years. During which I was promoted from patrol officer to Section SGT and finally Assistant Desk SGT before exiting the service honorably. Training included: Reid Interview and Interrogation Course, Unarmed Self Defense Trainer, Drug Training, and Domestic Violence Intervention Training.