Dustin Boyle Email & Phone Number

Memphis Metropolitan Area

Memphis Metropolitan Area

Collierville, Tennessee, United States

• Reporting directly to the CISO, interned as a junior infosec analyst for the largest marine drayage provider in the country with seven operating companies for container drayage and intermodal trucking• Worked with Cisco Secure Workload on premises and as a SaaS• Responsible for hunting vulnerabilities on every endpoint company-wide and developing reports with findings• Conducted vulnerability assessments utilizing the Armis platform, which is a passive, agentless software package providing visibility on all assets and endpoints • Conducted vulnerability assessments using Cisco Secure Workload, formerly known as Tetration, that utilizes micro-segmentation and multi-cloud environments• Aggregated and correlated data and presented to management and senior analysts• Other duties included email trouble ticket monitoring, triaging, and resolving phishing using resources such as CheckPhish and Virus Total

Tucson, Arizona, United States

• Participated in live team training exercises for cloud and on-premises environments• Completed self-led training on Elastic Stack, AWS, Azure Cloud, and Active Directory• Worked with other interns to conduct penetration testing and manage cloud projects• Assisted in social media promotion of company training classes • Re-designed the entire company website using best practices to implement modern UI, domestic and international compliance, and migration to a new platform

Memphis, Tennessee

• Advanced technical support for mobile devices• Developed extensive knowledge in mobile cellular network technologies with a focus on iOS devices• Troubleshooting and resolving customer issues on a variety of technical platforms and systems• Collaborated with network engineers across AT&T and third-party organizations to ensure proper and timely resolution of customer issues

Memphis, Tennessee

• Area manager for a uniformed contract guard company in Memphis • Responsible for 65 individual accounts, 7 supervisory staff, 270 armed / unarmed officers, and client relations • Administer the company-wide training program• Maintain individual guard and site equipment• Managed any unmanned posts in the schedule and ensure that they are filled by site trained guards• Ensure that the SOP’s and protocols of each individual site are in accordance with the terms of the contract• Ensure that all fleet vehicles and equipment are in proper order as dictated by company SOP

Kabul, Afghanistan

• Managed the on-duty guard force for Camp Phoenix, which comprised of 6 ex-pat supervisors and 226 HCN guards in 3 rotating shifts. Responsible for ensuring that the supervisors on duty conducted all relevant checks were completed and were compliant with company SOP’s, and that force protection measures were compliant with the SOW as dictated in the contract• Manned the BDOC and served as the liaison between the guard force (South African/TCN/HCN) and the US Army• Monitored real-time intelligence and ISR to ensure adequate force protection levels were maintained• Developed threat assessments in line with company SOP’s and DoD guidelines to ensure the camp was adequately protected • Directed the training team to ensure all new guards were compliant with company and DoD standards for static guards to include weapons, maintenance, tactics, physical search, entry control point, RUF, and guard tower procedures• Exercised command and control over the guard force and supervisors during normal and emergency operations• Acted as the main dispatcher for contract supervisor/ guard forces on Camp Phoenix• RTO, camera operator / monitor, and primary SME / consultant to the US military and other ISAF forces• Maintained standards for the implementation and maintenance of BAT / HIDE technology as well as a backscatter van located at the main ECP• Worked closely with Counter Intelligence screening and base wide badging offices• Acted as the site supervisor in his absence or unavailability

Baghdad/ Basrah, Iraq

• Provided close protection to a wide variety of private clients operating in Baghdad and Basra, Iraq • Responsible for the readiness of the primary PSD team comprised of 8 LN team members, vehicles, and equipment. Duties included threat assessments, route planning, close protection, communication plans, medical plans, and coordination with the CAT team• Coordinated with headquarters in all aspects of mission planning and execution• When on rear duty acted as the main dispatcher for any mobile teams to assist with whatever teams were on mission

Vbc Camp Liberty, Iraq

• Supervised TCN guard forces for static operations stationed at Camp Liberty, VBC under DoD guidelines• RTO, camera operator, and liaison to the US Army in the Camp Liberty BDOC • As the tower line supervisor, managed over 50 TCN guards in their security missions, weapons training and maintenance, health and welfare, specialized technical and security training, and provided overall guidance• As the ECP supervisor, responsible for the implementation and proper use of BAT/ HIDE, backscatter, multiple camera systems, as well as guard training, scheduling, deployment, weapons maintenance and qualifications, health and welfare, and daily 100% sensitive items checks

Iraq, Afghanistan

• Security supervisor for Camp Stryker, VBC. Served on the QRF for Camp Stryker, VBC. Team medic responsible for stocking and maintenance of all medical trauma kits along with recurrent medical training of 10 TCN team members. • Lead tower line supervisor responsible for 65 guards and 26 miles of perimeter as part of the site security team while being stationed at COB Adder, Iraq. Duties included guard training, scheduling, deployment, weapons maintenance and qualifications, health and welfare, and daily 100% sensitive items checks• ECP supervisor responsible for 47 guards at a high volume, multi lane ECP at COB Adder, Tallil. Duties included guard training, scheduling, deployment, weapons maintenance and qualifications, health and welfare, and daily 100% sensitive items checks. Additionally responsible for the implementation and proper use of BAT/ HIDE, backscatter, metal detectors, x-ray, and multiple camera systems• Armed guard for a special forces FOB in Jalalabad, Afghanistan with responsibility for securing a multi tower perimeter. ECP supervisor and member of the primary QRF• As supervisor, responsibilities included recurrent training, scheduling, deployment, weapons maintenance and qualifications, and daily 100% sensitive items checks for a team of 10 US ex-pats. • Worked closely with the COR, camp commander, US special forces, and Afghan special forces (APU)