Maintain professional ethics while adhering to security policies, standards, procedures and guidelines.Support VA-CSOC in the collection and analysis of key data related to Cyber Security metrics, internal measures and reporting that is timely, accurate, consistent, complete and relevant for the purpose of providing comprehensive information for strategic Cyber Security management decisions.Provide guidance and support to the VA-CSOC to analyze Cyber Security metric performance data to produce weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual performance reports.Play a vital role in supporting the development of capability, and to provide current cyber security metric inputs that may be required for regulatory reporting and audit queries.Review all Incidents against the daily/weekly metrics to determine if the Incident Response Tracking tools and Security Incident Event Management (SIEM) are losing effectiveness and to determine if there are needs to modify the tools, algorithms, or workflows.Based upon the metrics, collect and prepare the monthly Cyber readiness report for submission. Provide weekly, monthly, and quarterly metrics/trend analysis reports to various levels of leadership based upon the trends observed over the review period.Participate in the development of executive security reporting, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reporting requirements and other internal and external reporting requirements for cybersecurity operation center.

Construct and deliver reports that are timely, accurate, consistent, complete, and relevant for providing comprehensive information for strategic Cyber Security management.Employ relevant techniques and tools to accomplish work objectives, to include the use of Splunk databases, Remedy ticketing system, Excel formulas, Excel macros, pivot tables, SharePoint sites and customer specific software platforms.Provide guidance and support to the VA-CSOC, to analyze Cyber Security metric data to produce weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual performance reports.Provide support for the development of current cyber security metric inputs that, which may be necessary for regulatory reporting and audit queries.Review all Incidents against the daily/weekly metrics to determine if the Incident Response Tracking tools and Security Incident Event Management (SIEM) are losing effectiveness and to determine if there are needs to modify the tools, algorithms, or workflows.Exercise my knowledge and understanding of technical/functional domain(s) relevant to accomplish work objectives.Utilize complex techniques and tools to accomplish work objectives, such as SourceFire, Ladder, Splunk logs, Splunk SIEM, Remedy, and SolarWinds.Participate in the development of executive security reporting, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reporting requirements and other internal and external reporting requirements for CSOCDevelop and maintain digital information concerning the nature and purpose of the assessed organization's programs, projects, and/or areas of concern.Provide weekly, monthly, and quarterly metrics/trend analysis reports to various levels of leadership based upon the trends observed over the review period.Perform IT security needs analysis to determine opportunities for new and improved business process solutions.

Maintain professional conduct and ethics while adhering to policies, standards, procedures and guidelines.Support VA-CSOC in the collection, analysis and distribution of key data related to Cyber Security metrics.Construct and deliver reports that are timely, accurate, consistent, complete and relevant for providing comprehensive information for strategic Cyber Security management.Provide guidance and support to the VA-CSOC, to analyze Cyber Security metric data to produce weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual performance reports.Deliver ad hoc reports in a concise, detailed and consistent manner.Provide support for the development of current cyber security metric inputs that, which may be necessary for regulatory reporting and audit queries.Establish, update and maintain data for the Information Security metrics baseline.Review all Incidents against the daily/weekly metrics to determine if the Incident Response Tracking tools and Security Incident Event Management (SIEM) are losing effectiveness and to determine if there are needs to modify the tools, algorithms, or workflows.Provide weekly, monthly, and quarterly metrics/trend analysis reports to various levels of leadership based upon the trends observed over the review period.Review CSOC programs and projects and provide recommendations for improvements.Perform IT security needs analysis to determine opportunities for new and improved business process solutions.Participate in the development of executive security reporting, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reporting requirements and other internal and external reporting requirements for CSOCCollect and maintain data needed to meet cyber security reporting requirements from DHS, OMB and executive leadership.Develop written materials that transmit information concerning the nature and purpose of the assessed organization's programs, projects, and/or areas of concern.

Review, processed, and prepared digital evidence for prosecution.Assist supervisors and subordinates with technical questions regarding software products/applications and their requirements/specifications.Conducts basic forensic assignments to include crime scene searches for physical evidence, photographing crime scenes, and gathering, preserving, and maintaining critical evidence.Conducts initial investigation of alerts and security threats and escalate the incidents to the responsible parties.Utilizes a variety of investigative techniques such as computer and property surveillance, interviewing suspects and patrol operating methods that result in arrest.Writes detailed investigative and or criminal reports on misdemeanors and minor crimes that may assistant US Attorney for prosecution.Monitors and review HID card reader logs to ensure identification has been verified.Monitors intrusion detection devices, alarms, closed caption television and various logs.Performed administrative and personnel management functions relative to staff supervised.Observed workers' performance; demonstrates and conducts work performance critiques.Developed work improvement plans, recommending personnel actions as necessary.Protected digital files and information systems against unauthorized access, modification or destruction.Conducted merit promotion of employees and recruitment and hiring of applicants.Conducted in-depth investigations utilizing various restricted databases on all reported crimes and evaluates information received to ensure accuracy and makes proper notifications, such as chain of command, detective, local or federal law enforcement agencies.Conducted basic forensic assignments to include crime scene searches for physical evidence, photographing and sketching the crime scenes, dusting for latent fingerprints, and gathering, preserving, and maintaining critical evidence.

Assigned duties and patrol zones to junior officers of the shift and/or ensure personnel are informed of policy changes.Created lesson plans to raise awareness of law enforcement functions and procedures.Collected, preserved, transported, and stored computer hard drives, flash drives, cell phones, PDAs, tablets, MP3 players, smart phones, electronic notebooks, and video game consoles to be used as evidence in a court of law.Conducted patrolman and watch commander qualification boards which consist of grading a patrolman on base familiarization as well as practical application situations to ensure the patrolman can operate independently and without incident.Utilized, created, and assisted in maintaining various database structures to produce useful data.Conducted physical security inspection, surveys, vulnerability and threat assessments.Supervised up to 40 law enforcement patrol personnel consisting of a combination of Department of Defense Police Officers, Auxiliary Security Force members, Military Police and contract security guards.