Harold Bishop Email & Phone Number

Eatonville, Wa, Us

Eatonville, Wa, Us

United States

Industrial Security, Physical Security

Lacey, Washington, United States

• Conduct compliance assessments to include self-inspections to maintain compliance for organizational FCL, on an annual basis in accordance with government and company regulations.• Develop, implement, track, and update all annual security awareness trainings highlighted in 32 CFR 117 NISPOM to include SEAD3.• Created program and policy for the Insider Threat Program Senior Official (ITPSO) to include training• Track employee's security clearances and submit periodic investigations when needed while tracking clearance submissions through DISS and ensure individuals are enrolled in Continuous Evaluation (CE).• Submit fingerprints through Fieldprint into SWFT to support clearance approvals.• Process outgoing classified visit requests through DISS.• Brief and debrief incoming and outgoing cleared employees.• Maintain use and knowledge of government databases, i.e., DISS, NISS, NBIS, e-QIP/e-App.• Ensure contract security compliance with 31 CFR Part 117, NISPOM Rule, DoD Manual 5205.07, Contract Security Classification Specification (DD254) and Program Classification Guides.• Monitor and report information regarding the security program and cleared personnel to required agencies.• Deliver periodic security briefings via preparation of newsletter and/or other relevant information.

Lacey, Washington, United States

AFSO/Network Manager Job Duties• Create all trainings, to include Insider threat Program, Foreign Travel, Annual Security Awareness trainings to maintain compliance using the NISPOM guidelines.• Create program and policy for the Insider Threat Program for current Insider Threat Program Senior Official (ITPSO).• Create Security policy for organizational compliance within the NISPOM and CMMC• Track employee’s security clearances and submit periodic investigations when needed while tracking clearance submissions through JPAS, and DISS. Review of completed SF86 for employees’ periodic reviews.• Track employees that have been enrolled in Continuous Evaluation (CE) and ensure that information is distributed to employees that have been enrolled into CE.• Submit fingerprints through Fieldprint into SWFT to support clearance approvals. • Process outgoing classified visit requests through JPAS • Conduct DCSA Self Inspection’s to maintain compliance for organizational FCL on a semiannual basis.• Brief and debrief incoming and outgoing cleared employees. • Maintain DD254’s to ensure contractual obligations are followed and met.• Maintain accounts with JPAS, DISS, SWFT, and NCAIS• Update organizational Standard Practices and Procedures as needed.

Bagram Afghanistan

Network Manager Job Duties:• Establish network specifications; including interface configuration and routing protocols.• Evaluate network performance issues including availability, utilization, throughput, goodput, and latency; planning and executing the selection, installation, configuration, and testing of equipment; defining network policies and procedures; establishing connections and firewalls.• Solid track record of achieving success through teamwork and collaboration, influencing without authority, resolving conflict, and measuring results.• Develop and deliver innovative solutions to meet or exceed the customer’s expectations• Monitor workflow and make timeline adjustments as needed• Develop status reports, cost estimates of replacement hardware, and resource plans• Project-manage construction of Secret Internal Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) for Department of Defense (DoD) contracting officer representative• Responsible for documenting system configurations, outages and failures, and upgrading or replacing networking components (routers, switches, satellite systems, modems, and servers)• Maintains network performance through network monitoring and analysis, performance tuning; troubleshooting network problems; and escalating problems to vendor.• Secures network by developing network access, monitoring, control, and evaluation.• Setting up, monitoring and maintaining satellite communications in varying environmentsVoIP Admin Job Duties:• Implement VoIP solutions. To include IAX and SIP protocols.• Design, implement, and support enterprise-wide VoIP infrastructure and associated hardware and software, including call management systems.• Troubleshoot reported problems for voice, data networks and related network infrastructure devices at all levels. Conduct troubleshooting procedures as required. • Ensure that the VOIP system and its components are patched with the latest software version, security updates, and hotfixes.

Salerno /Bagram Afghanistan

• Served as a subcontractor for Northup Grumman under the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) with a secret clearance. • Supervised a team of six operators. Responsible for making sure fellow team members were coached on all battle drills, proper maintenance, troubleshooting procedures, and data collects of all the systems. • Worked directly with and for the soldiers in the JDOC (Joint Defense Operations Center) that provided security for the base.• Responsible for sounding base-wide alerts regarding any Indirect Fire (IDF) or other security issues that involved base defense, providing early warning 5-15 seconds of incoming IDF to 32,000 soldiers and contractors with the intention to save lives.• Provided support and briefs to the higher command, of the capabilities and operation of all C-RAM systems during change of units and for special VIP visits.• Trained soldiers and fellow coworkers on the C- RAM network concentrating on operations and network troubleshooting.Defense Systems Maintenance, Operations, and Troubleshooting:• Maintained, operated, and troubleshot all aspects of the C-RAM network, FAAD 3D, AMDWS 3D, WAVES, and radar management laptops and desktops.• Advanced Network troubleshooting and monitoring using inter-mapper.• Performed system administration and system quarterly patches and updates on all systems.• Managed upkeep and troubleshooting of all radars, three lightweight counter mortar radar's (LCMR's) and three Ku Radio Frequency System Radar's (KRFS) systems.• Worked directly with the 5-5ADA (phalanx gun operators) to ensure their equipment was connected to the C-RAM network and fully operational to shoot down incoming rockets and mortars.• Performed data collects of all network equipment including Cisco devices and Motorola point-to-point radios.• Responsible for completing monthly and quarterly inventory and documentation of damaged/misplaced equipment.

Camp Taki, Iraq

• Managed and provided leadership to all towers that surrounded Camp Taji while being manned by Uganda Nationals. My responsibilities included responding to incidents, communications equipment troubleshooting and insuring that all security forces were capable of performing their duties on a nightly basis through verifying that they had all the equipment necessary to perform essential duties of base defense.

Fort Lewis, Wa

• Managed and provided leadership to a team of resources who excelled at their given tasks• Educated deploying units on base operations, reacting to indirect fire, and combat lifesaver buddy aid. • Trained soldiers deploying to Guantanamo Bay on inmate scenarios and procedures• Ensured that training units had water for consumption and for use during hygiene. • Escorted participants in the ROTC program to and from training sites.

Gardez, Afghanistan & Kandahar, Afghanistan

In Gardez:• Conducted daily missions to supply outlying Forward Operational Bases.• Responsible for weapons maintenance and communications.• Assigned as Truck Commander and verified that my team was prepared for missions at all times to include having all of the equipment ready before schedule and ensuring that everyone was present for all briefings prior to missions.In Kandahar:• Responsible for inventory of all equipment that was issued, to include weapons systems, communications, and transportation totaling 45,000,000 worth of assets.• Conducted daily missions to outlying Forward Operational Bases.• Responsible for ensuring that all communications equipment was operational prior to each mission, to include loading proper frequencies and troubleshooting issues that prevented members of my team from communicating.

Master'S Degree, Cybersecurity Technology, 4.0

Activities and Societies: International Honor Society for the Computing and Information Disciplines (Upsilon Pi Epsilon)

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Cyber Security Minor In Business Administration, 3.76

Activities and Societies: University of Maryland University College Alumni Association• Protecting an organization's critical information.

Associate Of Arts (Aa), Business Management, 3.66

Activities and Societies: University of Maryland University College Alumni Association• Core business concepts and principals to become.

Master'S Degree, Cybersecurity, 4.0

Activities and Societies: Upsilon Pi Epsilon