Jeremy Burroughs Email & Phone Number

Jackson, MI, US

Acton, MA, US

I wish I could tell you about all the fun we’re having over here at Netragard, but the work is so classified, even I don’t know what I’m doing!

Mclean, Virginia, US

At CrossCountry I worked in the Cyber and Privacy service line as a Red Team Operator at theTechnical Managing Consultant level. In this role I worked with a group of offensive securityprofessionals to conduct long-term covert adversary simulation assessments, web applicationsecurity assessments, and traditional penetration tests. Common tasks I perform as.

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At PwC I worked in Internal Firm Services on the NIS Red Team as a Red Team Operator at the Associate level. In this role I worked with a group of offensive security professionals to conduct long-term covert adversary simulation assessments, web application security assessments, traditional penetration tests, purple team engagements, and OS image audits..

Troy, Michigan, US

In this role I served as the infrastructure team lead. My primary focus had been working with firewalls, creating and implementing information security best practices both internally and for our clients as part of our MSP program, and performing basic incident response. I had also been heavily involved in the evolution of our toolset including implementing.

Troy, Michigan, US

After transitioning to the infrastructure team at Awecomm, my role was more focused on network and server solution design, implementation, and support. This included deployments at client sites, support of our in-house data centers, as well as upgrades and design adjustments to our data center solutions to achieve a high level of both availability and.

Troy, Michigan, US

For my first two years at Awecomm, I worked on the helpdesk team in a support role. In this role I primarily focused on endpoint hardware/software setup and support items as well as working to improve team processes. Other responsibilities included improving our endpoint deployment, management, and support tools.