John Aho Email & Phone Number

United States

Chattanooga, Tn, Us

Serve as the primary point of contact for the USMS for technical and security related requirements for the Court Security Officer Program in the District of Colorado.

Provide leadership for a broad spectrum of homeland security disciplines Lead efforts to design and implement multi-jurisdictional all hazards planning processes and initiatives for the region Lead the design and development of the Regional Exercise Program Support regional cybersecurity initiatives and efforts to organize, inventory, and develop cybersecurity capabilities across the regionCoordinate, analyze, and identify cybersecurity gaps Develop, plan, and lead regional cybersecurity and other types all-hazards exercises programs according to the DHS Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) principlesCoordinate and engage with cyber security information sharing entities for region membersCoordinate and foster a cyber-threat intelligence information sharing network for the regionFoster and lead cyber incident preparedness and response planning for the region Coordinate and direct resources for emergency planning, preparedness, response, and recoveryFoster collaboration with regional stakeholders on regional emergency plans and best practicesCultivate, develop, and maintain relationships with the local, state, and federal emergency management, public health, law enforcement, communications, and cybersecurity leaders in the regionConduct analysis for viable solutions for issues affecting operational and situational awareness of threats and vulnerabilities for the region

Washington, Dc, Us

Served as the Senior Special Agent of the Anchorage Resident Agency Conducted behavioral threat assessments, criminal investigations, administrative and budgetary functions of the Anchorage Resident Agency Developed a detailed risk-based annual audit plan for the Anchorage Resident Office and U.S. Secret Service Program InitiativesDeveloped and updated Continuity of Operations PlansLed liaison efforts with state, local, tribal, and federal government agencies in AlaskaWorked with domestic and foreign intelligence agencies regarding threats and terrorist activityEvaluated local law enforcement agency’s need for computer forensic training and coordinated said training through the National Computer Forensic InstituteCoordinated and managed U.S. Secret Service forensic partners program in AlaskaLiaised with financial institutions, private sector businesses, and educational institutions to coordinate investigative, security, threat assessment, and safety activitiesPlanned advance site security and developed security surveys for U.S. Secret Service protectees, events, and facilitiesManaged investigations into complex financial fraud/waste/abuse, healthcare fraud, insurance fraud, terrorism, insider threats and cybersecurity crimesAssessed vulnerabilities on facilities and recommended remediation

Golden, Co, Us

- Conducted investigations into drug trafficking, theft, arson, sexual assault, & accidents, including surveillances & analysis of evidence- Sought out and prevented criminal activity- Apprehended & interviewed suspects in violation of state & federal law, as well as victims & witnesses- Served on Special Operation Response Team

Washington, Dc, Us

The Infantry Assault Marine employs rockets, missles, the Anti-Personnel Obstacle Breaching System (APOBS), and demolitions. Assault Marines provide rocket fire against fortified positions in support of the rifle squads, platoons, and companies within the infantry battalion. Additionally, Assault Marines employ APOBS, demolitions, and breaching/infiltration techniques to facilitate infantry maneuver in the offense, and demolitions and expedient counter mobility measures in the defense.