Jose Colunga Email & Phone Number

I've always enjoyed figuring out how things work without any sort of instructions or manual. There's something that sparks when I get to build or take something apart without any guidance. With technology changing or being made on a daily basis, I've taken that passion into malware analysis, forensics, and incident response.Through my internship at Netskope, I had the opportunity to work with a multiple departments. While working with compliance I took part in completing a high baseline FedRAMP, user access reviews, and vendor risk assessments. During my time working with identity and access management I used the SAML solution PingOne. I integrated applications, resolved issues with existing and new application integrations, and created a test environment within PingOne for piloting application integrations. While I worked in security operations I investigated CrowdStrike alerts, investigated AWS instances, and identified users tied to rogue administrator accounts.I have experience using automated malware analysis tools along with hands-on dynamic and static analysis tools to find behavior and indicators of compromise. I'm currently in the process of learning assembly language to reverse engineer malware. I've also completed training on using Autopsy for forensic investigations.Throughout my university experience, I've had the opportunity to branch out my skills and get experience working in team environments. Some of the extra skills I learned were malware analysis, configuring cloud instances and environments, working with blockchain and hyperledger, and using agile scrum to complete a business continuity and disaster recovery document with a team of other students.

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  Network Security Intern

  Netskope

  Jan 2020 - Apr 2020 - Phoenix, Arizona, United States

  Throughout my time with Netskope I had the opportunity to work within multiple departments and I learned how to use their CASB with DLP functionality. While working with compliance I took part in completing a high baseline FedRAMP, user access reviews, and vendor risk assessments. During my time working with identity and access management I used the SAML solution PingOne. I integrated applications, resolved issues with existing and new application integrations, and created a test environment within PingOne for piloting application integrations. While I worked in security operations I investigated CrowdStrike alerts, investigated AWS instances, and identified users tied to rogue administrator accounts.