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-Taught upper level University course on Cybercrime-Prepared and develop course materials, lectures, and tests related to Cybercrime, Computer law, and Computer investigations

•Consult on security issues and policy.•Consulted on ISORA (Information Security Office’s Risk Assessment) site surveys.•Help other technicians with ISORA reports.•Wrote new technician training document.• Train ITS personnel for GSEC - GIAC Security Essentials Certification.•Conducted site audits, vulnerability scans, and made recommendations on minimizing threat vectors.•Prepared printer security audit for International office.•Volunteered for Explore UT; Information Technology at the University of Texas•Helped ITS Training with training materials•Presented and trained personnel on site and security surveying•Presented on utilizing the SAINT security scanner•Planned and coordinated desktop security for ITS OSS for the Clinton Global Initiative and work closely with networking.•Technical Support Coordinator for TMM, TNSC, IRC, and FAC•Testing Incident Response CD (UT-IRD) created by the Information Security Office•Increased knowledge of Windows and UNIX servers•Team consultant on ISORA and Disaster Recovery Plan•Responsible for security compliance•Increased experience with AD, SCCM, WDS, WSUS•Computer repairs, and software installation•Plan, coordinate, and remove Malware•Plan and wrote Disaster Recovery Plan, Disaster Backup Plan for IRC, TNSC, and FAC•Wrote site manuals for IRC, TNSC, and FAC•Responsible for tracking ITS and departments computer inventory•Increased experience with networking, and firewalls•Conduct site visits, and interact with customers •Consult on security and remediation plan for various sites•Consult on Networking and MRI security with UNIX group•Wrote Initial Survey and Security Report for IRC•Contributed to IRC Services Review Report•Consult on various site ramp up for various sites•Increased experience with virtual machine technology•Lead small groups(Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor’s Name: Enrique Zuniga, Supervisor’s Phone: 512-475-8896)

•Technical Support Coordinator for the Department of Economics.• Improved ability to detect and remove malware and worked on complex issues involving unknown vectors.•Performed fundamental analysis of malware.•Applied principals of digital forensics, Linux, and advanced Windows techniques to mitigate security issues, recover lost data, diagnose network problems, and identify hardware issues.•Repaired and mitigated computer risks and problems utilizing specialized tools.•Increased knowledge on Solaris and Linux servers•Consulted with the UNIX group to maintain, manage, secure, configure, and help administer the Department of Economics’ servers, website, mail, firewall, printers, backups, updates, and accounts.• Maintained and conducted security surveys to identify problems and risks at the Department of Economics.•Advised other Onsite Support Teams on security, hardware, diagnostics, data recovery, applications, network, and operating system issues.•Maintained and conducted site surveys to map locations and identify digital resources connected to the Department of Economics’ network.•Planned and wrote the Department of Economics’ Backup and Disaster Recovery Plans.• Conducted software contract reviews for compliance with the University’s ITS policies.•Consulted on and implemented new polices for the Department of Economics’ compliance with the University’s security standards.•Consulted on and helped coordinate site and security mitigation for the DOD/VA site between the Onsite Support and UNIX groups.•Completed the Department of Economics’ security risk assessment and helped increase its ISORA score.•Presented on site and security surveying.•Taught other Technicians how to conduct site and security surveys and site remediation skills (e.g. malware vectors).•Responsible for tracking ITS and Economic departments computer inventory•Obtained Position of Special Trust- Security Sensitive.

-Worked for Criminal Justice Department -Responsible for criminal justice department domain, research projects, computers for criminal justice department, webmaster (2005-207), including security, inventory, servers, computer diagnostics, and repair.-Acquired skills in Digital Forensics, Computer Forensic Research, Computer Security, Criminal intelligence analysis, Geographic Profiling-Advised Center for Society, Law, and Justice on the National Institute of Justices SECURES project-Made Staff member upon graduation

-Worked for Criminal Justice Department and Center for Geospatial Intelligence and Investigation-Webmaster for webpage (2005-2007)-Worked with Geographic Profiler Dr. Rossmo-Worked on access databases and data interpretation of the Border Patrol Project for the National Institute of Justice for the Center for Geospatial Intelligence and Investigation

Mscj, Criminal Justice

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society 2006 Treasurer Fall, 2006,American Criminal Justice.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Member US-CERT Software Assurance Group; Helped with and attended the 2005-2007 Texas State Hostage Negotiation.