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Tampa, Florida, United States

Mclean, Va, Us

Falls Church, Va, Us

Falls Church, Va, Us

Fort Gordon, Ga, Us

• 9-month leadership training focused on cyber security.• Developed joint force cyber offensive and defensive missions and briefing to higher command.• Implementation of the Cyber Electromagnetic Warfare spectrum and its effects on adversaries.• Cisco Certified Network Analyst Course.• Python Programming Module• Operating Systems Module: (Linux, PowerShell), Memory Analysis, Auditing, Active Directory, Registry Manipulation• Networking Module: Socket Creation/Packet Manipulation, Network Analysis, Iptables, Tunneling, Wireshark, Snort.• Security Module: Pen Testing, Port Enumeration, Web Exploitation (XSS, Command/SQL Injection, Buffer Overflow),Linux and Windows Exploitation.• Mission Commanders Course: Lead Red Team Operations As Mission Commander, familiarity with IKE Platform.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Contracted Army Cadet at Norwich University, apart of the Simultaneous Membership Program with the Vermont Army National Guard. Will commission in 2021 branching Cyber

Columbia, Maryland, Us

• Team leader for second team of Norwich Interns working with Dreamport• Comparing the new CMMC DOD standard to NIST 800-171. Both are in preparation for DreamPorts compliance box for government contracted companies to be at the new CMMC compliance.• Created RFID tags for our buildings rooms to provide insight on different intellectuals. • Worked with network encryption Team researching cloud encryption strategies

Tampa, Florida, Us

• Configured pre-production protection profiles within Enterprise Malware platform.• Assisted deployment of testing configuration to global regional labs.• Reviewed threat management tool coverage and use cases to provide risk assessment return on investment analysis. • Utilized Palo Alto Traps Malware and Tanium EDR endpoint tools.

Ft. Meade, Md, Us

I was selected to participate in the National Security Agency's first online internship, 'Monterey Phoenix: A Modeling Approach to Cyber & Cryptology.' In this pilot program, I learned how to create computer-assisted reasoning models using the Naval Postgraduate School's Monterey Phoenix modeling tool, to discover emergent unexpected behaviors supporting Deception and specifically Social Engineering. This internship served as a pilot for the 'Emergent Behavior Analysis' discipline, a new cryptologic field of practice in which the human analyst develops and deploys cognitive skills in ideation and reasoning together with automated tools that handle the computationally intensive aspects of scenario generation and querying. In this pilot, I briefed senior NSA leadership to influence development of this new discipline.

Tampa, Florida, Us

• Worked in the Security Operation Center (SOC) to detect, respond and mitigate attacks & threats to Syniverse.• Processed phishing emails and security events using the standard processes and procedures.• Assessed the procedures to ensure they are detailed and repeatable and provided recommendations on any areas of improvement or if additional procedures I thought needed to be created• Utilized different tools such as Splunk, Servicenow, Checkpoint, Browserling, VirusTotal and more.• Helped with the phishing campaign sent out to Syniverse employees to spread awareness. • Created a final presentation to show what I learned and explain what I did during my 3 months at Syniverse.

Northfield, Vt, Us

Member of a team creating new Cyber Security initiatives for Norwich UniversityAssisting local law enforcement agencies with Digital Forensic work Conducting Phishing experiments to help raise Cyber Awareness

Northfield, Vt, Us

• Competed against the NSA Interns, all the Service Academies and some Senior Military Colleges in Forensics, Cyber Policy, Data Analysis and Software Development modules. • Competed in Cyber Combat Exercise against everyone. Successfully hacked the NSA, Coast Guard and some ROTC schools. • Utilized tools such as WireShark, Idapro, FTK imager, NetMiner, Autopsy, SIFT workstation and more.Outcomes: Hands on experience with a bunch of new tools used in the cyber world, Successfully hacked many participating teams and learned a lot about different aspects of cyber/what can be done to help protect people.

• Lead a team of three to research biometric authentication for security, military, and government applications • Participated in “capture the flag” hacking exercise; rated seventh out of thirty-two interns • Created display to present research at Cybercon, which included examples of biometrics that can be used within the government and military View more here about cycon 2018http://aci.cvent.com/events/2019-international-conference-on-cyber-conflict-cycon-u-s-/custom-17-6fa2dad0721d43249d40ca05d3a5e94a.aspx

Master Of Professional Studies, Cyber Security Risk Management

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Security And Information Assurance - Magna Cum Laude