Michael Hackett Email & Phone Number

Lawrenceville, Ga, Us

Dcma Nosc - Smyrna, Georgia

• Responsible for the execution and management of all RMF steps for numerous high visibility RMF packages.• Instrumental in DCMA’s current transition and integration into eMASS for all RMF packages.• Primary author of the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and cybersecurity compliance SOP.• Played a critical role in the RMF transition from MilCloud into the DISA Stratus Cloud environment.• Vital to the development of processes and procedures used for IT product security assessments in DCMA. • Information System Security Manager for multiple Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) systems.• Played a vital role in the development of multiple DCMA RMF packages which allowed systems to receive a three year “Authorization to Operate (ATO)”.• Provide RMF/A&A training, guidance, and assistance to Information System Owners (ISO) and their team. • Work with numerous ISO and cybersecurity personnel by assisting with the creation of RMF artifacts and documents which included, but not limited to, System Security Plan (SSP), Incident Response plan, hardware/software list, Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms), topology and data flow diagrams, COOP, CIA memo, and PIA• Played a critical role in the transition of DCMA systems from DIACAP to RMF.• Create ACAS and STIG reports in order to brief leadership and ISO on IAVA, STIG, network, and system compliance.• Work with DCMA Leadership and NOSC Watch Officers to ensure JFHQ-DODIN Task Orders are implemented and resolved. # Audit Readiness Team• Played a critical role in two (2) PKI audits which resulted in 100% compliance for all checks/requirements.• Played a vital role in the DCMA CSSP audit which resulted in 98% compliance for all metric/requirements and a three (3) year Authority to Operate (ATO). • Provide training and guidance to DCMA leadership and personnel to ensure they have a strong understanding of all CSSP audit metrics/requirement.

Usareur G6 Cybersecurity Division, Clay Kaserne, Germany

• Site Lead responsible for hiring, management, and oversite of up to 20 Cybersecurity Division employees.• Key player who performed a vital role in the award of a multi-million dollar contract recompete.• Provided C&A/A&A and Computer Network Defense (CND) services for the protection and defense of USAREUR networks in garrison, mission exercise, and tactical/deployed environments.• Conducted IA risk assessment activities in accordance with DoD/Army policy and RMF/DIACAP for the USAREUR Certification Authority (CA)/Agent for the Certification Authority (ACA). • Developed and maintained accreditation packages for garrison/deployable unclassified and classified networks and computer systems (NIPRNET/SIPRNET), PDS, and circuits• Played a vital role in obtaining the first Authorization to Operate (ATO) using RMF in Europe.• Provided C&A/A&A training, guidance, and assistance to hundreds of customers in Europe. • Helped numerous cybersecurity personnel and system owners prepare for C&A/A&A by assisting them with the creation of artifacts/documents which included, but not limited to, System Security Plan (SSP), hardware/software list, topology and data flow diagrams, COOP, CIA memo, and PIA• Played a critical role in the transition from DIACAP to RMF in the European theater.• Provided eMASS training and guidance to system owners, ISSM, and tenants throughout Europe.• Created ACAS and STIG reports in order to brief leadership on IAVA, network, and system compliance.

160Th Signal Brigade Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

• Site Lead responsible for managing more than 15 employees on the GDIT contract. • Perform numerous weekly scans to ensure proper network security and compliance with Army regulations.• Performed weekly scans to ensure no unauthorized devices were connected to the network.• PKI-E Delegated Agent/Trusted Agent for the ARCENT network spanning multiple countries in Southwest Asia (SWA).• Played a vital role in the DIACAP and CAPs process in SWA.• Part of the team which obtained the first Authority to Connect (ATC) from DISA for DSN Voice on Camp Arifjan.• Brief the 160th Brigade Commander weekly on network status and current projects.• Manage thousands of users in Active Directory and Army Training and Certification Tracking System (ATCTS).• Assisted in creating Brigade policies such as Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Wireless, Data at Rest (DAR), and Portable Electronic Devices (PED).

Tnosc Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

• Manage, monitor, maintain, and upgrade over 70 Intrusion detection systems (IDS) spanning 4 countries. • Administer Retina scans to ensure that all computers in the TNOSC are IAVA compliant with Army and DoD standards.• Use programs like SiteProtector and ArcSight to monitor network traffic. • Provided incident response guidance and mitigation steps to users though out Southwest Asia Theater of Operations.• Used Remedy to created and tracked incident tickets to closure.

Tnosc Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

• Service desk operations including but not limited too; A.D. account management, common access card (CAC)/PKI provisioning, creating/modifying/deleting users and email boxes, firewall modifications, and group policy enforcement.• Use Remedy to manage trouble request for SWA Theater (Kuwait, Afghanistan, Iraq, Qatar, Bahrain, and Djibouti).• Active in the creation/implementation of Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) policies and procedures. • Use Exchange System Manager to review and monitor user mailbox.• Use Spectrum, E-Health, and NetCop to monitor and correct network issues.• Brief General Officers, TNOSC Director, Chief Watch Officer, Watch Officer, NCOIC, and civilian as well as military VIPs on network status.

Alpharetta, Georgia

• Manage, monitor, troubleshoot, and update a network consisting 11-Microsoft 2003 servers, hundreds of users and computers, and multiple printers which span three cities.• Manage and monitor hundreds of user accounts in Atlanta, Miami, and Vegas using Microsoft Active Directory and group policy• Replace and configure computer hardware including but limited to; motherboards, processors, hard drives, RAM, and monitors.• Scan for and remove viruses from network computers.• Work daily with Microsoft programs like: Active Directory, Word, Excel, FrontPage, Outlook, and Access.• Experience with programs like: Maxwell Management Suite and On Screen Takeoff.• Assist employees with daily issues like: network connectivity problems, user permissions, exchange issues, password reset, printing issues, and generating reports.

Tnosc Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

• Service desk operations including but not limited too; user account management, common access card (CAC)/PKI provisioning, setting up and moving or removing user email boxes, and policy enforcement.• Manage trouble request for Southwest Asia Theater including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Djibouti.• Use Exchange System Manager to review and monitor user mailbox.• Use Remedy Action Request System to create and manage group/user accounts.• Interface with civilian/military Network Operation Security Center to correct mission-critical outages that affect more than 250K military and civilian personnel actively engaged in combat operations. • Brief General Officers, TNOSC Director, Chief Watch Officer, Watch Officer, NCOIC, and civilian as well as military VIPs on network status. • Train military/civilian personnel on policies and procedures.

Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator-Maintainer (25Q)

Bachelor'S Degree, Kinesiology And Exercise Science