Helps agencies identify their current security infrastructure and define future programs, design and implementation of security related to IT SystemsOversees the efforts of security staff to design, develop, engineer and implement solutions to security requirementsA working knowledge of several of the following areas is required:Understanding of business security practices and proceduresKnowledge of current security tools availableHardware/software security implementation Knowledge of communication protocols (IP Stack etc.)Encryption Techniques / toolsConducts, supports, and oversees authorized penetration testing on an enterprise levelPerforms in depth risk analysis to measure the effectiveness of controls against known vulnerabilities Works directly with stakeholders to manage risks and vulnerabilities Performs technical (evaluation of technology) and non-technical (evaluation of people and operations) impact/risk and vulnerability assessments of relevant technology focus areasIdentify systemic security issues based on the analysis of vulnerability and configuration data.Makes recommendations regarding the selection of cost-effective security controls to mitigate riskEnsure remediation plans are in place for vulnerabilities identified during risk assessments, audits, inspections, etc.;Provide clear updates to management on vulnerabilities; Investigate, document, and report on status and emergingMaintain up-to-date vulnerability profiles, including respective detection and countermeasures.

Drives the on-going development of the information security architecture and is responsible for ensuring the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the company’s information assets. Consults with IT management and teams to verify that appropriate security controls are in place across all Seneca Gaming Corporation infrastructure, platforms, systems, and applications. The engineer acts as an escalation resource specific to the support and maintenance of all SGC information security systems and hardware to ensure maximum protection of SGC’s assets. Directly develops enterprise information security policies. Conducts internal penetration testing, security assessments and forensic examinations as necessary. All duties are to be performed within the guidelines of the Seneca Gaming Corporation’s policies and procedures, Internal Control Standards and objectives.

The Cyber Transport Specialist is a subject matter expert and will serve as a communications technician supporting 24/7 operations of critical real-time USAF/ANG mission operations. The Cyber Transport Specialist will leverage a solid understanding of network technologies, protocols, and standards required to integrate and sustain airborne and terrestrial information transport systems. The Cyber Transport Specialist shall also focus on sustainment of the network and telecommunication infrastructure, distribution media, cryptographic equipment and associated devices. The Cyber Transport Specialist will employ skills required to identify, recon, and exploit vulnerabilities within a network environment to achieve desired effects. Support includes but is not limited to the communications and network systems architecture, video distribution and long-haul communications system, and enhancement support for the RPA-SOC (Remotely Piloted Aircraft - Squadron Operations Center) enterprise environment.

Responsible for the installation, maintenance and modification of Local Area Network (LAN) cable systems implemented with coaxial, copper (Category 5,6), and fiber optic cabling. Determines requirements of and performs work on copper, coax, and fiber optic cable in underground and buried cable systems through the use of installation project drawings (CISR), task lists, task instructions, and technical orders and manuals. Experienced in installing underground cable and temporally bonding cable. Processes Base Civil Engineer (BCE) work requests through the use of installation project drawings to ensure technical standards, specifications, and engineering directives. Effectively isolates, diagnoses, and determines cause of signal deterioration in optical and electrical cable. Locates, detects and repairs coax cables as well as identifies copper conductors and optic fibers in working and non-working cables. Uses multimeters, electrical time-domain reflectometers, optical power meters, conductors, identification equipment, and cable locators. Uses various splicing tools such as the VS-3 hand tool, MA-6 applicators kit and the 710 and MS2 modular splicing machines. Maintains safe and appropriate use of splicing equipment to include optical fusion and mechanical splicing machines. Performs and assists in performing preventative maintenance, installation, removal and troubleshooting on UHF, VHF, and microwave antenna communication.

Conducts cyber security risk assessment in accordance with the IAW NIST SP 800-27A Risk Management Framework and ensures cyber architecture is in accordance with Department of Defense Architecture Framework. Advises System Owners of continuing risk management and security posture changes. Coordinates with internal and external agencies to conduct vulnerability assessments and assists in conducting Business Impact Study as it pertains to cyberspace. Provides input in translating Business objectives and priorities into Continuity of Operations and Disaster Recovery. Obtains Executive buy-in to the Protection Needs to all cyber related hardware, firmware, and Operating Systems. Documents, compiles, and establishes accreditation and certification processes and results.

As a Nuclear and Missile Operations Officer, I am responsible for effectively and efficiently operating and managing nuclear and missile operations systems to defend and support the United States and allied forces. Officers perform nuclear and missile operations and combat crew operations, including performing associated command, control, communications and launch activities in Launch Control Centers. By assessing the effectiveness of missile operations systems and incorporating new technology as it becomes available, I will be responsible for the development of future plans for system, facilities and personnel.

Air Force ROTC is a college program offered at more than 1,100 campuses across the country. It prepares young men and women to become leaders in the Air Force, but it’s also much more. You will grow as an individual both mentally and physically while developing lifelong friendships. You can acquire strong leadership skills that will benefit you as an Air Force Officer and in corporate America. And, it’s an opportunity to pay for school through scholarships.Plus, unlike many college students, you’ll have a position waiting for you after graduation at one of the top high-tech organizations in the world — the U.S. Air Force.

Technology Infrastructure and Information Security (TI/IS) is responsible for the delivery and operational support of informational services delivered through our various computing and network platforms, while maintaining the highest levels of security and recover-ability. End User Experience is an important aspect of TI/IS as it involves the dissemination of critical information to users of the bank.

Research, development, and testing of a United States government web site project to ensure the integrity of cyber security within the Department of Defense. This project implemented the use of over 5 programming languages and was implemented on a cloud network. The second project was to research and develop a way to implement substantial security protocols to allow the use and implementation of a secure cloud network.

Quadsimia's operations are headquartered in scenic Central New York, but we apply the latest technologies to reach beyond our geographic location to clients around the globe. We have over 120 years combined experience in engineering, software development, computer science, system analysis and integration, graphic design and multimedia, business acquisition and valuation. Quadsimia has also lead the way in introducing businesses to the newest technologies related to the web.