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Seasoned Cloud Security Architect responsible for strategy, reference architectures and functional implementations for cross-cutting technologies including:- Cloud-native Security Architecture / Solutions- DevOps Practices and Agile Methodology- Industrial Control Systems / Operational Technology Security- Security Architecture- Enterprise Mobility- Internet InfrastructureMost recently I have served as Tech Lead for a Cloud Center of Excellence - delivering a commercial cloud Landing Zone and facilitating cloud adoption and migration. I strongly promote a Continuous Learning culture with fast feedback loops and focus on developer productivity and flow.Previous focus areas include ICS / OT Security across initiative ranging from NERC CIPv5 on the Bulk Electric System (Transmission) to Smart Grid initiatives focused on distribution automation and reliability enhancements: Industrial IoT technology is having an accelerated and profound impact on what has been a fairly stable industry for nearly a century.Interesting history and evolution starting from telecommunications: hanging microwave dishes, pulling LAN cables and replacing telephone handset cords. Moved into network infrastructure (routers, switches), and then client/server computing in our data center as that technology emerged.Moved into third tier support of these services, and this group was the team to deploy the first web servers when this technology appeared on the scene. I was directly responsible for the initial launch of www.pge.com on February 29, 1996.Role evolved into tactical, then ultimately strategic planning - and was invited to participate in our Enterprise Architecture function when it was instantiated.Specialties: Modern application development, DevOps practices and Culture, Agile methodologies, ICS/OT security, cloud security, enterprise architecture, reference architecture, solution architecture, mobility, identity and access management, security incident event management, firewalls, encryption, collaboration, enterprise search, content management.

Listed skills include Enterprise Architecture, Security, Solution Architecture, Data Center, and 36 others.