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Chantilly, Virginia, Us

- Team member of the HP Cyber Incident Response Team- Operate, monitor, and review logs for Host Based Security System (HBSS), firewalls, Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS), other point of presence security tools, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), and related security operations.- Develop and test custom policy signatures and exceptions based on operational needs.- Responsible for Global Policy and Agent/Module Deployment Management.- Develop strategies to deploy, configure, and tune networking environments IAW Navy mandates and TTPs/SOP.- Implement and monitor security measures for communication systems and networks. Execute government approved security policies, plans, and procedures; implement data network security measures.

Washington, Dc, Us

- Proficient in applications such as Microsoft Office (Word, Power Point, Excel), Symantec Norton Ghost, and Symantec Anti-Virus corporate edition, Remedy, SIEM, SSIM, Wireshark, Splunk, and Vulnerability Management System (VMS) software.- Experienced working with Linux to include Fedora, Ubuntu and Kali.- Experienced working with VM technology.- Experienced with IPS/IDS (Intrusion Prevention, Intrusion Detection) to include McAfee Network Security Managers.- Familiar with Navy and Department of Defense information assurance policies and directives such as DoDD 8500.1, DoDI 8500.2, DoDI 8510.01, CJCSM 6510.01A, Computer Tasking Orders (CTO’s) and Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts/Bulletins (IAVA/B).- Experienced with cyber policy development, cyber concepts of operation, cyber situational awareness/monitoring systems and cyber defense.- Experienced with military telecommunications/computer systems and networks.- Plan, organize, and coordinate efforts of team work and negotiate effectively with other levels of management to accept conclusions and recommendations impacting network operations and security matters.

Washington, Dc, Us

- Worked for the Navy's Information Assurance Vulnerability Management (IAVM) program in support of the commands mission to maintain the security and Computer Network Defense (CND) posture of Navy networks worldwide.- In detecting and preventing cyber exploits across various Navy networks, I personally processed 232 information assurance vulnerability management products.- Familiar with IAVM patching and STIG compliance.- Provided resolution to 150 Online Compliance Reporting System (OCRS) trouble tickets in support of 3,800 users.- Experience in providing assistance with the development of standard operating procedures, automated procedures and automated processes to reflect any new changes in Information Assurance Vulnerability Management (IAVM) operations.- Performed Secure Configuration Compliance Validation Initiative (SCCVI) scans assessing network vulnerabilities for various Navy commands.- VMS Administrator for Unclassified and Classified assets. Input all unclassified and classified devices and servers in VMS. Approved/Disapproved mitigation plans.- Developed and promulgated Navy guidance implementing each IAVM product produced by USCYBERCOM which affects Navy assets.

Washington, Dc, Us

- Responsibilities included Computer Network Exploitation (CNE) monitoring for the detection, containment, eradication, recovery, and prevention of computer security incidents on Navy networks world-wide.- Led 15 technicians in the eradication of 650 Navy cyber intrusions, the analysis and processing of 300 high priority network security incidents, assisting 207 commands with successful incident recovery while having a 97 percent accuracy rate.- Analyzed incident reports, drafted Naval messages that informed commands of possible network incidents, mitigated actions, and requested evidence for investigation (e.g., hard drives, logs, and etc.).- Handled all category level of incidents from detection to closure with vulnerabilities varying from but not limited to Trojans, viruses, root kits, zero-day malware, unauthorized peer-to-peer activity, malicious DNS activity, SQL injection attacks, web defacement's, buffer overflows, denial of service (DOS) attacks, malicious emails, and unauthorized root/user access.

Network Security

Business Administration And Management, General