Mr. Fuller - Consultant

Mr. Fuller ~ Professional Computer Consultant

Home: 540.987.9156

Objective

To thrive in a field that involves creativity, analysis and technical skill. Seeking a full time position or as a 1099 consultant.

Experience

· Eight and one half years experience as a US Army Counterintelligence Special Agent

· Two years with Getronics Government Solutions (now BAE Systems) as a Secure Systems Engineer

· One year working with NAID as a Security Analyst II

· Two years with NetSec as a Security Consultant

· Six months experience operating in Fallujah, Iraq as a Security Specialist with EODT

· One year as an Information Assurance Manager with Bulldog Technical Services

· Experience in private consulting for various government contractors and agencies performing system security testing

Mr. Fuller brings a unique perspective to any team, as he has experience in:

· Computer Security

· The Intelligence Theater

· Physical Security

· International Investigations

· Digital Forensic Investigations

· Interviewing and communications

· Corporate, government and military environments, operations, and protocols

Mr. Fuller has experience securing government and commercial networks and systems, as well as testing their vulnerabilities.

Computer Knowledge

Management

· Security Manager for the Army Counterintelligence Center (ACIC)

· Information Assurance Manager Integrated Team Solutions Facility (ITSFAC)

· Manage Computer Security (Top Secret and Secret LANs)

· Information Security

· Personnel Security

· Physical Security

· Special Access Program (SAP) Security

· Manage Operations and Training for a Military Intelligence Battalion

· Write, Edit, Review and Oversee Classified Intelligence Reports

· Write, Edit, Review and Oversee Product and Service Reports

· Create, Process, and Courier Classified Information

· Information Assurance Manager

Education

· Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)(Course)

· Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP)(Course)

· Cisco Certified Internet Expert (CCIE)(Course)

· Computer Investigation Course for Special Agents

· Counterintelligence Fundamentals for Information Warfare

· Computer Science Fundamentals

· Counterintelligence Agent Course

· SANS Global Intrusion Analysis Center (GIAC) Level 1

· Introduction to Data Communications

· British Interrogation Course

· Evidence Handling Course

· Information Security Course

· Special Security Officers Course

· Primary Leadership Development Course

· Anne Arundel College

· University of Maryland

· Monterey College

· Schoolcraft College (Criminal Justice)

· Police Academies X2

· Many computer security specific seminars and "Cons", etc.

EMPLOYMENT

August 2006 – (Present)

Private and Government Consulting: Raven at the Mizzen

presently conducts private computer consulting. He consults on technical support, help desk issues, website creation and development, computer security and vulnerability assessments. Additionally, he consults on technical computing matters of every sort on Windows, Mac and Linux (SUSE, Mandriva, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc.)

August 2005 – June 2006

Bulldog Technical Services, Information Assurance Manager

Mr. Fuller conducted computer threat and vulnerability assessments for the U.S. Marine Corps. He also secured Marine Corps special projects networks and systems as well as other sensitive government systems and networks. He accumulated extensive experience certifying and accrediting government systems and networks. Mr. Fuller was also responsible for such diverse tasks as bringing government systems and networks within DITSCAP and DCID 6/3 compliance, authoring technical documents for government systems and networks, and conducting security tests and evaluations on government systems and networks. He tested and evaluated security tools and implemented security solutions and consulted on network security. He also wrote and edited technical certification and accreditation documents. He also consulted on the engineering of secure systems and networks of sensitive operational LANs and WANs.

November 2004 – August 2005

Private Security Consulting

Mr. Fuller conducted private security consulting for the accreditation of government systems per regulatory compliance with DITSCAP, DCID, and NIST guideline SP 800-53. He also consulted on the engineering of secure systems and networks of sensitive operational LANs and WANs.

May 2004 – September 2004

EODT, Security Specialist

Mr. Fuller conducted professional civilian and military operations in Fallujah and Baghdad, Iraq to include; Patrols, Intelligence, Convoy Security, Personnel Security Details (PSD), operating with indigenous persons, and network and PC security, as well as sensitive data protection, storage, and sanitization. Mr. Fuller performed such duties in the defense of “The Rock” Ammunition Supply Point (ASP) for the U.S. Army Corpse of Engineers.

2002 – 2004

NETSEC, Security Consultant

In his role at NETSEC, Mr. Fuller conducted intelligence collection, social engineering, and penetration testing of client networks and physical facilities, forensic investigation of computers and networks, and reporting on all test activities. Other responsibilities included suggesting security solutions, testing and evaluating of security tools, and consulting on network security related matters. He also conducted computer security-related research. Mr. Fuller worked on the accreditation of government systems per regulatory compliance with DITSCAP, DCID, and NIST guideline SP 800-53. He also consulted on the engineering of secure systems and networks of sensitive operational LANs and WANs.

2001 –2002

Native American Industrial Distributors (NAID), Security Analyst II

Mr. Fuller conducted computer threat and vulnerability assessments, secured government networks, and accumulated extensive experience certifying and accrediting government systems and networks. Mr. Fuller was also responsible for such diverse tasks as bringing government systems and networks within DITSCAP/C&A Compliance, authoring technical documents for government systems and networks, and conducting security tests and evaluations on government systems and networks. Tested and evaluated security tools. He implemented security solutions and consulted on network security related matters. He also worked on TCP/IP networks with Cisco routers and wrote technical certification and accreditation documents. Mr. Fuller worked on the accreditation of government systems per regulatory compliance with DITSCAP, DCID, and NIST guideline SP 800-53. He also consulted on the engineering of secure systems and networks of sensitive operational LANs and WANs.

1999-2002

Secure Systems Engineer, Getronics Government Solutions (now BAE Systems)

Mr. Fuller worked on computer threat and vulnerability assessments, securing government networks, certifying and accrediting government systems/networks, bringing government systems/networks within C2 compliance, technical writing for government systems/networks, and conducting security tests and evaluations for government systems/networks. He also conducted testing and evaluations of security tools and methodologies. He implemented various security solutions and consulted on network security related matters. He also worked on TCP/IP networks with Cisco routers, as well as, wrote technical certification and accreditation documents. Mr. Fuller worked on the accreditation of government systems per regulatory compliance with DITSCAP, DCID, and NIST guideline SP 800-53. He also consulted on the engineering of secure systems and networks of sensitive operational LANs and WANs.

1991-1999

Counterintelligence Special Agent, United States Army

During his eight and a half years in the Army, Mr. Fuller conducted: computer crime and espionage Investigations, computer threat and vulnerability assessments, managed security for classified LANs, personnel security investigations, investigated computer based espionage, counterintelligence threat and vulnerability assessments, counterintelligence surveys, liaison with foreign and domestic intelligence agencies, intelligence operations in abroad, interrogations, intelligence analysis, creating/processing and couriering classified information, writing classified intelligence reports, creating and maintaining classified databases, managing counterintelligence efforts, counter-espionage efforts, and all areas of security for the Army Counterintelligence Center (ACIC): computer security (top secret and secret LANs), information security, personnel security, physical security, special access programs (SAP), and managed operations and training for a military intelligence battalion.

JOB RELATED SKILLS

· Gets along well with people

· Responsible and independent

· Learns very quickly and is quite innovative

· Constantly trying to improve and learn new skills

· Fluent in German and conversant in Spanish, Familiar with Korean and Arabic

ADDITIONAL SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE

· Defensive physical security (Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Facility [SCIF] security manager)

· Intelligence analyst methods

· Computer crime investigations

· Special Access Program (SAP) security

· Liaison with foreign and domestic agencies

· Classified information and environments experience

· Creation, processing, and courier of classified information

· Writing classified intelligence reports

· Personal security investigations experience

· Information security

· Personnel security

· Operations security

Note:

*Will work as a 1099 for same pay as a full time employee, with no medical benefits.