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Certification History:

Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Microsoft Certified System Administrator (MCSA)
Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP)
Six Sigma Green Belt
Six Sigma Black Belt
Lean Enterprise
Certified in the Governance of Enterprise Information Technology (CGIET)

Education History

Doctor of Engineering,  2007. Morgan State University.
Master of Engineering,  2003. Morgan State University.
Bachelor of Engineering, 1997. University of Benin.

Project History

Security Related Projects and Experience (Excerpt):

Implemented Caldera Linux based IPFW on Enterprise Servers, Genii Systems, 1999,

Implemented Hardened Caldera Linux kernel for Enterprise Servers, Genii Systems, 1999

Administered Secure Network and Server Infrastructure including Cisco Network Switches and Routers and Linux based servers, Genii Systems, 1998 -2001.

Implemented and Administered Secure FreeBSD kernel for Email, Database, Directory Services, and Web Services. Morgan State University, 2003-2010.

Implemented Kerberos 5 Server on hardened FreeBSD kernel. Morgan State University, 2003-2010.

Wrote Information Security Policy for entire campus as Chief Security Officer. MSU, 2008.

Managed deployment and dissemination of security policy as CSO. MSU, 2008-2010.

Developed campus Directory Architecture for Microsoft Active Directory. MSU. 2010

Implemented and managed deployment of MAD for campus. MSU, 2010.

Integrated FreeBSD based Kerberos 5 with MAD. MSU 2010.

Implemented FIPS standard across campus Microsoft Windows Servers and Application Servers. MSU, 2010-2012.

Developed and deployed Systems Update Policies and Procedures for University owned computer devices. 2008-2012.

Hosted the Annual National Cyber Security Awareness at Morgan State University. MSU, 2009 -2012.

Routine Network and Servers Penetration Testing. MSU, 2006 -2014.

Routine Network and Servers Penetration Testing. Private Clients, 2001 –

Worked on IEEE P1363 cryptographic standards working group. IEEE Standards. 2003-2005

Worked on NERC Information Sharing working group. NERC. 2012-2014.


Software Projects and Experience (Excerpt):

CIO Role Projects

Roles Summary

Founder & CEO (2014 -)

Chief Information Officer (2012 -2014)

Enterprise Architect & Chief Technology Officer (2010 -2011)

Chief Information Security Officer / Security Engineer (2007 -2010)

Software Engineer (2003 -2007)

Director of Operations (1998-2002)

IT & Operations Management Consultant.(2000 -)


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