Lee Anderson

Current

HP IT Threat Assessment and Response at Hewlett-Packard

Past

Monitoring Developer/Engineer at Hewlett-Packard
Developer/Engineer at Hewlett-Packard
Systems Engineer at BYU

Information Systems Intern at CleanFilms.com

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Education

Brigham Young University

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Industry

Information Technology and Services

Lee Anderson’s Summary

I currently work in HP's IT Monitoring Services organization. I have been trained and currently am involved in deploying parts of HP's Business Technology Optimization Software (primarily SiteScope and BAC's Problem Isolation, and Quality Center).

I'd like to end up somewhere in the security arena. I took several classes at BYU dealing with Information security (Windows XP, Server 2003, Denial of service attacks, steganography, etc.), networking (introduction to Cisco networking devices- routers and switches, PBX systems), and forensics (data carving, experience with AccessData's FTK, Helix) and would like to pursue these areas in my career.

In the past, I've developed an online submission form in VB.net to facilitate and expedite outage submissions for HP's entire ISO L0-L2 organization (Infrastructure Support Operations), consisting of about 520 people. Web form retrieved outage ticket information from central database for update approval. Form also allowed for new outages to be reported and submitted via email for approval to be posted on HP's online alerts page.

Worked several years with customer support, primarily with the employees of the companies with whom I've been employed.

I am currently an assistant scoutmaster of a Boy Scout Troop. I help plan and teach activities to help the boys physically, mentally, and spiritually.

Lee Anderson’s Specialties:

-Infrastructure and application monitoring (HP BAC and Nagios)
-Quality Assurance (Borland's CaliberRM and Mercury/HP Quality Center - including test automation with QuickTest Pro)
-Experience with Visual Studio and some .net programming (web applications) as well as Eclipse and some Java programming
-XML, HTML, vbscript
-Fluent conversational Spanish

Lee Anderson’s Experience

HP IT Threat Assessment and Response

Hewlett-Packard

(Public Company; HPQ; Computer Hardware industry)

October 2009 — Present (2 months)

Learning how to use different scanning tools - particularly WebInspect and Nessus. I'm also monitoring Symantec's vulnerability alert feed to make sure HP's aware of any malware that might affect them.
Monitoring Developer/Engineer

Hewlett-Packard

(Public Company; HPQ; Computer Hardware industry)

April 2008 — September 2009 (1 year 6 months)

Administering HP's test management software (QualityCenter) for use with in the Monitoring Services organization.

Testing and deploying HP's Business Availability Center (BAC), specifically SiteScope and Problem Isolation.

Managing the architecture deployment of BAC, HP's Operations Manager for Unix, and other infrastructure applications through to a production environment.
Developer/Engineer

Hewlett-Packard

(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; HPQ; Information Technology and Services industry)

July 2007 — April 2008 (10 months)

*Administer various internal support tools as Subject Matter Expert (e.g., customer service polling, support instant messaging, outage submission tools, etc.).
*Active participant on the Symantec Endpoint Protection company-wide deployment team
*Perform virus/malware remediation for company employees
*.Net developer
Systems Engineer

BYU

(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Information Technology and Services industry)

April 2005 — May 2007 (2 years 2 months)

Managed monitoring servers and network devices, and email servers at BYU
*SNMP, Perl, Technical writing/documentation
*Microsoft Exchange server
*Tivoli Storage Manager
Information Systems Intern

CleanFilms.com

(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Entertainment industry)

May 2006 — August 2006 (4 months)

Responsible for testing and assisting in the creation of a new website, selecting more cost efficient systems (email primarily) for the company.