Security Lead (Security Intelligence, Engineering and Response Team)
Greater Boston Area
Security Lead (Security Intelligence, Engineering and Response Team)
Greater Boston Area
Security Manager with more than 5 years of experience in Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, Security Auditing, Intrusion Detection, Firewalls and Secure Network Designing. Competent, Diligent and Expertise in creating indigenous solutions to complicated problems.
Proxy, Paros, WebScarab, Web Scanner, Nikto, Burp Suite, Watchfire, Acunetix, JavaScript / VBScript Analysis, Curl, LWP, Authentication, Access Control, Cross-Site Script (XSS) Testing, SQL Injection, Input Validation, Nessus, Qualys, NMAP, MBSA, ISS, Wardial, TCPDump, Protocol Analysis, Wireshark, Snort, Proventia, Dragon, Tripwire, Airsnort, NetStumbler, Kismet, AirMagnet, Encryption, Perl, PHP, Python, SQL, C, C++, Shell Scripting, AWK Scripting, AppDetective, MySQL, SqlLite
Certificate, Blackhat Conference, 2008 — 2008 (expected)
This course is designed to provide process control professionals with a fundamental understanding of the steps needed to effectively defend their critical infrastructure assets. Defending infrastructure controls systems (SCADA, PCS, DCS, and ICS) has never been more important, nor more in the public eye. This course is designed as an introduction for owners and managers of critical infrastructure on the tools and methods being employed by modern attackers.
Certificate, Qualys Training, 2007 — 2007
Instructor-led 2 Day Course
Training, SourceFire, 2006 — 2006
This two-day class provides an in-depth look at Snort rules and Snort rules language syntax. Snort is the most widely used open source intrusion detection and prevention product. Learning how to take advantage of the power behind Snort rules can help security administrators write and configure highly effective rules. This class features extensive hands-on rules development and testing to reinforce the theoretical concepts that are presented.
Training, Airmagnet, 2006 — 2006
Instructor-led 2 Day Course
Certificate, BlackHat Conference, 2005 — 2005
Brought to you by the authors of “Web Hacking: Attacks and Defense”, the class is based on case studies of real-life web applications riddled with security problems. Participants are given a hands-on experience in performing thorough application security reviews, as well as secure coding and application deployment techniques.
The course is based on a highly proven application testing methodology, encompassing black box and white box testing techniques, application security principles and practices, and real world examples.
Masters, Information Technology, 2000 — 2002
Concentration in Networking and Programming
Concentration GPA = 4.0/4.0
Certificate, Advanced Java Programming, 1999 — 2000
First Class with Honors
Bachelor Of Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication, 1996 — 1999
M.G.M. College of Engineering , Nanded.
First Class with Distinction
Overall GPA = 3.8/4.0