[nsp-sec] 48 hour vetting: Wes Young (University of Buffalo, AS3685)

[Doug Pearson]

I'll vouch for Wes. I've been working with him for a couple years in 
REN-ISAC context. He's very sharp, trustworthy, and a good guy.

Regards,

Doug Pearson
Technical Director, REN-ISAC
http://www.ren-isac.net
24x7 Watch Desk +1(317)278-6630


Scott A. McIntyre wrote:
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> Hi all,
> 
> For your consideration:
> 
> Name: Wes Young
> E-mail: wcyoung at buffalo.edu
> DayPhone: 716-645-6109
> 24hrPhone: NA (will provide if approved)
> INOC-DBA Phone: NA (will provide if approved)
> Company/Employer: University at Buffalo
> ASNs Responsible for: 3685
> 
> JobDesc: Network Security Analyst / Incident & Problem Processes Owner
> 
> - Break down complex security threat analysis, define and project risk  
> assessments for management.
> - Analyze complex security data, research, design and develop  
> automated tools to identify and mitigate security risks to the  
> institution.
> - Develop annual network security roadmaps and budgets.
> - Perform network forensic analysis on institutional compromises.
> - Develop and automate Incident/Problem Management process, procedures  
> and workflow based on ITIL standards for the organization.
> - Coordinate incidents and problem process day to day (major outages,  
> etc…).
> - Coordinate Incident Problem Triage between CIT Organizations
> - Report weekly to management teams regarding Incident/Problem process  
> status and activities.
> - First Member (Team UB)
> - REN-ISAC member
> 
> Internet security references (names & emails):
> 
> Josh Ballard, bal at k-state.edu
> Dave Monnier - Ex REN-ISAC principal security engineer (now Team Cymru)
> dmonnier at gmail.com
> Steve Gill - Team Cymru
> gillsr at CYMRU.COM
> 
> 
> --
> 
> With regards on behalf of the moderators,
> 
> Scott A. McIntyre
> 
> 
> 
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