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Michael Gomez has been a valuable addition to the Infrastructure Support Services team at the Securities and Exchange Commission. He has packaged over 85 applications, delivering them on time even when requirements changed. Additionally, he has helped eliminate security vulnerabilities by researching issues and providing scripted solutions. Most impressively, Michael took over project management duties for the troubled SAS 9.4 project, putting together an 82-step testing plan that has caught multiple issues and put the project on track to succeed where it was previously failing. His skills and personality have made him an enormously valuable team member.
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This document discusses democratizing security as the next frontier for DevSecOps adoption in enterprises. It covers evolving delivery practices like Agile, DevOps, and SRE. Democratizing involves making capabilities self-service, granting permission to act with guardrails, and building trust. This includes democratizing infrastructure, software delivery, data, and security by making them technology agnostic, self-service, and including them in the DevSecOps toolchain to improve applications, platforms, processes, and culture. Security chaos engineering and value stream mapping are also discussed as ways to identify vulnerabilities and inefficiencies to continuously improve operational readiness and adoption.
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Brief Intro to Agile, Benefits & Transition
This presentation was given to a client at the start of an assessment phase to explain to the staff why Agile is of value and briefly explain how it works. We also explained the typical approach to transition and what would happen during the assessment. The presentation was given to Engineering and related groups. This was prepared and delivered jointly with Gerry Kirk.
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Building a Foundation for NetSecOps Partnerships with Network Automation
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According to leading IT research firm Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), 75% of enterprises have observed increased collaboration between network operations and security operations teams in recent years, but only 39% of organizations believe this collaboration is completely successful. EMA describes this increased convergence of networking and security as NetSecOps.
Check out these slides to learn more about:
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- Why these partnerships often fail
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- Real-world examples from the trenches about how these teams have come together successfully
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This document provides a summary of David Wood's work experience including roles, technologies, and skills. It lists over 30 roles he has held from 1994 to 2017 across several countries involving technologies like IBM i, RPG, SQL, and various ERP systems. Recent roles in 2017 included verifying exam questions, tutoring, and application support. From 2011-2014 he was IT Leader for Cummins Inc. coordinating projects across multiple locations.
Profile of Bala
Mr. N. Balasubramaniam has over 15 years of experience in consulting, training, and architecting J2EE and enterprise solutions. He specializes in J2EE, SOA, EAI, and service virtualization and has worked with many organizations on Java-based applications. He also has expertise in performance monitoring and WAN optimization solutions from CA and Riverbed and often delivers training programs on these platforms. Mr. Balasubramaniam has worked with over 25 companies across various industries and brings best practices from the J2EE community to his consulting.
Profile of Bala
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- 1. April 7,2016 To whom it may concern: Michael Gomez has been a superb addition to the Infrastructure Support Services —End User Technology(ISS-EUT)contract atthe Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Mike brings a unique skillset to our team. In addition to being a skilled application packager,the team has relied heavily on his ability to organize and steer complex projects. Since Mike arrived, he has packaged over 85 applicationsfor the SEC. Many ofthe 85 packages have had multiple iterations due to changing requirementsfrom the customer. Even when requirements changed, Mike was able to deliver these packages on-time. In addition to application packaging, Mike has been a great help in regards to eliminating security vulnerabilitiesfrom the workstation environment. When the team presents him with a security vulnerability that is not able to be addressed via aMicrosoft orthird-party patch, he researches the issue and is able to provide a scripted solution to address the vulnerability. Mike's most impressive accomplishment at the SEC has been his work on the SAS 9.4 project. When Mike arrived,the project was in trouble and on the verge offailing. Since Mike joined the project, he has taken over most ofthe project management duties while still leading the technical effort. Mike put ~c~gether an 82step testing plan to ensure all ofthe componentsfunctioned properly. The 82step testing plan has already caught multiple compatibility and functionality issues. These issues have since been corrected and the project is on track to be successful. Simply put,this project, which has extremely high visibility, would have failed if Mike had not been part ofthe team. Mike is an enormously valuable team member. His high-level output combined with his good-natured personality has allowed him to thrive in this environment. Sinc ely, C~~,~ J nathan Williams End User Technology Branch — Senior Information Technology Specialist United States Securities and Exchange Commission Williamsjon@sec. o~v