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ANKIT RASUMA
Ankit Sethi is seeking a challenging position in any field utilizing his personal and professional skills. He has over 1 year of experience in web security research and has found vulnerabilities in major companies like Microsoft, Gmail, and Cisco. His technical skills include knowledge of OWASP top 10 security risks and methodologies like configuration management testing, authentication testing, and session management testing. He is proficient with tools like Kali Linux, Samurai, and the Metasploit framework.
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This document discusses security testing as part of quality assurance for custom software. It notes that if software hasn't been properly tested, it likely doesn't work as intended for both functional and non-functional requirements. The document then provides details on the author's background and interests in security and internal training. It outlines a three part plan and references conversations with managers about making security something that can be marketed to customers. Finally, it discusses the OWASP Application Security Verification Standard levels and chapters as well as security testing being one aspect of a secure development lifecycle.
ROBERT KENNEY RESUME 2015
Robert Kenney is a recent graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems from DeVry University. He has a strong technical skillset including proficiency in programming languages like C#, Java, SQL, and ASP.Net as well as software like MS Office, Dreamweaver, and Visual Studios. Robert is motivated to succeed and seeks entry-level IT opportunities to showcase his talents and contribute to an organization's growth.
Robert Rice Resume
This document is a resume for Robert Rice, a 2016 graduate with an Associate's degree in Software Development. He has experience in coding languages like Java, MySQL, HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3. He also has skills in troubleshooting, software installation, Microsoft Office, and basic computer hardware. While in school, he worked as a student assistant and tech consultant at ITT Technical Institute, providing hardware maintenance, tutoring, and assisting instructors on projects. Prior to that, he worked as a busser at a restaurant where he gained experience in teamwork and training others. The resume concludes by stating references are available upon request.
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solve, drowning users in alerts without providing the context
required to remediate threats. This challenge is compounded
by a lack of experienced personnel and security
tools with complex interfaces. These interfaces require users
to become domain experts or rely on repetitive, time consuming
tasks to turn this data deluge into actionable intelligence.
In this paper we present Artemis, a conversational
interface to endpoint detection and response (EDR)
event data. Artemis leverages dialog to drive the automation
of complex tasks and reduce the need to learn a structured
query language. Designed to empower inexperienced
and junior security workers to better understand their security
environment, Artemis provides an intuitive platform
to ask questions of alert data as users are guided through
triage and hunt workflows. In this paper, we will discuss
our user-centric design methodology, feedback from user interviews,
and the design requirements generated upon completion
of our study. We will also present core functionality,
findings from scenario-based testing, and future research for
the Artemis platform.
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Robert Kenney is a recent graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems from DeVry University. He has a strong technical skillset including proficiency in programming languages like C#, Java, SQL, and ASP.Net as well as software like MS Office, Dreamweaver, and Visual Studios. Robert is motivated to succeed and seeks entry-level IT opportunities to showcase his talents and contribute to an organization's growth.
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This document is a resume for Robert Rice, a 2016 graduate with an Associate's degree in Software Development. He has experience in coding languages like Java, MySQL, HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3. He also has skills in troubleshooting, software installation, Microsoft Office, and basic computer hardware. While in school, he worked as a student assistant and tech consultant at ITT Technical Institute, providing hardware maintenance, tutoring, and assisting instructors on projects. Prior to that, he worked as a busser at a restaurant where he gained experience in teamwork and training others. The resume concludes by stating references are available upon request.
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tasks to turn this data deluge into actionable intelligence.
In this paper we present Artemis, a conversational
interface to endpoint detection and response (EDR)
event data. Artemis leverages dialog to drive the automation
of complex tasks and reduce the need to learn a structured
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triage and hunt workflows. In this paper, we will discuss
our user-centric design methodology, feedback from user interviews,
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Drawing on experience working in application security with companies of various sizes and maturity levels, Wendy Knox Everette focuses on several core principles and provides some resources for you to do more of a deep dive into various topics. Wendy begins by walking you through the design phase, covering the concerns you should pay attention to when you’re beginning work on a new feature or system: encapsulation, access control, building for observability, and preventing LangSec-style parsing issues. This is also the best place to perform an initial threat model, which sounds like a big scary undertaking but is really just looking at the moving pieces of this application and thinking about who might use them in unexpected ways, and why.
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