Jeffrey Miller has over 40 years of experience in cybersecurity, systems engineering, and analysis for the Department of Defense. He has held positions as an Information Assurance Engineer and Staff Computer Analyst, where he has led efforts to develop security programs, certification and accreditation packages, and implemented security directives. Miller maintains a Secret clearance and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional with extensive experience supporting major systems such as the Global Command and Control System for the Air Force.

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Jeffrey A. Miller
Objective Sr Position in CyberSecurity/Information Assurance
Experience SUMMARY-
Over 40 years’ experience in Systems Analysis, Systems Engineering
and Cyber Security as a Department of Defense Contractor. Major
systems include Global Command and Control System- Air Force, and
the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS). Activities
include secure implementation, certification and accreditation, and
support to major electronic systems.
Clearance: SECRET DoD 8750 Certification: CISSP [current]
SPECIFICS-
IA Engineer II (Cyber Security Liaison) May 2008 – Present
Jacobs Technology, ETASS Group – Lincoln, MA
• Responsible for Information Assurance/Security Liaison for the
GCCS-AF Program Management Office (PMO). Primary
information/cybersecurity point of contact for the GCCS-AF
PMO and related projects. Lead for Policy, Boundary Protection
and Circuit Enclave issues.
• Work with team members to develop information and gain
approvals for system certification and accreditation packages in the
enterprise Mission Assurance Support System (eMASS). Modify
internal processes to support the DoD Risk Management
Framework (RMF)
• Led effort to accredit the Air Force GCCS Program Support
Facility (AFGPSF, a classified enclave).
• Develop, support and implement security program for GCCS-
AF PMO.
• Develop Ports/Protocols/Services documents for GCCS-AF
baselines; coordinate AF wide changes to boundary protection
mechanisms.
• Provide information assurance services to GCCS-AF users,
including test and assessment, problem analysis and resolution,
and liaison activities with Joint and other programs. Work with
DoD Agencies, Combatant Commands (CoCOMS), GCCS
system owner (JS/J3), User representative (ACC A589/A5), the
AF Certifying organization (AFSPC/A6), and the AF DAA
office (AFSPC)
• Coordinate implementation of CyberCom directives, including
Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS) monitoring
and reporting.
• Maintain GIG Connection Approval Process (GIAP) and
Enterprise Information Technology Data Repository (EITDR)

2. information for program management.
Staff Computer Analyst (Security Liaison), April 1982 – May 2008
Dynamics Research Corporation (TEMS) – Andover/Wilmington,
MA
• Senior member of team that developed Defense Information
Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP)
packages in support of GCCS-AF V 4.1 and earlier
• Developed process document and System Identification Profile
to augment the team developed DIACAP Transition Plan.
• Provided support, documentation, and analysis for GCCS-AF
Security Certification Test and Evaluation leading to Defense
Information Technology Security Certification and
Accreditation Process (DITSCAP) Accreditation for versions 4.0
through 4.0.3.
• Developed modifications to operating configuration and
procedures for eight critical computer security deficiencies to
permit continued operations. Documented results for next
certification cycle.
• Previous accomplishments
o 12/94 to 05/95Supported Business Process
Reengineering (BPR) efforts for Air Force customers
using IDEF0 and IDEF1X (with E/R Win tool) to model
processes and data used at eight AF sites. Tasks
included data collection, interviews, meeting facilitation,
technical support and production, and quality assurance.
o 6/91 to 12/94, Analyzed data and interface requirements
for Air Mobility Command (AMC) Common Command
and Control Interface and other systems and developed
interface control documents. Applied reverse
engineering to provide AF standard data element
definitions. Upgraded and revised user documentation
for AF and Coast Guard data dictionary systems.
Modeled base level processes and data requirements as
part of Engineering Tiger Team at Travis AFB using
DRC TRACE methodology.
Additional information provided on request.
Education Certified Information System Security Professional (2010-Present)
Master of Business Administration, Northeastern University, (1981)
Master of Science, Engineering, Brown University (1975)
Bachelor of Science, Engineering, Brown University (1973)
Interests Sports, Chess, Family, Fitness.