Chris HammondSYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR · SYSTEMS SECURITY PROFESSIONAL

449 Frick Ave, Waynesboro, PA 17268 (305) 720-8407 | chris.hammond.tx@gmail.com | rac3rx | christopherjhammond

“Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.”

EducationDepartment of Defense Schools United States CONUS/OCONUSUS ARMY 2007 - PRESENT

• Defense Information Systems Agency Level 1&2 System Administrator, 2014• Sustainment Automation Support Management Office (SASMO), 2012• Senior Leader Course (Signal) 2012• Advance Leaders Course (Signal) 2011• Special Operations Forces LAN, 2008• System Administrator’s/Network Management Course, 2007• Airborne School, 2007• Information Technology Specialist, 2007

SkillsCertifications CEH, CHFI, Network+, Security+, MCP, Q/LPT, Q/SA

Languages English, Italian, & Spanish

ExperienceDISA, JSSC, Raven Rock Mountain Complex, SITE-R Liberty Township, PAOPERATIONS TECHNICAL LEAD Feb. 2014 - Present

• Facilitated upgrade of 239 Windows & Unix servers; ensuring 100% network compliance with continuous message flow on vital nationalsecurity systems

• Directed deployment of ACAS; provided better assessment of enterprise security posture for vulnerability compliance• Led and mentored 12 admins on heterogeneous networks multi-enclave environment; responsible for NIPR, SIPR, & JWICS resources;resulting in 5 nominated Soldiers of the QTR in my tenure within JSSC

• Mentored Soldiers how to mitigate vulnerabilities and respond to computer security incidents• Defense in depth techniques used by implementing several technical controls particularly detective controls in review and analysis oflogging for potential recognition of intrusion attempts & compromises on unix and windows systems

• Performed an assessment of riskswith cost/benefit analysis & return of investment for countermeasures to be employed as risk reductions• Performedperiodic andon-demand systemvulnerability assessments onuser accounts verifyingmaintenanceprocesses: access updates,deletions, and approval process

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US Army, 82nd Airborne Division Fort Bragg, NCIS SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR (APR11-FEB14) Apr. 2011 - Feb. 2014

• Installed and instructed, setup, monitored, and maintained a patch management system against STIGs/IAVAs for Non-Classified InternetProtocol Routed Network (NIPRNet) HBSS (Host Based Security System) security suite (HIPS/Policy Auditor) within the division for compli-ance, vulnerabilities, and reporting

• Responsible for sustainment automation support management office which fielded & supported division’s sustainment information sys-tems: medical, maintenance, supply/logistics networks utilizing IEEE 802.3 and 802.11 standards with the VSAT and CAISI networks

• Provided responsive technical & field level maintenance support covering all aspects of systems administration & infosec including diag-nosing of resources, commo interfaces, & patch management

• Performed scripting in SQL, batch, powershell, & bash on Windows & Unix systems to automate tasks, inventory, or for IAVAs and patchmanagement in implementation of counter-measures

• Responsible for security incidents with all stand-alone and network resources• Tickets for configuration changes had to be approved by oversight for security and risk analysis on impact on essential services & daemons• Performed site surveys, assessed organization’s risk and evaluated; firewall change request to provide mission critical services ensuringcontinuity of operations

• Monitored and ensured that preventative, detective, corrective and compensatory controls were reviewed and maintained on a regularbasis eg: security awareness training, system monitoring, tech refreshes, vulnerability mitigations, backup generators; received excellentresults in exercises and on a daily basis

SOCSOUTH J2/SCI Systems Admin Homestead, FL Homestead, FLSCI SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR (AUG07 - APR11) Aug. 2007 - Apr. 2011

• SCI TACLAN Administrator, IAM/IASO and supervisor setupmobile tactical LANs services provided by CISCO &Microsoft such as EIGRP, RIP,OSPF, VLANs, STP, AD services, email, chat, ntp, & ldap

• Received a DMSM and JSCM in Joint Combine Task Force, Willing Spirit, won Best Warrior Competition, and Soldier of the Year• Reduced vulnerability remediation updates on new TACLAN v9.0 from approximately 8 to 1 hr by writing scripts reducing user interactionandmitigating controls

• Contributed expertise to Team TACLAN IA group’s patch repository ie scripts for vulnerability remediation• Mentored and performed vulnerability assessments & incident detection for security incidents such as: unauthorized access attempts, de-nial of service, unauthorized use of system’s (processing/storage), and/or unauthorized changes to systems baseline (hardware, software,firmware, etc)

• Created standard operating procedures to ensure change controls were in place for tracking configurations changes to informations sys-tems eg AD, DNS, Cisco Routers and Switches, MS registry, & host firewalls

• Main lead on adhoc computer incident response team for SCI TACLAN• Responsible for mitigating risks of the CIA triad as it relates to logical and physical intrusion attempts and compromises in a garrison anddeployable environment

• Analyzed assets, threats and/or threat agents, vulnerabilities that attributed to risks & implementedmitigating controls using security triadas a basis of assessment against non-target specific threat agents (virii, worms, & malware), human unintentional (accidents & careless-ness), & natural (hurricanes, tornados, fire, etc)

• Protected informations systems on basis of security triad & administrative & technical controls by following, enforcing, & mentoring vul-nerability management policy & procedures in performance of a vulnerability scans within the section

Honors & Awards2012 Distinguished Honor Graduate, Senior Leader Course (Signal) Fort Gordon, GA2011 Honor Graduate, Advanced Leader Course (Signal) Fort Gordon, GA2010 1st Place, Best Warrior Competition Homestead, FL2010 Finalist, Soldier of the Year Homestead, FL

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