Cyber Security Research

DAVID WILLIAM ROZMIAREK

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Professional Summary

Certified IT security professional with 5 years of innovative R&D experience spanning an

array of topics from Security Analytics to Infrastructure Orchestration/Automation.

Developed formal use cases for next-gen security tools as well as codified proof-of-

concepts to highlight the value to clients and downstream partners.

Previous Research Areas

Security Analytics

Structured/Unstructured Threat Intelligence - Contextualization and Prioritization

Active Defense – Automated Incident Investigations

Cyber Risk – Attack Surface Management

Asset Management

Cyber Resiliency

Employee Hardening / Gamification

Patents

Deceptive Networks

Contextualization of Threat Data

Data Trend Analysis

Experience

Senior Research Analyst 09/2012 to 01/2017

Accenture Technology Labs – Arlington, VA

Led a research team to filing an IDF around a solution I had for the Contextualization and Prioritization of Threat Data. Labeled the sole inventor on the U.S. patent.

Developed critical use case libraries illustrating a solutions’ intended and potential usage in the field.

Programmed the entire ETL process for the patent - Data Trend Analysis. The solution was code named: The Threat Weather Report, inherently due to its ability to show security analysts at a glance the current “climate” of security as it pertains to him.

Analyzed the current market of security products and tools to create a dynamic

vendor landscape detailing pros and cons of security capabilities.

Mapped security vendor capabilities to NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework Core Structure to enable the lab to effectively identify vendors that could support the lab’s research agenda.

Facilitated technical installs of vendor security tools into our lab environment, as well as perform routine patching and maintenance to ensure up-time.

Designed the reference architecture for Deceptive Networks. Supplemented work with technical implementation diagrams showing how the solution would plug into various environments.

Won an award for being a Technology Vision Trend spotter in 2014 for my concept around People Hardening.

Well-versed in security domain; attended Blackhat 2014, DefCon 23/BSides, Blackhat 2016. My group’s solution around Unstructured Threat Intelligence Processing (UTIP) was presented at Blackhat 2016’s Arsenal event and Blackhat UK 2016.

Nicknamed the “Lab’s Powerpoint Guru”, I was the go-to for creating high-end, formal powerpoint presentations that needed to be done in a timely fashion.

Technical Skills

Education

Bachelor of Science: Information Sciences and Systems

Radford University – Radford, Virginia May 2012

School Projects

Applied Cryptography & Network Security – Radford University

Created security rules for a firewall using iptables on a Linux based system.

Developed a pseudo-random number generator program in java that follows RSA’s key generation method.

Implemented Snort as an intrusion detection system and prevented intrusions by forming snort rules.

Presented to the class the Anatomy of a Worm and Intrusion Detection Systems.

Honors Capstone Project – Radford University

Displayed a poster of my research at the BigSURS in Winthrop South Carolina.

Used the Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual heavily as a resource throughout the project.

Goal of the project was to create a network that mimics the typical characteristics of that of a college campus’s network, then analyze the security of that network per OSSTMM.

Operating Systems

Microsoft Windows Vista / 7 / 10

Linux/Unix

Software

Microsoft Office 20011/2016

Adobe Photoshop

Solver Toolkit Excel

Computer Languages

Python

HTML

Java

SQL

R/R-Studio

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