Daniel J. Casey

Office (321) 607-1986 Cell (321) 794-0041

e-mail - dcasey7690@cfl.rr.com

e-mail - djc@usa-spaceops.com

Objective Obtain a position in the Information Technology Security field where I can use my strong

work ethic along with my intuitive and innovative implementation techniques to provide advanced security

solutions against the developing Information Technology threat vectors.

Summary of qualifications

March 1990 - Pres Space Shuttle Contract (Lockheed/Lockheed Martin/United Space Alliance)

Kennedy Space Center, FL

Information Technology Security Lead

  · Act as Director of USA IT Security in the absence of the IT Security Director. Act as Manager of the

USA IT Security Certification and Accreditation Department for the close out of the Space Shuttle

Contract.

  · Developing Information Technology Security processes for the transfer of sustainable Space Shuttle

Contract data to secure data warehousing. Perform vulnerability assessments with McAfee

Vulnerability Manager (MVM), penetration testing, and Security Plans for the follow-on systems.

  · Developed processes for the identification and reduction of internal and external threat vectors. The

processes heavily addressed the Advanced Persistent Threat actors and their evolving techniques.

Utilized reports from Proof Point e-mail filtering, Websense Enterprise Internet monitoring, HP

Operations Manager, Symantec Endpoint Protection, and Spector CNE to refine the identification of

the threats.

  · Implemented and maintain engineering/sustaining capabilities of an Enterprise wide monitoring

computer network based on the Spector CNE application suite. The network consists of a Windows

server based application that supports remote monitoring and recording of all workstations across the

Enterprise. The recordings are utilized to support internal and external threat identification and

investigative activities.

  · Engineered, implemented, and sustain a computer forensics operation to support the investigation of

fraud, waste, and abuse of NASA Information Technology Resources. The suite of

forensics/investigative tools consists of Logicube hardware forensic duplication devices (duplicate

forensically sound hard disks), supporting compatible storage devices (SAS, SCSI, IDE, SATA),

Access Data Forensic Toolkit (FTK), Internet Investigator (Index.dat parsing application), and SMART

tools (Forensic analysis application).

  · Developed processes for the USA Incident Response Team (IRT). Compiled call down lists and

associated processes with flow of information concerning identification, isolation, evidence gathering,

and eradication of computer incidents across the USA Enterprise based upon NIST and FISMA

Security Requirements.

  · Effectively communicate findings, both orally and written, to all aspects of Executive Management

concerning both incidents and subsequent investigations.

  · Responsible for the collection and storage of all electronic media related to any e-discovery imposed

on United Space Alliance by either state or federal court systems. Act as the IT Security

Investigations liaison between United Space Alliance and NASA, FBI, and local law enforcement

agencies concerning cases the involved criminal activity.

  · Possessed a position as the IT Security Lead for the Checkout Launch Control System (CLCS)

project. Managed a team of three IT Security personnel in the assessment, development, and

implementation of the IT Security Posture for the NASA CLCS Project. This function entailed the

development of security plans and security risk assessments, Information Data Types and Data

Categorization, Continuous Monitoring, Security Operations Procedures or Guides, Contingency Plans

(CP), and Interconnection Security Agreements (ISA) related to the CLCS Project.

Security Representative

  · Maintained a position as a Physical Security/Investigations Representative. This function entailed the

survey, design, implementation, and maintenance of physical security programs related to the

protection of the Shuttle Transportation System. Investigations were accomplished in reference to the

fraud, waste, and abuse of government furnished resources as well as the investigation of violation of

company policies and procedures.

June 2008 – Pres (As Required Basis) Webster University, Merritt Island/Melbourne/Orlando, FL

Adjunct Professor

  · Maintain a position as an adjunct professor in the fields of Information Technology Security/Business

Asset Protection/Emergency Management/Critical Infrastructure Protection. Prepare and implement

class schedules, lesson plans, and curriculum of studies for M/A and M/S Programs.

Education

AA General Education

1986 - 1987

BS Criminology

1987 - 1989

MA Information Systems Resource Management

1997 - 1998

Professional Certification

Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) (ISC2)

Professional memberships

(ISC)²

International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC2)/Infragard (FBI)

American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS)/National Management Association (NMA)/

Accomplishments/Awards

03/2009

02/2009

10/2002

02/2000

02/1999

Conference

08/1998

03/1993

Certificate of Appreciation, Federal Bureau of Investigations

Letter of Appreciation, Sterns, Weaver, Miller, Weissler, Alhadeff & Sitterson, PA

NASA Space Flight Awareness Award

Letter of Commendation, USA Director of Program Planning & Verification

Represented NASA KSC as a speaker at the ’99 Tokyo International Security

Letter of Appreciation, U.S. Customs Service

Shuttle Processing Contract Employee of the Month

Provided numerous speaking engagements in support of local, state, and federal agencies related to a

vast array of Information Security topics.

Maintained a Secret Security Clearance

Brevard Community College

Florida State University

Webster University

Cocoa, FL

Tallahassee, FL

Merritt Island, FL