Bradley D.

Bradley D. has a diverse work experience that spans over a decade. Bradley started their career as an Artillery Officer in the United States Marine Corps, where they served for four years and held roles such as Assistant Operations Officer and Battalion Fires Direction Officer. In these roles, they developed and coordinated operations, ensured completion of assigned requirements, and provided resources based on data analysis.

After their military service, Bradley joined East Carolina University as a Public Safety Telecommunicator. In this role, they received and responded to alerts of potential public safety incidents and determined the appropriate course of action, dispatching necessary resources. Bradley was recognized for their exceptional work in aiding officers in case investigations, utilizing security camera systems, social media, and open-source information.

Bradley currently works at Compuquip Cybersecurity, where they have held various positions. Bradley started as a SOC Analyst/Threat Hunter, monitoring various security tools and conducting investigations to identify and respond to potential security events. Bradley also conducted basic malware analysis and assisted in security incident response. After that, they worked as a Cyber Security Engineer/Threat Intelligence, leading the deployment of SIEM, EDR, and XDR tools in different environments. Bradley provided validated threat intelligence indicators to ensure client visibility on potential threats and conducted vulnerability analysis to manage software risk. Currently, they hold the position of SOC Team Lead.

Overall, Bradley's work experience showcases their expertise in cybersecurity, threat intelligence, operations coordination, resource allocation, and public safety incident response.

Bradley D. obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Cybersecurity from Norwich University. Bradley attended Norwich University from 2018 to 2020. Prior to that, Bradley earned their Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and Corrections from the same institution. Bradley completed their undergraduate studies in Criminal Justice and Corrections from 2005 to 2009.