Terrance Mullen

Terrance Mullen has a diverse work experience in the field of information security and technology. Terrance started their career in 2004, working in multiple IT related jobs as a System Administrator, Network Administrator, and IT Technician. In 2007, they joined Houston Associates as a Network Security Administrator, where they were responsible for developing and updating System Security Authorization Agreements. In 2008, they worked at Smartronix as an Information Assurance Engineer, providing certification and accreditation support to the Marine Corps Enterprise Network. Terrance then joined the United States Department of Defense as an IT System Administrator, where they provided technical assistance and support to users. Finally, since 2014, Terrance has been working as the Chief Information Security Officer at the Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of the Interior, where they are responsible for aligning security initiatives with enterprise programs and ensuring information assets are adequately protected.

Terrance Mullen attended Arizona State University, but did not obtain a degree. The exact years of their education at Arizona State are unknown. In addition to their college education, Terrance has obtained several certifications. In November 2009, they obtained the CompTia Network+ certification from CompTIA. In May 2008, they obtained the Certified Information Systems Security Professional certification from ISC2 Baltimore Chapter. Also, in February 2008, Terrance obtained the CompTia Security+ certification from CompTIA.