Jay McGuerty

Designed and written defensive and offensive cyber security tools using .NET|C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, PowerShell, HTML, CSS, MySql, Postgres, SOAP, REST, Data Engineering, 20yrs Configuring Routers, Switches, Firewalls, MS/Linux admin, web site and perimeter penetration testing, network security upgrades for The White House.
 

Web Developer with 10 years of experience in cybersecurity, network security architecture, and penetration testing.  Proficient in OOP, .NET|C#, MVC, Java, Python, JavaScript, PowerShell, HTML, CSS, Razor Syntax, Azure Monitoring, SOAP, REST API, WordPress. Seeking to leverage extensive background in web development, system architecture, and security to excel in a Web Developer role.

• Developed and implemented cybersecurity tools with a focus on forensic scanning, authentication bypass, and DDoS attacks utilizing multiple languages on Eclipse and Visual Studio, OOP, .NET|C#, MVC, Java, Python, JavaScript, PowerShell, HTML, CSS, Razor Syntax, Agile
• BLUE and RED team enterprise level vuln security assessments, security policy recommendations
• Email Forensics, SMTP tracking, attacker identification, obfuscation techniques, IDS/IPS artifact signatures, running in debugger/BURP to observe and document malware methods
• Designed digital handwriting analysis tool using psychology, linguistics and human mechanics
• Designed MS SQL database schema validation tool for USAF written in .NET|C#
• Designed a parser syntax language tool for SQL/Command injection testing using Python
• Designed a scanning log audit report tool including state code analysis using Python
• Construct an End Point Forensic Syslog SIEM with PowerShell, concentrating on anomalous memory and privilege use, applying forensic precedent/antecedent behaviors
• Splunk Administration, forwarder, indexer architecture, dashboard studio, event genome survey, CheckMk syslog integration, malicious behavior dashboards for comprehensive system monitoring
• Conducted VPN scanning and penetration testing using MITM techniques and false certification generation to evaluate and bolster security robustness
• Contributed to Cyber warfare planning, USC Title 10 Armed forces, Title 50 War and National Defense
• Contributed to Cyber warfare planning, phase0a Infocon, 0b SIGINT/HUMINT/OSINT, 0c Calibrate. USC Title 10 Armed forces, Title 50 War and National Defense
• USAF satellite network survivability
   

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