Patrick Enewally

I proclaim myself as the best candidate for the job. I breathe computer technology and information security. If you hire me you will see an immediate decrease in cyber threats and potential penetration. I work well in a group atmosphere and I'm always looking for new methodologies to increase the productivity of your technology apparatus. The #1 most valuable job in computer science is DEFENSE. A lackluster defense could result in hundreds of thousand or even millions of dollars loss to hackers and malicious actors. User data and customer data is also precious, and my mission is to protect it. 

Patrick

InfoSec Expert

I worked as a backend security engineer for a business solutions company.  I encrypted and decrypted all electronic communications between the CFO and accounting department to prevent business email compromise. I was responsible for managing internal cryptographic keys and decrypting encrypted content into plain text, resulting in military-grade security. I would also analyze our servers for suspicious bot-related traffic such as DDOS attacks, and quickly react with mitigation. I specialized in creating digital fingerprints for every user who visited our website to collect which kind of operating system they used, browser, IP address, the version of OS, screen dimension, speed of CPU buffer time. This method significantly lowered ransomware attacks and malicious penetration. I also developed scripts to detect hacker-like behavior such as a copy & paste counter on our website which ran from header to footer, and identifying frequent minimizing of browser size. Extensive experience with TCP/UDP, RDP, ports, entry/
exit nodes, firewall, virtual machine, VMware, command prompt, DNS, Socks 5, IPV4, IPV6.

Cal State Long Beach - Master's - Computer Science