Information Technology – Infrastructure Specialist
A professional technology specialist with over ten years experience looking to procure a temp – to – perm ( Temporary-To-Permanent ) Networking – Infrastructure Technology – Trainer role. Many of my previous roles have required me to perform both infrastructure and network based tasks general back office duties, IT Training, as well as a small degree of website and intranet design.
My network technology skills and experiences are predominantly Microsoft client and server architecture. My skills and experience include networking, physical and virtual and infrastructure installations and decommissions. Possess an investigative and analytical mind with a Methodical working approach.
I have a security clearance and am currently undertaking MCITP training course server 2008 enterprise administrator.
- Over 10 years Experience as a, professional trainer, Engineer, and Technician in the field IT and Corporate Security
- Experience in the field of NTFS, Shares, Local Group and Security and Group Policies
- Client system Lock downs using both lock down scripts and the registry
- Vulnerability Testing, security analysis and Data Recovery
- Investigation into none functional biometric terminals
Platforms: Microsoft 2K3 Server, 2K8 Server, XP, Vista, Windows 7
Networking: design, testing, builds in both Virtual and physical environments
Languages: Basic web scripting HTML, (“Some VB / Windows PowerShell”) via current MCITP Course
Tools: Google, VMWare, Microsoft Office 2007, PHPMYAdmin Console, SQL Server
Publications and Papers
In my spare time I write papers on security issues that I see affecting the close protection industry, I have had some of the papers published within the protection news magazine, they are also available on the website. Papers written to date have included, document security, intelligence gathering, IT Security fundamentals, email security, email interception, encryption.
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This is a good point and a point that I have many conversations about over the years, someone once said during a training class “Do not upload anything that you do not want the world to see or have access to” and they are right.
Several methods can be used more to make it harder, once it its online you really have not a great deal of control, but you can make them contact you in certain circumstances
Example
I like to use the analogy it’s a bit like a burglar looking for a house to burgle If they see signs, alarms, gates, dogs, cameras, heaver duty locks, etc, they will move on to an easier target.
This is a bit like the same game,
• Remove the copy and paste option, if they want your 20.000 character document then they will have to type it out, they will soon get bored
• use passwords,
• use water marks,
• use copyright marking,
• Place notification or popup about copyright theft, intellectual property theft, etc
• If you make videos use water marked backgrounds, and use marking so that if copied there is no dough that it is your work.
• With videos or text work, create a short snippet
o That way if they want the rest; make them contact you; for the video or article then you know at least where it went in the first instance,
o then make sure when you pass on the video or article, again make sure you use the copyrights, password protect, etc
In today’s world of the internet unfortunately anything is fare game, but I can appreciate your point,
Example:
My first IT job, my line manager said to me why re invent the wheel when it has already been created.
I could see his point, but I also understood that someone had worked hard on that document and it is not fare to use that work and pass it off as your own.
BUT then I was raised with respect and morals not all think like me.
If someone wants to steal other people’s data documents, work, videos, articles there’s not a lot that can be done, BUT, you can make it harder let’s review some of the earlier points
Documents do not use word; use DPF’s, remove the copy and paste, remove the print option, and use the copyright marking, watermark the background
Articles if you have a good article and want to protect it place a juicy snippet on line then they have to sign up or contact you for the rest.
Web pages, you can also use password protection, encrypt the source code
When creating documents or articles first create them in MS Word, watermark the background the save the document as a PDF, and then lock it down further then use the snippet and password method to access the rest. Make them contact you!!!
Videos are classic, look at YouTube most of the videos will have some form of watermarked background, they will have then credits, they will have marking of where to go for more, some are snippets like prep logic, you see 2 minutes for example but for more go to the website, or for private videos that if you want more you have to contact the creator of the video, or at the very least go to their site.
These people have created these videos and they want the viewer to know who they are, where they are IE webpage, and where to find more of there work.
In short what I am trying to say is make it you work and make sure that people can see that and if they want it they either have contact you or have to recreate that work from scratch themselves, like to burglar they will move on unless that is the only work that is available and in today’s world spend some time and I guarantee they will find it elsewhere online.
I hope this helps but fell free to contact me if you want any further help with some of these points
Regards
Lee Haynes