Stacie

Curriculum Vitae

a brief history of my professional and creative career


Certificates

Stanford University Center for Professional Development - 2014

  • Stanford Advanced Computer Security Professional


Education

Stanford University Center for Professional Development - 2013/2014

50 hours, 6 courses and 1 professional certificate completed.


  • Software Security Foundations (XACS101)
  • Writing Secure Code (XACS131)
  • Mobile Security (XACS215)
  • Exploiting & Protecting Web Applications (XACS133)
  • Emerging Threats & Defenses (XACS301)
  • Using Cryptography Correctly (XACS130)

Texas A&M Engineering / Homeland Security - National Emergency Response & Rescue Training Center - 2013

57.5 hours, 5.6 continuing education credits, 6 courses completed.


  • Cyber Ethics (AWR-174-W)
  • Cyber Incident Analysis & Response (AWR-169-W)
  • Cyber Law & White Collar Crime (AWR-168-W)
  • Digital Forensics (AWR-139-W)
  • Secure Software (AWR-178-W)
  • Information Security Basics (AWR-173-W)

Emergency Management Institute / FEMA - 2013

1 hour, 0.1 continuing education credits, 1 course completed.


  • Protecting Critical Infrastructure Against Insider Threats (IS-00915)

Department of Defense: Center for Development of Security Excellence - 2014

1 hour, 1 course completed.


  • OPSEC Awareness (GS130.16)

Hacker Academy - 2014

110 hours, 110 continuing education credits, 15 courses completed.


  • Digital Forensics Basics
  • Digital Forensics Filesystems
  • Digital Forensics Tools
  • Reverse Engineering Intro
  • Reverse Engineering Concepts
  • Debugging
  • Metasploit A to Z
  • PDF Exploitation
  • Hacking Fundamentals
  • Reconnaissance
  • Pen Test Structure
  • Client Pen Testing
  • Web App Pen Testing
  • Server Pen Testing
  • Network Pen Testing

Independent Coursework

  • Malicious Software & Its Underground Economy - Coursera/Royal Holloway University of London
  • Surveillance Law - Coursera/Stanford
  • Learning From Data - CaltechX (CS1156x)
  • Applied Cryptography - Udacity (CS387)
  • Artificial Intelligence - Udacity (CS373)
  • Introduction to OPSEC - OSPA OPSEC Academy (PO101)
  • Survey of Forensics - Stevenson University
  • Human Computer Interaction - Coursera/Stanford
  • Introduction to Computer Science - Coursera/Stanford
  • Introduction to Statistics - Udacity (ST101)
  • Introduction to Computer Science - Udacity (CS101)
  • Introduction to Computer Science - Saylor Foundation (CS101)


Experience

DevOps, Open source software, Professional reviews
Class Central
Site link
2014 to present


Information Technology Associate
Chicago area public library
2013 to Present


Help Desk
Windows XP/7/Server 2008 environment. Software and hardware support including Active Directory, Exchange, PCounter Print Server, Envisionware PC Reservation, Innovative Sierra ILS, Spiceworks Help Desk, Microsoft Office.
Systems Admin
Mac OS X Mountain Lion/Lion Server environment. Software and hardware support including CUPS print server, Remote Desktop, Deep Freeze, VirtualBox environments, system security hardening
Digital Media Center
Reference Desk
Support for iMovie, iPhoto, GarageBand, Final Cut, Green Screen animation, VHS to DVD conversion, slide & photo digitization, tape to MP3 conversion, Vinyl to MP3 conversion
Ebook Reference
Support for MyMediaMall, Overdrive, 3M Cloud Library for the iPad, iPhone, iPod, Android, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Nook, Nook Color, Microsoft Surface & MP3 devices
Additional
Responsibilities
Website maintenance using Drupal CMS, public & inter-organizational training, resources & documentation, personalized technology instruction sessions with patrons regarding basic computing, software & tablets. Enforcement of data retention policies and secure data destruction of public and staff devices.
Achievements
Organized, configured & deployed Apple Digital Media Center
Prepared major deployment for Windows XP to 7 conversion
Developed procedures for secure file destruction of public & staff removable media

Library Assistant
Chicago area public library
1999 to 2012


Duties
Technology Team, AV Reference Desk
Interim Supervisor
AV department responsible for the punch details, time sheets & time off requests of 18 employees
Billing department responsible collection's accounts
Reserves department responsible for notices processing
Achievements
Assisted with the transition & training of staff from Dynix ILS to Millennium ILS
Created a balanced rotating schedule for 25 employees at the request of the department Manager
Created a statistical analysis of a fines campaign per the request of the Circulation Manager

Projects

The Vagrant Pentester
Vagrant box
GitHub project link
2014 - present

A Vagrant base box turn-key vulnerable web application suite for pentesters in-training. No configuration necessary, simply install and attack. This is stage 1 & 2 of my Automated Interrogation project

Built with Vagrant, Puppet & Bash

Heartbleed Vulnerable Docker container
Packer Template, Vagrant Box
GitHub project link
2014 - present

Forked original Ubuntu LTS Docker Packer template and added a running Heartbleed vulnerable Docker container and minimalistic Metasploit installation for further container testing.

Built with Packer, Vagrant, Docker, Bash

The Buddy Foundation
website rebuild/reboot
Pre-public beta link
2014 - present

Rebuild & reboot of the Buddy Foundation animal shelter website.

Built with Drupal 7 CMS using a mobile first custom adaptive, responsive theme and sub-theme built on Foundation framework

LibEdX the lib-sec Initiative
website
2011 to 2014

Blog & tool aggregation website for emerging technology, information security, open source software, open educational resources, MOOC's & makerspaces.

Built with Drupal 7 CMS using responsive/adaptive sub theme framework.

Teaching

Chicago area library
2013 to Present

  • Navigating Your Online Educational Landscape - 2014 to present
  • Hitchikers Guide to Cloud Computing - 2014 to present
  • Start Your Own Makerspace - 2014 to present
  • Understanding & Identifying Online Threats: Online Security pt 2 - 2014 to present
  • Basic(ly) Millennium: Basics of Innovative Millennium 101 - 2013 to present


Skills

DevOps
Vagrant, Puppet, Packer, Docker, Jenkins
Cloud Development
Amazon AWS, Digital Ocean, Google Cloud Compute
Programming Languages
Ruby, Bash, Python, PHP, x86 Assembly, Go
Web Development
Drupal, Jekyll, Twitter Bootstrap, Foundation, Apache,
Version Control
Git, Github, Bitbucket
Information Security
Metasploit, Kali Linux, BackTrack Linux, Wireshark, Maltego
Forensics
Sleuthkit, RegRipper, Scalpel, PhotoRec, dd
Electronics
Raspberry Pi, Arduino

About Me

Information Technology & Digital Media at a Chicago area library.

Blog roll

The Darknet
Copyright 2015 Stacie.