Ryan E.

Ryan E. has worked for seven companies since 2007. Ryan began their career in the US Army as an Infantry Soldier, where they designed post orders, coordinated with the commander to standardize service members job duties and responses, and conducted wide scale reconnaissance and surveillance operations. In 2013, they joined Postec, Inc. as a Field Service Technician, where they managed and maintained network operations of multiple vendors. In 2016, they began working for Nations Recovery Center, Inc. as an IT Systems/Network Administrator, training incoming System Administrators, designing and maintaining Exchange, Backup, Print, Retina, and File servers, and setting up and installing 500 Dell desktops and 500 Wyse Thin Clients. That same year, they joined Proton Technologies, Inc. as a Technical Team Lead and Systems Administrator, maintaining clients networks and corporate infrastructure. In 2018, they moved to NorthState Technology Solutions as a Senior Penetration Tester, performing formal penetration tests on web-based applications, networks, and computer systems. In 2019, they joined Regions Bank as a Penetration Tester, recommending network security standards to management, training junior members of IT team, and conducting multiple social engineering campaigns. Ryan currently works for 360 Advanced, Inc. as a Senior Penetration Tester and Technical Services Manager.

Ryan E. obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Network and System Administration/Administrator from Strayer University between 2012 and 2016. Ryan also holds several certifications from various institutions, including ElearnSecurity Web Application Penetration Tester from eLearnSecurity (2019), Practical Web Application Penetration Testing (PWAPT) from Principal Security Services (2018), Offensive Security Wireless Professional from Offensive Security (2018), Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) from Offensive Security (2018), CompTIA A+ from CompTIA (2013), CompTIA Security+ from CompTIA (2013), and CompTIA Network+ from CompTIA (2013).