Layla Bartram

Layla Bartram has an extensive work experience spanning multiple industries. In 2015, they began their career as a Web Application Developer at The Bradonsky Group. Layla then moved on to Canisius College in 2016, where they worked as a Computer Science/Physics CEEP Researcher, focusing on data analytics using sensor data for a research project. In 2017, Layla worked as a Data Analytics Researcher at Canisius College, specifically focusing on a study at the Roswell Cancer Institute. Later that year, they joined Shatter I.T. as a SOC Analyst II, responsible for monitoring and analyzing security events. In 2018, they worked as a Data Science Engineer at Pairity, utilizing their skills in data science. Layla then transitioned to the role of Information Security Manager at Person Centered Services Care Coordination Organization, LLC in 2019 before taking on the role of Data Visualization Engineer. In 2021, they became the Manager of Information Security at Accela, and in 2022, they were promoted to the position of Senior Manager Information Security. Additionally, since 2022, Layla has also been serving as an Adjunct Professor at Hilbert College.

Layla Bartram holds a Master of Science degree in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance from Western Governors University, completed in 2020. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Bioinformatics/Computer Science from Canisius College, specializing in Bioinformatics, from 2015 to 2017. Layla also pursued an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree in Mathematics at Genesee Community College from 2014 to 2015.

In addition to their academic qualifications, Layla Bartram has obtained several certifications. Layla holds the AlienVault Certified Security Engineer certificate from AlienVault, obtained in March 2018. Layla is also a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and has earned the CompTIA Security+ certification from CompTIA. The specific dates for obtaining the CEH and CompTIA Security+ certifications are not mentioned in the provided information.