Joseph Enchill

Joseph Enchill has a wide range of experience in the field of IT and cybersecurity. Joseph started their career in 2009 as an Information Technology Help Desk in the US Navy, where they provided support for network operations assets and resolved hardware and software issues. In 2013, they joined UMMS as a Network Security Analyst, where they conducted research on security products, trained developers on building security measures, and enforced critical infrastructure security. Joseph then transitioned to the role of Cyber Security Analyst at UMMS in 2016, where they led a team in reducing expired Corrective Action Plans and ensured all stakeholders were informed of system health. In 2020, Joseph joined Infinitive as a Cloud Consultant, where they served as a strategic advisor to clients in developing technology architectures, implemented Infrastructure as Code concepts, and integrated security best practices. Currently, they are working at MicroHealth as a Senior Systems Engineer/Solutions Architect for the DHS Assurance Analytics Program.

Joseph Enchill earned a Master's degree in Cyber Security Management and Policy from the University of Maryland Global Campus, where they studied from 2018 to 2020. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from The Catholic University of America, which they completed between 2008 and 2011. In addition to their formal education, Joseph Enchill has acquired several certifications, including "The Top PMO Challenges," "Agile Software Development: Remote Teams," "DevOps Foundations," "Presenting to Senior Executives," "Amazon Web Services Security Specialty," and "AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner," all from LinkedIn and obtained in 2021. Joseph also completed the "AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate Online Classroom Training" provided by Amazon Web Services in 2019. In 2018, Joseph Enchill obtained a certification in HIPAA Security, which encompasses various aspects of HIPAA Security compliance. Lastly, they have certifications in ASCP (American Association of Clinical Pathologist), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and CompTIA Security+ from respective institutions, though the specific months and years of completion are not provided.