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Kellogg, Brian

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT

Cybersecurity

ACADEMIC SCHOOL

School of Arts and Sciences

TITLES/RESPONSIBILITIES

Assistant Professor, Cybersecurity
Chair of the Undergraduate Cybersecurity Program

CONTACT

Office Phone: (716) 375-2044
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OFFICE

Walsh Science Center 112

COURSES TAUGHT

CYB 354. Intro to Network Security
CS 346. Operating Systems
CS 380D. Instrumenting and Hunting MS Windows

ACADEMIC DEGREES

M.S. Internet Engineering, Capitol University, 2011

OTHER EDUCATION

OSCP – Offensive Security Certified Professional (2016)
CISSP – Certified Information System Security Professional (2014)
SANS Challenge Coin Holder for courses:
- 504 Hacker Tools, Techniques, and Incident Handling
- 508 Threat Hunting and Digital Forensics
- 572 Advanced Network Forensic

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Director of Technology Infrastructure and Security, St. Bonaventure University, 2020-present
VP of Engineering, lead architect and lead analyst, LEO Cyber Security, 2017-present
Senior Security Analyst, Siemens, 2013-2017
Network Services Manager, St. Bonaventure University, 2006-2013
Network Engineer, Dresser-Rand, 2003-2006
Engineering Support/Programmer, Dresser-Rand, 2002-2003
Server and Global Email Administrator, Dresser-Rand, 1999–2002
PC Support Technician, Dresser-Rand, 1997-1999
Helpdesk Support Technician, Dresser-Rand, 1997
3rd Shift Computer Operator, Dresser-Rand, 1995-1997

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Windows registry forensics and hunting tool I developed: Interview on the Forensic Lunch podcast
High level technical overview on hunting ransomware: Webinar on Understanding Ransomware: Why It Matters and How It’s Changing

TEACHING PHILOSOPHY

Provide real-world lab work and outcomes. Create a classroom environment that mimics the often-ambiguous reality cybersecurity professionals must learn how to navigate and disambiguate.

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS/PROJECTS

Practical and inexpensive applications for detection engineering.

PERSONAL INTERESTS/COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Developing cybersecurity tools in Python and Rust
Video games
Philosophy
Learning new technologies

LINKS

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Kellogg, Brian