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Reynaldo Anzaldua
EDUCATION
University of Texas Pan American, Edinburg, TX
BBA Business Management
1994
Minor: Computer Information Systems/CIS
University of Texas Pan American, Edinburg, TX
MBA/MIS
GPA: 3.7
2008
North Central University Prescott Valley, AZ
PhD Information Security
GPA 3.72
ABD: Expected graduation date of:
2014
WORK EXPERIENCE
University of Texas at Brownsville
Brownsville, TX
Lecturer
09/2013 - Present
My primary responsibilities entail mentoring and guiding students within the MIS core area of the
Business School. I also instruct on the business management courses as needed. My course load
consists of both in person classes and on-line classes as required by the University.
Within the MIS domain, I am currently searching and contacting research funding entities to begin the
process of creating an information security research center located within the School of Business. The
purpose of this endeavor is to establish the Brownsville branch of the University of Texas system as a
place where students can do research into information security topics with the twin goals of either
pursuing a higher degree or working in the field of information security at advanced levels.
CSC/DC3/United States Air Force
Baltimore, MD/Washington D.C.
Technical Trainer
06/2012 – 09/2013
Training members of the Department of Defense in computer network intrusions, computer forensics,
counter intelligence computer techniques, and log analysis. Part of the team working on course content,
training manual creation, and online course design for the online direction that the schoolhouse is taking.
Team lead on new on-line course that includes content development, course design, and delivery as well
as team member on other on-line course creation initiatives. Using project management skills and
guidance from management, the initial project was successfully completed and the other initiatives are
creating high quality course material. Due to this quality of work, also part of the team that increased
the government award satisfaction percentage to 95% in the span of less than a year.
As an on-line instructor, I am tasked with providing feedback, grading, and mentoring students on a
regular basis. Student survey data indicates this approach is popular and appreciated by our student
body. Additionally, our student body consists of worldwide (all 24 time zones) students with varying
degrees of ability that makes the on-line mentoring process a challenge that we successfully meet.
I am well versed and familiar with Microsoft Windows, Linux, AS/400, and Apple platforms as well as
Plateau, LifeRay, and various LMS applications.
Specific tools used and familiar with are: Wireshark, Snort, EnCase, FTK, Backtrack 5 v3 suite, Nmap,
Nessus, Metasploit framework, and various other security/forensic tools.
United States Navy Reserve
Washington, D.C.
Commissioned Officer (LTJG)
10/2009 – Present
Information Warfare Officer working at NIOC Maryland/National Security Administration
Learning/Working cyber warfare, electronic warfare, signals intelligence, space warfare, military
deception, and a wide range of Information Dominance categories. Learning the various security
protocols within the US Navy and DoD such as: DoD Instruction 8500.2 (Information Assurance).
South Texas College
McAllen, TX
Assistant Professor
2001 - 2012
As the only Assistant Professor in the department, I was tasked with creating and teaching all the
computer security courses for the College. In addition to handling all the computer security classes, I
also taught all the CISCO networking classes, network troubleshooting classes, operating system
classes, and application classes.
As part of my professor duties, I organized symposiums and events around computer forensic topics and
computer security topics in addition to helping local governmental organizations with computer forensic
and network security issues. The following is a list of classes taught:
French Ellison Truck Center
Pharr, TX
IT Director
1998-2001
Managed the entire IT infrastructure for an 80 million dollar per year multi-location trucking
business. Managed all aspects of IT project management, telecommunications, networking, and
maintenance. The infrastructure managed consisted of international operations that entailed travel
outside the USA as well as direct interaction with technicians from international organizations.
Managed large IT projects such as construction of a new facility where all aspects of the IT
infrastructure from desktop computers to frame relay were planned and tracked via project planning
tools such as Microsoft Project.
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“Introduction to Forensics”
“Fundamentals of Networking (CISCO I)”
“Networking with TCP/IP (CISCO II)”
“Network Troubleshooting and Support”
“Network Security”
“Administering Windows/Linux Servers”
“Fundamentals of Information Security”
“Information Technology Security”
Managed an international IT project that connected a facility outside the USA to the corporate
headquarters via frame relay and satellite networks. Managed all aspects of this project with various
tools, milestones, and intense collaboration with foreign authorities.
Managed the relational database infrastructure based on an AS/400 platform with multiple clients
ranging from Windows desktop emulators to dedicated dumb terminals.
Computer Security International
Weslaco, TX
Owner
2001-2008
Owned and operated a consulting firm tasked with doing computer security audits involving penetration
testing and physical security assessments. Conducted audits for private entities, local government
entities, and corporate organizations.
Created teams as needed that included experts in locksmithing, security alarm systems, computer
network security specialists, and host based security experts.
Anzaldua Consulting
Weslaco, TX
Owner/Operator
1992-1997
Owned and operated a computer-consulting firm tasked with projects ranging from building custom
computers to networking small business operations. The operation started off as a store front catering to
the University students located across the street and grew into a consulting business servicing local
hospitals and private colleges. At the height of the operation, I was in charge of five employees and
various sub-contractors.
The range of technical operations was component level hardware to wireless wide area networks using
microwave technology. The operational component of the business spanned internationally to include
northern Mexico including the large industrial city of Monterrey, Mexico.
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Electronic Data Systems
Reynosa, Mexico
Systems Analyst
1990-1992
Hired as a system analyst for several General Motors factories supported by Electronic Data
Services handling all LAN/WAN and telecommunications links to the United States. Collateral
duties included translating for upper management, local procurement manager, and cultural
awareness manager for new employees from the United States.
Security Clearances, Training, Certifications, Licenses, and Publications
Security Clearances Upon Request
2013
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Undercover Online Techniques
2012
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Windows Forensic Investigations
2012
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Advanced Log Analysis
2012
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Network Exploitation Techniques
2012
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AuthorIt Training
2012
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Certified Technical Trainer + (CTT +)
2012
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DCITA ISD/LMS Training
2012
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Licensed Private Pilot
2012
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Mobile Forensic Workshop
2010
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Licensed Texas Private Investigator (Licensed under A15290)
2009
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CHFI (Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator)
2008
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AccessData FTK 2 Basic Boot Camp
2008
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EnCase Internet/Email Investigations
2006
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CISCO Certified Instructor
2005
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EnCase NTFS Artifacts and File Systems
2005
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EnCase Advanced Computer Forensics
2004
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EnCase Intermediate Analysis and Reporting
2003
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CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional)(Expired)
2003
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EnCE (EnCase Certified Examiner)
2003
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IBM I-Series / AS400 Certified
2002
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EnCase Introduction to Computer Forensics
2002
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Security Clearances, Training, Certifications, Licenses, and Publications (cont'd)
“Computer Forensics for Dummies”,
“Computer Forensics: Principles and Practices”,
Co-Author, Wiley.
Co-Author, Prentice Hall.
2008
2006
Protocols/Services: Active Directory, TCP/IP, UDP, and routed/routing protocols
Software: EnCase, FTK, Helix, Knoppix, Sleuthkit, Backtrack 3, Paraben, Cellebrite, Nmap, Snort,
Wireshark, Nessus, Linux, Unix, Apple, and Windows file systems.
Programming Languages: C, C++, COBOL, RPG, and BASIC.
PUBLICATIONS and RADIO SHOW
Weekly Radio Show Segment on KURV “Tech Corner”
“The Computer Guy”, Weekly columnist for Freedom Newspapers,
“Computer Forensics: Principles and Practices”, Co-Author, Prentice Hall.
“Computer Forensics for Dummies”, Co-Author, Wiley.
2008
2005 – 2006
2006
2008
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Guest Speaker – Rotary Clubs
Topics include identity theft, computer forensics, and computer security.
Guest Speaker – Lions Clubs
Topics include identity theft, computer forensics, and computer security.
LANGUAGES
Spanish – speak fluently and read/write with high proficiency
Miscellaneous
Technical (paid and non paid) consultant for local and Federal law enforcement
agencies on matters relating to retrieving data from all digital devices.
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Seminar Speaker – Various audiences from IT directors to Law Enforcement
Sample List below:
South Texas College Symposium 12/2007
Lions Club Mixer Seminar 5/2006
Rotary Club Mixer Seminar 7/2006
National Hispanic Professional Organization Identity Theft Seminar 9/2005
National Hispanic Professional Organization Networking Security Seminar 6/2005
South Texas College Forensic Seminar 11/2004
Topics include computer forensics and computer security