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What is the OITMP? o The Oklahoma STEM Mentorship Program is an educational outreach connecting networking professionals from OU, OneNet, and other institutions with students in the technology field. o It is part of an NSF grant to enhance Oklahoma’s educational and research capability through network improvements. 2

Job Shadowing o The goal: IDENTIFY, DEVELOP and RECRUIT Talent o Activities include: o Presentations to students throughout OK o Job shadowing opportunities (on-site & virtual) 3

Job Shadowing o On-Site o Schedule a time with us to see what we do! o Virtual o us at (OU IT Network o Facebook: 4

Other Opportunities/Resources o Jobs at OU o o Jobs at OneNet o 5

About This Presentation o What do I do in the IT field? o Lessons learned for getting this job. o Recommendations for keeping the job. o Being successful in this field. 6

About This Presentation (cont.) (But not this time…) 7 [Cyber Security] Things that keep Me awake at night…

Number 5… The Users…

Number 5… The Users…

Number 5… The Users… Too intimidated to ask questions Only has a computer because a grandchild gave it to him Assumes all s are legitimate Typically a member of several botnets

Number 5… The Users… Too intimidated to ask questions

Number 5… The Users… Fluent in at least three languages, including Klingon, Gallifreyan, and the binary language of moisture vaporators. Devorkian keyboard layout. Member of a local Cyber Security club. Calls Help Desks to let them know what is wrong. Extremes

Number 5… The Users… Calls Help Desks to let them know what is wrong Too intimidated to ask questions

Number 5… The Users… Calls Help Desks to let them know what is wrong Too intimidated to ask questions The rest of us…

Number 5… The Users… Calls Help Desks to let them know what is wrong Too intimidated to ask questions The rest of us… AKA: “ID10T” “Loose nut between keyboard and chair”

Number 5… User education is important!!!

Number 5… User education is important!!!

Number 4… “Expectation” vs. “Reality” Example: The “firewall”…

Number 4… The “Firewall”… (or: “User Expectations”) Internet Users assume that there is a “firewall” between them and the Internet.

Number 4… The “Firewall”… (or: “User Expectations”) Internet EXPECTATION: This “firewall” is a “morality filter” that separates the “good” from the “bad”.

Number 4… The “Firewall”… (or: “User Expectations”) Internet REALITY: IT knows that firewalls are just a “screen door”.

Number 4… “Expectation” vs. “Reality” Firewall is just one example… IT is watching everything that I do… Wireless is available everywhere for free… My antivirus software can clean up anything… What works at home should work in the corporation…

Number 3… Governance and “Big Data”

Number 3… Governance and “Big Data” Active Directory

Number 3… Governance and “Big Data” Active Directory NetFlow Data

Number 3… Governance and “Big Data” Active Directory MAC Address Database NetFlow Data

Number 3… Governance and “Big Data” Active Directory MAC Address Database NetFlow Data Syslog Data

Number 3… Governance and “Big Data” Active Directory MAC Address Database NetFlow Data Syslog Data Wireless Location

Number 3… Governance and “Big Data” Independently, these are “benign”. Tie them together, and you may create privacy concerns! Worse yet, who watches the watchmen?

Number 2… Next Generation Networking

Number 2… Next Generation Networking

Number 2… Next Generation Networking SDN

Number 2… Next Generation Networking SDN Cloud Computing

Number 2… Next Generation Networking SDN Cloud Computing Circuit-Based Networking

Number 2… Next Generation Networking SDN Cloud Computing Circuit-Based Networking

Number 2… Next Generation Networking Security Policies have yet to be developed!

Number 1… Internet of “things”…

Number 1… Networks used to be simple:

Number 1… Now everything is network attached:

Number 1… But what about the “protocols” used?

Number 1… But what about the “protocols” used? Location

Number 1… But what about the “protocols” used? Location Over-the-air transmission

Number 1… But what about the “protocols” used? Location Tunneling Over-the-air transmission

Number 1… But what about the “protocols” used? Location Tunneling Over-the-air transmission Firewall Traversal

Number 1… But what about the “protocols” used? Users assume that the devices that they connect to are both KNOWN and TRUSTWORTHY!

If you got ‘em, ask ‘em!

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The End (about time too…) (and now for Chris Mallow…)