ABDUL A. BANKS

*Managed the FMS COMSEC account, including receipt, custody, issue, and destruction of cryptographic material and equipment

*Oversaw the receipt, storage, distribution, and destruction of U.S. Government Type 1 cryptographic devices and keying material for foreign partners.

*Ensured strict compliance with NSA/DoD policies as well as NAG-18A and the Security Doctrine1.

* Conducted inventories and inspections of COMSEC equipment and special access control devices, reporting any discrepancies.

* Responsible for downloading and transferring of electronic key utilizing AN/PYQ-10A and AN/PYQ-10A C

* Trains host country personnel in COMSEC procedures, proper handling, and operation of equipment.

* Perform Over the Air Transmissions (OTAT)

*Managed the Intermediary Application (iApp) software and ensured inventory and destructions matched DIAS.

• Responsible for supervising two Personnel Security Specialists in different countries. Maintain the Information Security Program (INFOSEC) and Army policy updates to ensure compliance with proper processing, transmitting, transporting, marking, safeguarding, storing, and destroying procedures of classified and sensitive unclassified material. Review, analyze, and assist commands with determining if INFOSEC violations occurred and initiate Incident Reports (IRs) in the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS)/Defense Information System for Security (DISS). Assist brigade and battalion (BDE/BN) with information systems certification/accreditation packages and respond to Risk Management Framework Control Items. Advise senior leadership on requests for unclassified/classified information by determining if the-need-to-know exists. Conduct Physical Security Site Surveys for both BDE/BN, to include security assessments for Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) installation sites and submit recommendations for installation/activation. Coordinate and maintain the required Physical Security Program to include INFOSEC and Personnel Security (PERSEC) Inspections and determine the effectiveness by conducting SPOT Inspections, Organization Inspection Programs (OIP), and Staff Assisted Visits (SAV). Complete Risk Analysis Worksheets for both BDE/BN. Prescreen SF86s/ e-QIPs, initiate security clearance investigations via the Personnel Security Investigation Portal (PSIP) and track until subject departs theatre. Maintain accurate Security Clearances Access Rosters (SCARs) for Soldiers, Department of Army (DA) Civilians, and Contractor personnel. Implement PERSEC for both BDE/BN and manage the Threat Awareness and Reporting Program (TARP) and Security Awareness Education Program and ensure all personnel receive Operations Security (OPSEC) briefings. Track and process all Periodic Reinvestigations (PRIs) and Department of Defense Consolidate Adjudications Facility (DoD) (CAF) Correspondence for BDE/BN and advise senior leadership. Maintain unit records in DISS/JPAS user levels 5 and 6, for both BDE/BN. Initiate Visitor Access Requests (VAR) in JPAS/DISS for both BDE/BN. Responsible for assisting DA Civilians with implementing the Army Physical Security Program in accordance with Army Regulations (ARs) 190-13, 190-51, and 380-5. Advise and assist command with determining designation levels for sensitive positions while keeping abreast of DoD Directives and AR changes. Maintain the command’s Key and Lock Control Program and train company representatives on proper procedures. Assume roles and responsibilities of the S2 OIC DA Civilian in their absences. Advise unit Public Affairs Officers (PAOs) on installation Media and Photo Policy at the G2 level and review BDE/BN Access Requests for cameras and screen data before public release. Conduct Foreign Travel Briefings. Create access badges and maintain badge manager database. Assist S2 OIC with managing the Intelligence Oversight Program and prepare intelligence All Source/ Open Source Reports for senior leadership. Assist company security representatives and senior leadership, internally and externally, with interpreting security policies and directives. Conduct In/Out-Processing Briefings and maintain continuous updates in the appropriate databases for both BDE/BN personnel. Maintain the Industrial Security Program and act as the liaison between contract companies Facility Security Officers (FSO), DoD S2s, and Special Security Officers (SSO). Process SAARs for BDE/BN and submit to the Information Assurance Department for account creation. Assist S2 OIC with developing and implementing Anti-Terrorism Force Protection protocol for BN in conjunction with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) site surveys, assessments, and inspections. Process Courier Card Request Packets and issue. Responsible for managing the BDE/BN DCAPs for crypto program. S2 In/Out Processing procedures and coordinating with company FSOs. Participate in working groups and brief both BDE/BN leadership on recommendations, policy changes, and posture of the unit.
• Supervisor: Jermaine Patterson, OCONUS DSN 318-430-2151, Hours Per Week: 40

• Planned, supervised, and coordinated multiple security procedures on Department of Defense Projects. Observed and closely monitored actions of construction workers to preclude the introduction of electronic, electrical, mechanical, or hostile surveillance monitoring devices into finished construction. Maintained a daily log of events and responsible for X-Raying or otherwise examining as directed by the government, all equipment, materials, and furnishing destined for use in the Controlled Access Areas (CAA). Oversaw and managed the Sensitive Storage Area (SSA). Interpreted IFC construction drawings and specifications to identify security vulnerabilities (technical, physical) and associated threats to vulnerabilities associated with Intelligence Community Directive 705 (ICD 705) in conjunction with Department of Defense Directives 5205.07 Volumes 1-4, 5105.21 Volumes 1-3, and Technical Specifications for Construction & Management of Sensitive Compartmented Facilities Version 1.3. Conducted in-depth investigations of anomalies which pose significant threat to US Government mission and provided tactics for resolution. Interfaced daily with Project Site Security Coordinator, Site Security Manager, and Project Construction Manager.
• Supervisor: Clifford Tazanu, 202-569-6151, Hours Per Week: 80

• Planned, supervised, and coordinated multiple security procedures on Department of Defense Projects. Observed and closely monitored actions of construction workers to preclude the introduction of electronic, electrical, mechanical, or hostile surveillance monitoring devices into finished construction. Maintained a daily log of events and responsible for X-Raying or otherwise examining as directed by the government, all equipment, materials, and furnishing destined for use in the Controlled Access Areas (CAA). Oversaw and managed the Sensitive Storage Area (SSA). Interpreted IFC construction drawings and specifications to identify security vulnerabilities (technical, physical) and associated threats to vulnerabilities associated with Intelligence Community Directive 705 (ICD 705) in conjunction with Department of Defense Directives 5205.07 Volumes 1-4, 5105.21 Volumes 1-3, and Technical Specifications for Construction & Management of Sensitive Compartmented Facilities Version 1.3. Conducted in-depth investigations of anomalies which pose significant threat to US Government mission and provided tactics for resolution. Interfaced daily with Project Site Security Coordinator, Site Security Manager, and Project Construction Manager.
• Supervisor: Kevin Hammett, OCONUS 010-374-18549, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 65

• Planned, supervised, and coordinated multiple security procedures on OBO NOB project in Denver, CO. Observed and closely monitored actions of non-cleared construction workers to deter introduction of unauthorized devices or technical surveillance systems into construction sites. Interpreted IFC construction drawings and specifications to identify security vulnerabilities (technical, physical) and associated threats to vulnerabilities associated with Intelligence Community Directive 705 (ICD 705) in conjunction with Department of Defense Directives 5205.07 Volumes 1-4, 5105.21 Volumes 1-3, and Technical Specifications for Construction & Management of Sensitive Compartmented Facilities Version 1.3. Oversaw and managed the Sensitive Storage Area (SSA). Provided access control, perimeter, and interior security. Monitored and maintained operability of alarms, IRIS 3000 database, intrusion detection sensors and CCTV systems. Interfaced bi-weekly with Site Security Manager (SSM) regarding project security issues. Comprised daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports for both SSM and NVE, Inc Project Manager.
• Supervisor: Clint Oney, Same Address, 870-577-4205, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 65

• Planned, supervised, and coordinated multiple security procedures on OBO New Embassy Compound projects in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and Bujumbura, Burundi. Directed activities of Cleared American Guards and local guard force to ensure manning of posts followed security guidelines. Observed and closely monitored actions of non-cleared construction workers to deter introduction of unauthorized devices or technical surveillance systems into construction sites. Interpreted IFC construction drawings and specifications to identify security vulnerabilities (technical, physical) and associated threats to vulnerabilities associated with Intelligence Community Directive 705 (ICD 705) in conjunction with Department of Defense Directives 5205.07 Volumes 1-4, 5105.21 Volumes 1-3, and Technical Specifications for Construction & Management of Sensitive Compartmented Facilities Version 1.3. Oversaw and managed the Sensitive Storage Area (SSA). Provided access control, perimeter, and interior security. Monitored and maintained operability of alarms, IRIS 3000 database, intrusion sensors and CCTV systems. Assisted Team Leader with decertifying secure containers. Assisted Team Leader with training the local guard force on security protocol enforcement.
• Supervisor: Cicero Tucker, Same Address, 703-339-7958, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 60

• Coordinated strategy development for complex logistics and contingency plans. Utilized and maintained a variety of vehicles, weaponry, and security equipment. Planned, executed, and monitored progress of large-scale logistics initiatives. Directed storage and transportation of highly secure multi-million-dollar inventory and sensitive materials. Delivered regular reports to senior leadership. Delivered adept leadership and guidance to joint special ops task force. Escorted and facilitated personal protection for senior-level government and military leaders. Coordinated strategy development for upcoming visits by key figures. Performed route analysis to include route reconnaissance and prepped vehicles for deployment across alternating terrain daily to include a variety of communication assets. Developed strategies for complying with rules of engagement (ROE), operation security (OPSEC), and communication security (COMSEC) mandates. Briefed all convoys prior to deployment.
• Supervisor: Drapier Johnson, Same Address, 229-438-3299, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 84+

• Assigned to the Special Security Office (SSO), with accountability for monitoring and allowing/ denying access to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) across several governmental/ Army agencies. Evaluated and reviewed personnel records and security procedures in accordance with Director of Central Intelligence Directive 6/4 (DCID Personnel Security Standards). Identified personnel requiring the "need to know" for Special Access Programs (SAPs) and Staff-Like Access (SLA). Indoctrinated senior and subordinate military, civilian, and contractor personnel for SCI accesses to include briefings in accordance with DCID 6/3. Prepared messages for passing clearances and accesses throughout the Intelligence Community (IC) for SAPs in accordance with the JAFAN 6/3 manual. Maintained continuous updates in the appropriate databases for more than 30,000 SCI cleared personnel. Assisted Special Security Contact Officers internally and externally with interpreting security policies and applications to ensure compliance with the DCID 6/9, JAFAN 6/9 and M1 manual. Initiated preliminary investigations when warranted and provided guidance to AR 5-16 investigation officers. Maintained files and general administrative support utilizing the Web Intelligence Search Engine (WISE), Joint Personnel Adjudications System (JPAS), Scattered Castles, Inquest and I II, JWICS, and MS Office Suite. Prepared correspondence and other security related products utilizing DoD directives and manuals to include the following: DoD 5200.2 (Personnel Security), DoD 5105.47 (US Defense Representation in Foreign Countries), DoD 5220.1R (Information Security Program), DoD 5220.22R (Industrial Security Program), Director of Central Intelligence Directive 6/4 (DCID Personnel Security Standards), Executive Order (EO) 12968, (Access to Classified Information), EO 10450, (Security Requirements for Government Personnel), DoD 5105.21-M-1, (SCI Administrative Manual), and National Security Program Operating Manual NISPOM. Facilitated review and acceptance denial of Common Access Card (CAC) applications. Created badges and maintained badge manager database. Provided Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) investigators and local law enforcement with wanted posters, visitor access rosters and clearance/ badge information.
• Supervisor: Trois Stuart, Same Address, 703-907-0985, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 40

• Monitored, analyzed, and controlled access to secure documentation. Reviewed, imaged, proofread, and archived files for Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the National Geo-Spatial Intelligence Agency (NGA). Served on risk assessment team with accountability for detecting and reporting on vulnerabilities via secured briefings and in-depth reports outlining policy errors. Interviewed applicants to gather vital information for adjudicating Single Scope Background Investigations (SSBI). Interfaced with multiple local and national government/ civilian agencies in conducting background checks including Defense Central Index of Investigations (DCII) checks. Authored and ensured compliance of all security staff with standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• Supervisor: Carlin Whitehurst, Same Address, 703-448-0178, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 40

• Held fully accountable for safety and security of staff, facilities, and classified materials. Delivered adept guidance and coaching to top-notch security staff. Formulated operational and security strategies. Liaised between local law enforcement and security patrols to ensure all facilities were well-covered. Planned and led armed security escorts. Apprehended and interviewed criminal suspects. Generated and tracked inventory and scheduling logs for all security posts.
• Supervisor: TaWanda Waters, Same Address, 202-264-4133, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 50+

• Oversaw continuous 24/7 coverage of 7 posts. Guided traffic entering and exiting highly secure compound. Led vehicle bomb searches. Directed security patrols and surveillance-detection routes. Generated and tracked schedules and time logs. Maintained accountability of high-value inventory. Apprehended, detained, and released suspects to Federal Protective Services (FPS). Selected to provide personal executive protection for high profile figures.
• Supervisor: Nick McCrae, Same Address, 256-479-5137, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 50+

• Performed a broad range of security functions at various diplomatic and consular facilities. Provided protective services to high-level government and military figures, to include the President of The United States (POTUS) and the United States Secretary of State. Safeguarded highly classified materials. Supervised teams of security and non-security employees. Interfaced with representatives of law enforcement agencies in conducting investigations and responding to security incidents. Operated and maintained high-tech surveillance and monitoring equipment and entry/ exit control systems. Conducted patrols of facilities. Maintained security logbooks. Conducted training in security procedures and methods for responding to crises.
• Supervisor: Carlos Harris, Same Address, No Contact Info. Hours Per Week: 50+

• Maintained multimillion-dollar equipment inventory. Contributed to analysis and troubleshooting of sophisticated mechanical and electrical systems. Requisitioned all aircraft parts for F-18A and served as engine logbook record keeper.
• Supervisor: Joanne Ocasio, Contact Info Unknown, You May Contact. Hours Per Week: 50+