Accomplished and skilled professional with technical skills and proven success providing key development and support for critical network systems and their users. Involvement in analysis, planning, hardware and software selection, implementation and migration projects. Demonstrated accomplishment coordinating projects from concept through design and completion, delivering on-time and on-budget results with minimal disruptions. Identify gaps or deficiencies in security controls and existing policies and standards. Provide threat intelligence, incident response, and forensic investigations.
Sin Ming Loo is a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Boise State University with interests in cyber/physical/systems security research and education, and sensing systems. He directs the Cyber Operations and Resilience program at Boise State University. He is responsible for the Hartman Systems Integration Lab and Cyber Lab for Industrial Control Systems Lab. He holds a joint appointment with Idaho National Lab. His amateur radio call sign is KI4AKS.
I have over 20 years experience in Information Technology alongside over 15 years experience in Information Security. In addition to my current position, I have been a technical integration engineer, manager, and post-secondary educator. As an educator, have been the program chair for accredited associate and bachelor level degrees in Information Technology and Information Security as well as an Instructor in these programs. I manged the direction of these degrees through both high-level input and direct curriculum development to lead to the success of the students and the programs. As an IT integration engineer, I provided implementation and management on variety of IT and IS solutions to small companies. I hold an MS in Engineering and a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington and also several certifications including CISSP, CISA, and MCSE.
Chelle is an Army Veteran, one of the first women in the Corps of Engineers in 1974, and she has some great stories! She has an AAS in Envr Sci from NVCC (Northern VA), and a BS and an MS in Comp Sci from University of San Francisco. She spent 30 years at Lawrence Livermore Nat’l Lab as a researcher in three different fields (chemistry, physics and computer science). She currently supports 5 Veteran non-profits with pro-bono web development, and she enjoys presenting on cyber security with her hubby.
An Air Force veteran, Kevin Reddish is a seasoned security practitioner with 25 years of experience in the design, implementation and support of secure, enterprise local and wide area networks. Kevin holds several security certifications and has earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Master’s degree in Cybersecurity & Information Assurance. Kevin currently serves as CIO at Your Health Idaho.
John D. Neely is a highly accomplished information technology and telecommunications specialists with more than 53 years of experience in network engineering, infrastructure architecture, cybersecurity, and enterprise technology leadership. Throughout his career, he has led the design, integration, troubleshooting, and management of complex multi-protocol networks across corporate, government, education, and nonprofit environments.
Mr. Neely is the Founder and Owner of Integrative Solutions Northwest LLC, established in 2003. His company has provided strategic technology consulting, enterprise network architecture, and infrastructure implementation services for financial institutions, public libraries, national parks, K–12 school districts, and higher education institutions. His expertise spans fiber optic, wireless, voice, video, satellite, and data network design, as well as long-range technology planning, budgeting, and security-focused infrastructure development for scalable enterprise environments. He has also contributed to workforce development initiatives by developing and administering statewide Information Technology assessments for Idaho’s professional technical education programs.
In addition to his consulting leadership, Mr. Neely has held senior engineering and management positions with prominent organizations including the United States Department of the Interior / National Park Service, Micron Technology, Boeing Computer Services, Contel Corporation, SBC Communications, Digital Switch Corporation, and Planned Systems International.
His public service contributions include testimony before the Idaho State Legislature regarding technology infrastructure needs for K–12 school districts. He currently serves as a board member of the Information Systems Security Association Boise Chapter and is a former board member of the Idaho Education Technology Association. He also served for 18 years as a Technology Director, leading enterprise-level educational technology initiatives.
Mr. Neely is a veteran of the United States Air Force and holds an Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Science from the Community College of the Air Force. He has pursued additional education at five other institutions of higher education and has earned multiple industry certifications.