GMU Technology Analyst at Bank of America Summary – Description
One critical skill in the technical world is being able to communicate and summarize information through multiple channels, both oral and written. Sometimes you will be given a lengthy period of time to explain a complex topic; in other scenarios, you will be given a short elevator ride as management presses you for relevant information during meetings. This assignment will be an exercise in brevity as you will be required to write one paragraph, no more than 5 sentences, about the following:
This semester’s project/internship/job and explain how it will advantageously position you for a successful career transition. Envision yourself professionally networking with someone who is extremely short on time but needs to understand what you’re doing and where you want to go.( internship details below )
This assignment is intentionally vague because you can be creative in structuring the approach. If you think it’s important to provide personal background, go for it. You have to prioritize what is most important in 5 sentences or less to leave someone with a good impression of you, your background, aspirations, experience, etc. I will be giving detailed feedback on each submission but will be grading based on the submission of one paragraph, no longer than five sentences, free from grammtical errors, addressing the aforementioned criteria. Spend some time pulling this together so that you can actually use the material in future engagements (either written or presented orally)!
Intern lined up: Experience
Technology Analyst Intern 03/2023－ Current
Bank of America VA
Performed gray box testing of the web applications
Executed and crafted different payloads to attack the system for finding vulnerabilities with respect to input validation, authorization checks, and more
Reviewed and Validate the User Access Compliance on a quarterly basis
Reviewed the requirements for privileged access on an everyday basis and provide recommendations
Reviewed and validate the privileged users and groups at Active Directory, Databases and application on a periodic basis
Documented information security guidance in step by step operational procedures
Performed static code reviews with the help of automation tools
Performed a threat analysis on the new requirements and features
Burp Suite, DirBuster, Hp Fortify, NMap tools were used as part of the penetration testing, on daily basis to complete the assessments
Established and improved the processes for privileged user access request
Reviewed firewall rules and policies in web proxy
Highlighted the user access and privileged user access risks to the organization and providing the remediation plan
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