Christopher Abbott
About Christopher Abbott
Christopher Abbott is a Network Engineer with extensive experience in network defense and cyber security. He has worked for various organizations, including Leidos, Northrop Grumman, and Booz Allen Hamilton, and holds a Bachelor's degree in Cyber Security from the University of Maryland Global Campus.
Work at August Schell
Christopher Abbott has been employed at August Schell as a Network Engineer since 2021. His role involves managing and optimizing network systems to ensure efficient data transfer and security. Abbott's experience in network engineering contributes to the company's commitment to providing robust network solutions.
Previous Experience at Leidos
Before joining August Schell, Christopher Abbott worked at Leidos as a Network Defense Analyst for six months in 2021. During his tenure, he reconfigured the One-Way Link (OWL) system, which restored services and reestablished secure data transfer capabilities, demonstrating his technical proficiency in network defense.
Background in Cyber Security
Christopher Abbott has a solid foundation in cyber security, having worked as a Cyber Security Analyst at Northrop Grumman for ten months in 2020. His role involved analyzing and mitigating security risks, which enhanced his understanding of network vulnerabilities and protective measures.
Education and Expertise
Christopher Abbott earned a Bachelor's degree in Cyber Security from the University of Maryland Global Campus, completing his studies from 2018 to 2021. His academic background provides him with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for his roles in network engineering and cyber security.
Military Experience and Technical Skills
Christopher Abbott served in the United States Marine Corps as a Data Network Specialist from 2015 to 2018. In this role, he acted as an on-site consultant for the SharkSeer Program, providing critical support and solutions. He also created comprehensive documentation for system configuration and operational guidelines for virtual machines, showcasing his technical writing skills and attention to detail.