Matthew Gabriel
About Matthew Gabriel
Matthew Gabriel is a Network Security Administrator with extensive experience in network security solutions, currently working at Belcan since 2022. He has held various roles in network security, including positions at CVS Health, Crane Co., and the Federal Reserve System.
Work at Belcan
Matthew Gabriel has been employed at Belcan as a Network Security Administrator since 2022. He operates in a hybrid work environment based in Groton, Connecticut. His role involves overseeing network security measures and implementing strategies to protect the organization's digital assets.
Current Role at Crane Co.
In addition to his position at Belcan, Matthew Gabriel has served as a Network Security Administrator at Crane Co. since 2019. He holds the title of Global Network Security Admin and is based in the Providence, Rhode Island Area. His responsibilities include managing global network security initiatives and ensuring the integrity of network systems.
Previous Experience at CVS Health
Prior to his current roles, Matthew worked at CVS Health as a Network Security Advisor from 2018 to 2019. His tenure in this position allowed him to gain valuable experience in network security protocols and practices within a large healthcare organization.
Background in Federal Reserve System
Matthew Gabriel's career includes a significant role at the Federal Reserve System, where he served as a Lead Engineer from 2008 to 2012. His work at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston contributed to his expertise in network security and engineering.
Expertise in Network Security Solutions
Matthew specializes in integrating modern switching, routing, NAC, and SD-WAN solutions into secure network infrastructures. He has a strong focus on secure east-west segmentation and is proficient with various security platforms, including Firepower, Fortigate, Palo-Alto, and Checkpoint. His tasks involve designing and implementing advanced network security solutions, including Network Detection and Response platforms and Web Application Firewalls.