Paul Kistler
About Paul Kistler
Paul Kistler is a Cyber Operations Program Analyst with extensive experience in cybersecurity and systems administration. He has worked for the US Marine Corps in various roles and has been with Kforce Inc since 2018, focusing on security implementation and training.
Current Role at Kforce
Paul Kistler is currently employed as a Cyber Operations Program Analyst at Kforce Inc. since 2018. His role involves analyzing and implementing cybersecurity measures to protect organizational assets. He works in Hampton, VA, contributing to various projects that enhance security protocols and operational efficiency.
Previous Experience in the US Marine Corps
Paul Kistler served in the US Marine Corps in various capacities from 2008 to 2017. He began as an Information System Security Officer/System Administrator, where he worked for six years across multiple locations. He then transitioned to a Cryptologic Technician Network Operator/Analyst for six months in Pensacola, Florida, followed by a two-year tenure as Systems Training Director in Virginia Beach, VA.
Experience at AERMOR
Before joining Kforce, Paul Kistler worked as an Intrusion Detection Analyst at AERMOR for seven months in Suffolk, VA. In this role, he focused on monitoring and analyzing security incidents to safeguard network integrity and prevent unauthorized access.
Educational Background
Paul Kistler studied at Excelsior College, where he pursued an Associate's degree in Technical Studies from 2016 to 2017. This educational background provided him with foundational knowledge and skills relevant to his career in cybersecurity and technical operations.
Technical Skills and Expertise
Paul Kistler possesses expertise in both Windows and UNIX system administration. He has advanced troubleshooting skills in network infrastructures and is experienced in managing LAN/WAN topologies and peripheral technologies. His strong focus on security implementation, education, training, and awareness contributes to his effectiveness in cybersecurity roles.