S Stay Sharp Master Packet Analysis

GIAC

Stay Sharp: Defeating Rogue Access Points

GIAC

GIAC Web Application Security

GIAC

Stay Sharp - Google Hacking and Defense

GIAC

GIAC Security Policy and Awareness

GIAC

GPCI GIAC Payment Card Industry

GIAC

GIAC Leadership Management

GIAC

CCE Certified Computer Examiner

ISFCE http://www.isfce.com/ccelist.htm, License 480

Education

University of London
Master of Science (MSc), Finance (Quantitative Finance)

2015 – 2017
Econometrics
SANS Institute

Master of Science (M.Sc.), Information Security Management

2010 – 2012
SANS Technology Institute
Master of Science Degree in Information Security Engineering (MSISE), Information Systems - Security

2010 – 2012
The Master of Science Degree in Information Security Engineering Curriculum:

http://www.sans.edu/academics/curricula/msise

All of the papers and primary work is complete.

http://www.giac.org/certified-professional/craig-wright/107335

Charles Sturt University
PhD, Computer Science
2009 – 2012

Incorporates:
• Economic theory, 
• Quantitative financial modelling, 
• Algorithmic game theory and 
• Statistical hazard/survival models.
The models will account for Heteroscadastic confounding variables and include appropriate transforms such that variance heterogeneity is assured in non-normal distributions. Process modelling for integrated Poisson continuous-time process for risk through hazard will be developed using a combination of:
• Business financial data (company accountancy and other records),
• Legal databases for tortuous and regulatory costs and 
• Insurance datasets.
This data will be coupled with hazard models created using Honeynets (e.g. Project Honeynet), reporting sites such as the storm centre. The combination of this information will provide the framework for the first truly quantitative security risk framework.

Activities and Societies: The Quantification of Information Systems Risk The goal of this research project is to create a series of quantitatively models for information security. Mathematical modelling techniques that can be used to model and predict information security risk will be developed using a combination of techniques.

Charles Sturt University
MSD, Masters in Systems Development
2009 – 2010

See
http://www.itmasters.edu.au/WhichQualification/MasterofSystemsDevelopment/MicrosoftMCSDNet35Stream.aspx

Activities and Societies: Java, C#, C, C++

University
Charles Sturt University
Psychology, Psychology
2007 – 2010

Activities and Societies: Associate Student at present. Have completed. Foundations of Psychology

University of Newcastle
Master of Statistics (MSTAT), Quantitative Statistics
2005 – 2009

Longitudinal Data Analysis 
Statistical Inference 
Data Mining 
Business Research Methods 
Regression and Forecasting 
Decision Analysis 
Statistical Computing 
Heteroscedastic Modelling 
Financial time series 
Bayesian Analysis 
Generalised Linear Models

Activities and Societies: This programme involves undertaking skills training programmes, and learning through originality in solving problems offering the ability to plan and implement tasks at a professional level. Topics include: regression and ANOVA, mathematical statistics, research methods, statistical inference, generalised linear models, time series and stochastic processes, statistical computing, total quality management, Bayesian methods, data mining, surveys and experiments, multivariate statistics.

University
Northumbria University
LLM, Law (International Commercial Law)
2006 – 2008

LLM (eCommerce Law)International Commercial Law
* Competition Law
* International Trade Finance Law
* International Finance Law 
* Banking Law
* Law of International Trade 
* Competition Law
* Contract Law (advanced)
* Tort and Negligence Online

Activities and Societies: LLM (eCommerce Law)International Commercial Law

University
Charles Sturt University
Master of Information Systems Security (MInfoSysSec), IT Security
2005 – 2008

Design Secure Distributed Networks
IT Risk Management 
Network Security Fundamentals 
Theory of Computation 
IT Management Issues
Network and Security Admin 
Information Security 
Principles of Database Development
Object Modelling 
SysDev Project Management

Activities and Societies: Advanced skills in the design, implementation and management of secure networks Higher order network design An informed and reflexive perspective on IT Security issues Problem-solving and troubleshooting and documenting complex problems The ability to analyse complex client business security requirements and select appropriate solutions Skills in the development of leading edge security solutions that meets customer business objectives for functionality and performance

University
Charles Sturt University
Master of Management (MMgt), Management, Finance
2004 – 2006

HRM571 Managing People in the Information Age 
ITC563 IT Management Issues
MKT571 Marketing for IT Managers
FIN571 Managerial Finance
MGT572 Managing Organisational Change
MGT573 Strategic Practice

Activities and Societies: The aim of this course is to prepare students to succeed in management positions that leverage computing technology to operate and expand business endeavours. The needs of existing IT managers, programmers, developers, network engineers, and other IT workers who aspire to move upward into technical management positions will be catered to with the emphasis on exploiting information technologies for productivity and competitiveness

University
Charles Sturt University
Master of Network and Systems Administration (MNSA), IT Networking
2003 – 2004

Subject: ITC-511 Networking Concepts 1
Subject: ITC-512 Networking Concepts 2
Subject: ITC-513 Wireless Networking Concepts 
Subject: ITC-514 Network and Security Administration
Subject: ITC-593 Network security
Subject: ITC-506 Topics in IT Ethics
Subject: ITI-555: Operating System Essentials
Subject: ITI-556: Supporting a Network Infrastructure (I)
Subject: ITI-557: Supporting a Network Infrastructure (II)
Subject: ITI-558: Active Directory Infrastructure
Subject: ITI-559: Designing Active directories and Network Infrastructure

Activities and Societies: Advanced design, implementation and network management skills Higher order system administration skills Advanced skills in identifying network security risk profiles, defining security policies and maintaining secure global networks Problem-solving methodologies to troubleshoot and document global internetworking problems Analyse complex client business and technical requirements Development of solutions that meets customer business objectives for functionality, performance, and cost

Doctor of Theology, Comparitive Religous and Classical Studies

1998 – 2003

Ask me and I may share. I act as a lay pastor and I do not always desire to argue with people who have no concept of religion. I was a catholic, became an atheist, and moved towards the uniting church as I learnt more in science and mathematics.

If you need to ever need to know of Dionysus, Vesta, Menrva, Ceres (Roman Goddess of the Corn, Earth, Harvest) or other Mythological characters - I am your man. I could even hold a conversation on Eileithyia, the Greek Goddess of Childbirth and her roman rebirth as Lucina.

I bet you did not know that Asklepios Aesculapius is the Greek God of Health and Medicine or that Lucifer is the name of the Roman Light-bearer, the God and Star that brings in the day.

Activities and Societies: A comparitive study of Greko-Roman foundations to the Judeo-Christian origins of the Eve belief and myth structure. If you are really lucky (or unlucky as the case my be) I may let you read my dissertation: "Gnarled roots of a creation theory".

University of Queensland

Engineering, Computer Systems Engineering (incomplete - changed to Comp Sci in 4th year - I was young)
1988 – 1992

23 Feb 2009
Starting a Drive Repair/Recovery Lab

Filed under Computer Forensics
by Craig Wright

https://digital-forensics.sans.org/blog/2009/02/23/starting-a-drive-repairrecovery-lab?reply-to-commen

"Here is the interesting aspect of the research I completed as a part of my LLM (Masters of Law) before Bitcoin 2008".

https://t.co/hsbgW1RpEo
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2953929

Early life and education.

"Craig Wright graduated from high school in 1987 from Padua College in Brisbane.[3] 

Wright was an adjunct academic in computer science[4]and researcher at Charles Sturt University, where he was working on his PhD entitled "The quantification of information systemsrisk".

According to Wright, he has a doctorate in theology, comparative religious and classical studies, that was achieved in 2003 with a dissertation titled "Gnarled roots of a creation theory",[8][3] although he has not stated which institution granted this doctorate. Wright claimed to have a PhD in computer science from Charles Sturt University on his LinkedIn profile as of 2015; but the university told Forbes that it only awarded him two master's degrees and not a doctorate.[9] Wright's Ph.D from CSU was finally awarded in February 2017.

Wright has written or co-written several books, including The IT Regulatory and Standards Compliance Handbook: How to Survive Information Systems Audit and Assessments.[11] 

Wright has been a trustee of the Uniting Church in New South Wales."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright

Craig S. Wright

Welcome to the Library of Craig, where we have gathered written resources and videos from Craig S. Wright nbacovering topics from Bitcoin, the MetaNet and beyond.

Academic Papers by Craig S. Wright

Craig S. Wright

Welcome to the Library of Craig, where we have gathered written resources and videos from Craig S. Wright covering topics from Bitcoin, the MetaNet and beyond.

Academic Papers by Craig S. Wright

https://metanet.icu/library-of-craig/

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