Mark Guido's guest appearances

Mark Guido

CERIAS Weekly Security Seminar - Purdue University

The Open Heart Collective

Ryan Henry

Adam Moore

Cory Doctorow

Doug Smith

Larry Ponemon

George Heron

Laura Thomas

Eli Lilly

Stephen Elliott

Tony Sager

Angela Davis

David Carroll

Jack Daniel

Joe Judge

Chris Reed

OwlTail

We are back with Season 3 of The Open Heart Collective. A new and very exciting season is upon us, check out our conversation with Mark Guido.+S3:EP006Mark Guido, from the greater Chicago area, where steel mountains reign supreme instead of snowy peaks. I’m currently waiting tables at The Cheesecake Factory, a flexible industry that has allowed me to adopt a very unique lifestyle. Being in the mountains, at the edge of human existence, you are forced to see yourself for what you really are – here for only a blink of an eye. This sudden realization of insignificance has shown me to look beyond my self, and hopefully, Project 43324 can inspire others to do the same. I’m climbing the Seven Summits because I can. I’m climbing to support youth development for children in need because I should. +This was pre-recorded on November 30th, 2018+Connect with Mark HERE:https://www.instagram.com/markanthonyguido/ https://project43324.com/+Support this podcast and our mission to break the stigma around mental health. Support mental health organizations around the world via this link; anchor.fm/phillip-ryan-block +Thank you to everyone who continues to support this series, it truly means the world to me. Together we can #breakthestigma &amp; #stopsuicide❤️--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-open-heart-collective/support

We are back with Season 3 of The Open Heart Collective. A new and very exciting season is upon us, check out our conversation with Mark Guido. + S3:EP006 Mark Guido, from the greater Chicago area, where steel mountains reign supreme instead of snowy peaks. I’m currently waiting tables at The Cheesecake Factory, a flexible industry that has allowed me to adopt a very unique lifestyle. Being in the mountains, at the edge of human existence, you are forced to see yourself for what you really are – here for only a blink of an eye. This sudden realization of insignificance has shown me to look beyond my self, and hopefully, Project 43324 can inspire others to do the same. I’m climbing the Seven Summits because I can. I’m climbing to support youth development for children in need because I should.  + This was pre-recorded on November 30th, 2018 + Connect with Mark HERE: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/markanthonyguido/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/markanthonyguido/</a> <a href="https://project43324.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://project43324.com/</a> + Support this podcast and our mission to break the stigma around mental health. Support mental health organizations around the world via this link; <a href="http://anchor.fm/phillip-ryan-block" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">anchor.fm/phillip-ryan-block</a>  + Thank you to everyone who continues to support this series, it truly means the world to me. Together we can #breakthestigma &amp; #stopsuicide❤️ --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/the-open-heart-collective/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/the-open-heart-collective/support</a>

Mark Guido | The Open❤️Heart Collective | S3: EP 006

Periodic Mobile Forensics (PMF) is a MITRE research project investigating user behavioral measurement on mobile devices by applying both traditional and mobile forensics processes. We applied our research to an enterprise mobile infrastructure, where we utilize a mobile on-device agent named TractorBeam. This agent periodically collects changed storage locations from each device to allow for later image reconstruction and analysis. We collaborated with Purdue University to perform a three-month experiment where we evaluated TractorBeam's operation in a simulated operational setting to identify masquerading users (i.e., users operating the devices other than the enterprise designated mobile device user). We surmised that even if a masquerading user on an enterprise mobile device lacked malicious intent; this masquerader would still be undesirable to the enterprise. On campus, we provided a set of human-subject volunteers the following:  preconfigured mobile devices with cellular voice and data plans, also with the TractorBeam agent pre-installed; a simple acceptable use policy; and deceptive project background information to stimulate normal behavior.  As a result of the experiment, we collected enough data to successfully reconstruct 821 forensic images, extract over 1 million audit events, and perform masquerading user analysis. This presentation describes PMF and characterizes the collected experiment corpus, the extracted audit events, and the performance of TractorBeam throughout the protocol. Then our approach for advanced masquerading detection will be discussed. About the speaker: Mr. Mark Guido is a principal cyber engineer and researcher at The MITRE Corporation, a non-profit organization chartered to work in the public interest. His main focus areas are on mobile forensics and insider threat (user behavioral measurement). Mr. Guido has worked for MITRE in the defense, intelligence, and law enforcement communities for more than twelve years. Mr. Guido has supported technology research and development both within MITRE via its internal research program and through various customer programs. He has supported various government customers to stand up capabilities for auditing and monitoring. Mr. Guido served as the lead engineer supporting an operational insider threat monitoring and mitigation program, and has worked onsite at various security operations centers and forensics laboratories. Mr. Guido has operationally supported numerous incidents and investigations.Mr. Guido has a bachelor's degree in computer science from Springfield College and a master's degree in computer science from the George Washington University.

Periodic Mobile Forensics (PMF) is a MITRE research project investigating user behavioral measurement on mobile devices by applying both traditional and mobile forensics processes. We applied our research to an enterprise mobile infrastructure, where we utilize a mobile on-device agent named TractorBeam. This agent periodically collects changed storage locations from each device to allow for later image reconstruction and analysis. We collaborated with Purdue University to perform a three-month experiment where we evaluated TractorBeam's operation in a simulated operational setting to identify masquerading users (i.e., users operating the devices other than the enterprise designated mobile device user). We surmised that even if a masquerading user on an enterprise mobile device lacked malicious intent; this masquerader would still be undesirable to the enterprise. On campus, we provided a set of human-subject volunteers the following: preconfigured mobile devices with cellular voice and data plans, also with the TractorBeam agent pre-installed; a simple acceptable use policy; and deceptive project background information to stimulate normal behavior. As a result of the experiment, we collected enough data to successfully reconstruct 821 forensic images, extract over 1 million audit events, and perform masquerading user analysis. This presentation describes PMF and characterizes the collected experiment corpus, the extracted audit events, and the performance of TractorBeam throughout the protocol. Then our approach for advanced masquerading detection will be discussed. About the speaker: Mr. Mark Guido is a principal cyber engineer and researcher at The MITRE Corporation, a non-profit organization chartered to work in the public interest. His main focus areas are on mobile forensics and insider threat (user behavioral measurement). Mr. Guido has worked for MITRE in the defense, intelligence, and law enforcement communities for more than twelve years. Mr. Guido has supported technology research and development both within MITRE via its internal research program and through various customer programs. He has supported various government customers to stand up capabilities for auditing and monitoring. Mr. Guido served as the lead engineer supporting an operational insider threat monitoring and mitigation program, and has worked onsite at various security operations centers and forensics laboratories. Mr. Guido has operationally supported numerous incidents and <a href="http://investigations.Mr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">investigations.Mr</a>. Guido has a bachelor's degree in computer science from Springfield College and a master's degree in computer science from the George Washington University.

Mark Guido, MITRE/Purdue Mobile Masquerading User Experiment

Android Phones are becoming more pervasive at MITRE's customers without any means of measuring malicious user or application behavior. More sensitive information is becoming accessible on these phones, while users have access to this data even in the most insecure of places. Without an enterprise monitoring strategy for these mobile devices, sponsors do not have the necessary data to determine when a compromise has occurred. This exposure to a user's or a malicious application's actions could leave sensitive data exposed with little recourse.  There is a both a breadth and depth of information that can be gained by using physical forensic acquisition techniques against an Android phone.  The resulting forensic images can be mostly treated as traditional images and can be subjected to traditional forensics tools and techniques for analysis.  The MITRE Innovation Project research project "Detecting Maliciousness Using Periodic Mobile Forensics" addressed the enterprise use case of installed malicious applications.  The results of the research will be discussed, as well as experimentation performed using real mobile malware. About the speaker: Mr. Mark Guido is a cyber security engineer and researcher at The MITRE Corporation, a non-profit organization chartered to work in the public interest. His main focus areas are on mobile forensics and insider threat (user behavioral measurement). Mr. Guido has worked for MITRE in the defense, intelligence, and law enforcement communities for more than ten years. Mr. Guido has supported technology research and development both within MITRE via its internal research program and through various customer programs. He has supported various government customers to stand up capabilities for auditing and monitoring. Mr. Guido served as the lead engineer supporting an operational insider threat monitoring and mitigation program, and has worked onsite at various security operations centers and forensics laboratories. Mr. Guido has operationally supported numerous incidents and investigations.Mr. Guido has a bachelor's degree in computer science from Springfield College and a master's degree in computer science from the George Washington University.

Android Phones are becoming more pervasive at MITRE's customers without any means of measuring malicious user or application behavior. More sensitive information is becoming accessible on these phones, while users have access to this data even in the most insecure of places. Without an enterprise monitoring strategy for these mobile devices, sponsors do not have the necessary data to determine when a compromise has occurred. This exposure to a user's or a malicious application's actions could leave sensitive data exposed with little recourse. There is a both a breadth and depth of information that can be gained by using physical forensic acquisition techniques against an Android phone. The resulting forensic images can be mostly treated as traditional images and can be subjected to traditional forensics tools and techniques for analysis. The MITRE Innovation Project research project "Detecting Maliciousness Using Periodic Mobile Forensics" addressed the enterprise use case of installed malicious applications. The results of the research will be discussed, as well as experimentation performed using real mobile malware. About the speaker: Mr. Mark Guido is a cyber security engineer and researcher at The MITRE Corporation, a non-profit organization chartered to work in the public interest. His main focus areas are on mobile forensics and insider threat (user behavioral measurement). Mr. Guido has worked for MITRE in the defense, intelligence, and law enforcement communities for more than ten years. Mr. Guido has supported technology research and development both within MITRE via its internal research program and through various customer programs. He has supported various government customers to stand up capabilities for auditing and monitoring. Mr. Guido served as the lead engineer supporting an operational insider threat monitoring and mitigation program, and has worked onsite at various security operations centers and forensics laboratories. Mr. Guido has operationally supported numerous incidents and <a href="http://investigations.Mr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">investigations.Mr</a>. Guido has a bachelor's degree in computer science from Springfield College and a master's degree in computer science from the George Washington University.