2435: Wireless Network Operations Lab

Thursday, June 24, 2004
3:00pm – 4:30pm
Presenter: James Jolley

PRESENTATION DESCRIPTION

Wireless networking is fast becoming a major technology employed by end-users in the home environment. This module will cover two main areas of wireless networking. First, there will be an introduction to WiFi networking for the home environment. Second, the security aspects of wireless networking are covered. War-driving with a demonstration to illustrate problems that WiFi technology can cause investigators.

PRESENTER BIO

Mr. James Jolley is a Computer Training Specialist in the Training Services department of SEARCH, The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics, where he performs a variety of tasks related to the provision of training to local, state and federal agencies on computer technology issues with criminal justice applications. He also researches techniques for online investigations, assists in preparing material for the computer training courses, assists with computer forensic examinations and maintains the computer network and equipment of SEARCH’s National Criminal Justice Computer Laboratory and Training Center in Sacramento, California.

Before joining SEARCH in 2002, Mr. Jolley served as a Consultant for CHG, LLC. In this capacity, he installed and configured computer programs such as intrusion detection systems and network scanning tools for automated security systems. He was also a Network Security Analyst with SBC, where he configured and managed firewalls, monitored Internet intrusion activity, supported customer access to firewall data, provided customer support for all security services, performed network scans of customer sites and installed IDS systems. Mr. Jolley was also a Supervisor and Senior Security Analyst for Chevron.

Mr. Jolley holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of San Francisco, and has completed graduate course work in Quantitative Business Methods at California State University, Hayward. He is a member of both the Information System Security Association and the High Tech Crime Investigation Association. He has several certifications, credentials and licenses, including Certified Information Systems Security Professional, Microsoft Certified Professional, Cisco Certified Network Associate, Cisco Certified Design Associate, CheckPoint Certified System Administrator and CheckPoint Certified System Engineer. He has also received extensive training on computer crime investigation, forensic computer science, Microsoft, Cisco, CheckPoint and Sun Java.

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