Hi, I’m Dr. Justin Pelletier, Director of the Cyber Range and Training Center at Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) Global Cybersecurity Institute (GCI). As a component of this work, I train and lead student teams to perform security assessments for partner organizations and oversee cybersecurity competitions that bring together top cyber talent from across the globe. As a Professor of Practice in the Department of Computing Security, I teach at the undergraduate and graduate levels and helped to bring the Hacking for Defense initiative to RIT. I hold a PhD in Information Assurance and Security, an MBA in Entrepreneurship, and a BS in Computer Science. I’m also a combat veteran and currently serve as a Major in the U.S. Army Reserve.
At GCI, I’m responsible for vision, strategy and day-to-day operations for workforce development, curriculum enrichment, and usable security research in the Cyber Range and Training Center. As affiliated faculty in the Computing Security Department, I teach MS and BS courses: computing security fundamentals, computer systems security, authentication and security models, and hacking for defense.
In addition, I help facilitate the world’s premier offensive cybersecurity training and evaluation event as the Global Director of the Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition (https://cp.tc/)
Here are some of the student projects I've supervised: Network-based Advanced Persistent Threat Profiler (MS Capstone Thesis), Quantum Cryptanalysis with QISKit (BS Capstone), Quantum Authentication (BS Independent Study), Cyberinsurance Actuarial Modeling (BS Independent Study)
I have also worked as uniformed service with NATO Special Ops.
You can learn more about our state-of-the-art education and research facilities at the Global Cybersecurity Institute at https://www.rit.edu/cybersecurity/
We also recently began our Cybersecurity Bootcamp, where students learn how-to confidently take on an entry level cybersecurity professional role. The remote course is built around a virtual simulation of a company where students are able to interact with faculty and fellow students as they do hands-on exercises and with real world example tasks: https://www.rit.edu/cybersecurity/cybersecurity-bootcamp
Ask me anything about careers in cybersecurity, research, education, training, competitions and more! I'll be checking in to answer questions thro
... keep reading on reddit ➡Evofem's stock price decreased sharply in the past few months. Just yesterday, EVFM stock's valuation went down to -$0.54. A special meeting has been called for December 8 during which a vote will be taken to further dilute the stock, the board has already approved the dilution of stock. The company is clearly in dire financial straights. If this trend continues, Evofem will either find a buyer/partner(s) (highly unlikely), file for bankruptcy, or completely go out of business.
Unfortunately, Evofem is not attracting positive attention and/or reviews from the media and equity analysts. Last June 22nd, 2021, the CEO, Saundra Pelletier, did poorly during her Bloomberg interview :-(
If Evofem's market capitalization was larger, it would receive wider coverage from the media and analysts. If that were to happen it would have a chain effect of attracting more investors to the company, which infuses it with the cash it relies on to flourish over the long haul.
Saundra Pelletier's management style is definitely ineffective and disastrous. I believe that Saundra should either resign, or the board should fire her if she refuses to go. She has been the leader of Evofem for more than six years, and made millions of Dollars. PLEASE, get rid of Saundra and hire a competent CEO who can help dig out from the mess Saundra has created. Help Evofem's employees keep their jobs, investors regain their investment, and the market to rediscover confidence in the company. Saundra, put away your labor and your leisure too. No longer slant the truth or every man be blind.
Does anyone have any thoughts on the book Planets in Houses by Robert Pelletier/the concept of derivative houses? I’m not necessarily a beginner but definitely still have a lot to learn and god damn did this book confuse me.
One of my all-time favorite Fantastic Four moments. Some people think of them as being "bright, sunny characters," but Susan Storm Richards has a dark, violent streak that is brought out whenever she goes through a traumatic ordeal/when her loved ones are threatened. She looks flat-out evil in some of these panels. Awesome and also downright terrifying, especially considering the ways her powers could be used if she wasn't on the side of good.
Really wish McDuffie could have been on the book for at least 30 more issues, with Pelletier on art. This was a great, short run, and he completely got the voices of the characters right.
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https://www.si.com/hockey/news/future-watch-2021-the-nhls-top-10-rising-prospects
2. JAKOB PELLETIER, LW, CALGARY FLAMES (+31)
Last year: 74th
This year: 43rd
The Flames have too often been called out for listless play this season. Pelletier, then, will soon provide a helpful tonic in the form of tremendous character, competitiveness and natural leadership skills. He can do a little bit of everything. With shifty puck skills, a good shot and strong playmaking ability, he’s a balanced offensive weapon worthy of his first-round draft status in 2019, but he handles any assignment thrown at him, including shutdown duty for Canada at the 2021 WJC. Because he’s so versatile, he doesn’t have to immediately play on a scoring line to make the Flames. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see him break camp with them in 2021-22.
Nice to see some love for Jakob. Keep it up kid.
