CAREER OUTLOOK
Lockheed Martin
Linda Gooden B.S.—Computer Technology, Youngstown State University
B.S.—Business Administration and M.B.A., University of Maryland, University College
Much of what Lockheed Martin (LM), a $46 billion aerospace and defense company does in information technology security is classified. Linda Gooden, the leader of Lockheed’s $10 billion Information Systems and Global Solutions (IS&GS) division, which includes cyber security, is proud of what she can divulge. That encom- passes establishing a Next Generation Cyber collaboration center, and a Cyber Security Alliance of 16 tech companies. LM has been the federal government’s largest provider of secure IT solutions, such as responses to web attacks and has supported every cabinet agency, for 17 years.
At Lockheed, one team of cyber intel analysts defends its and custom- ers’ networks, while another analyzes persistent assaults and uses that knowl- edge to disrupt them and to build online defenses. Gooden says that at LM, the information business is a core capabil- ity, and everything it does has a cyber component. A new focus is providing secure cloud services including an online marketplace and service business and governance models. Cloud security is validated internally through the use of off-the-shelf and custom technology. In 2011, Gooden opened one of LM’s newest control and technology services hub in Mississippi. It provides federal customers with cloud computing, cyber security, big data management and mobile computing solutions. Gooden says her cyber security
team’s favorite Smartphone apps are RSA Secure ID, Best Phone Security – alarms when someone enters a bad code, and SCANNY – which scans for wireless networks. On the enter- prise side, the techs favor vulnerability scanners: Nessus (Open
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Source) and McAfee Foundstone; Symantec; and security infor- mation managers – ArchSite and Trustwave. On the home front, Gooden password protects her network and all of its personal applications, shreds personal information like bank statements and never divulges passwords.
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