
About Justin
Cybersecurity is a top-of-mind concern for organizations across the globe. Year after year, security incidents become more prevalent, security risks more numerous, and adversaries more dedicated.
Data and technology have become critical components for organizations of all sizes, markets, and geography. Yet, with these increased digital optimizations, organizations face more significant risks than ever. These challenges are further complicated by ever-changing compliance landscapes, from regulatory and contractual to cyber insurance requirements.
However, far too often, cybersecurity conversations fail to encompass the most crucial justification for security initiatives. For most organizations, security does not directly contribute to the bottom line. Instead, cybersecurity should be a fundamental element to protect the investments already made in people, processes, and technologies.
Equally important, security is not a technical problem; it's a Risk Management Process. Therefore, a robust cybersecurity posture includes a comprehensive and holistic approach starting with a strategic foundation. From that foundation, security layers are built to protect an organization's most valuable asset: data.
Justin has dedicated his career to helping organizations navigate the complexities of data, technologies, and information security. His experience spans from start-ups to Fortune 100 companies, non-profits to government entities, and across verticals. Justin has worked with a wide range of technologies, from the network to the cloud, from the application to the data.
Justin's passion extends beyond technology, focusing on assisting organizations with securing their future.
Contact Details
Justin M. Wray
185 Jonathan Way North
York, PA 17356
(717) 916-5066
wray.justin@gmail.com
YAIDS
YAIDS is a Multi-Threaded Intrusion Detection System using Yara. YAIDS supports all valid Yara rules (including modules) and any PCAP-compatible data stream (Network, USB, Bluetooth, etc.).
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ChatCTF
ChatCTF is an interactive AI Chatbot designed to assist users with solving or creating capture-the-flag (CTF) challenges. However, devised as an Offensive and Defense Cybersecurity expert, ChatCTF additionally provides a new method for obtaining cybersecurity-related advice and assistance. ChatCTF is built upon OpenAI ChatGPT (GPTs), thus providing a familiar interface and interaction for users.
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TeamSploit
TeamSploit makes group-based penetration testing fun and easy, providing real-time collaboration and automation. TeamSploit is a suite of tools for the Metasploit Framework. TeamSploit should work with any MSF product (including Community/OpenSource, Express, or Pro).
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DTFTB
Defensive Tools For The Brave (DTFTB) is a collection of Windows and Linux tools that automate: post-exploitation, backdoor, and rouge access discovery, for defenders. DTFTB allows a system defender to quickly and precisely locate common backdoor tendencies and system misconfigurations used by attackers to maintain access.
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Unsploitable
Unsploitable is an emergency patcher, providing critical security patches and updates for commonly exploited vulnerabilities in common operating systems, services, and applications.
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NetProfiler Suite
Automatically profile your network, building a packet filter of common known-good traffic. Useful for IDS filtering and network monitoring.
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PhishingBoat
An automated Phishing Simulation and Assessment deployment platform that combines numerous phishing platforms and capabilities (such as GoPhish, Evilginx, etc.). Provides the ability to send phishing emails, harvest credentials and tokens, and deliver customized per-user payloads, all while providing robust reporting metrics.
sCOREcard (Core BTS)
An interactive web application for security engagement reporting platform. Allows for tracking, trending, sorting, and searching complex security data across initiative types (from technical assessments to physical security and social engineering to compliance reporting).
Facebook CTF Platform (FBCTF)
The Facebook CTF is a platform to host Jeopardy and King of the Hill style Capture the Flag competitions. Owned by Facebook and used both internally and for numerous public-facing Capture The Flag events.
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Cyber Exercise Engine (WraySec)
A comprehensive cyber exercise, training, and competition platform. Providing real-time event scoring, interactive range and scenario development, and a fully web-based experience for participants. Scoring includes service-based, task-based, and question-based, all available in mix-modes and individually or team-based.
ThreatSpace (FireEye)
A cyber exercise/competition platform and range for network attack, defense training, and simulation. Providing round-based service scoring or question-based scoring for team-based events.
Next Generation IDS (ICF)
A next-generation intrusion detection engine with a focus on speed, efficiency, advanced pattern matching, parallel processing, modularity, and expandability. Based on Regular Expressions, the IDS provides the means to write rules for malicious indicators and anomalous traffic in a singular mode.
Cyber Warfare Games
Develop and Deliver Capture the Flag (CTF), Red verse Blue (RvB), and King of the Hill (KotH), cyber warfare events. Interested in participating or hosting a game? Contact me.
tinc-sdwan
A zero-trust SDWAN solution, providing mesh networking through a software-defined wide area network. tinc-sdwan extends the tinc VPN client to provide zero-config SDWAN capabilities, allowing clients to communicate natively regardless of physical network location (remotely) or network filtering.
metashell
metashell is a lightweight, heavy punch, interactive, intelligent command-line shell. The amazing difference with metashell lies in its ability to determine a file's datatype and automatically run your desired applications.
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twitter2rss
twitter2rss will obtain all friends of a specified Twitter account and then create an OPML feed list. The feed list will contain all of the obtained friend's Twitter RSS feeds, which can then be imported into any standard feed reader.
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SpeedRead
SpeedRead is a featureful web-based, gamified, sight word learning program. SpeedRead is based on the "Dolch" Sight Word list and provides default words based on the target education level.
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SpeedMath
SpeedMath is a modified version of SpeedRead, built to learn and practice math equations for younger education levels, including one or two digits and operations like addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
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Experience
Core BTS
Director; Security Advisory Services •February 2019 - Present
Provide leadership of the Security Advisory Services division of a business technology consulting organization. Lead innovation, strategy, and vision for internally delivered offerings and engage in sales and marketing. Focused on security advisory, guidance, consultation, governance, compliance, risk management, assessments, and incident response. Provide oversight and direction for external client engagements as well as internal security programs.
WraySec
Founder & Chief Executive Officer •September 2015 - February 2019
Founded and managed a start-up focused on high-fidelity cyber training and security consulting. Managed day-to-day operations and client engagements for various services, including security assessments and application development. Led internal development efforts for proprietary security solutions, focused on cyber range design, deployment, and management, as well as a cyber exercise platform.
ICF International
Technical Specialist; Cloud & Offensive Security •February 2016 - September 2017
Managed classified research projects for a confidential military organization (U.S.) in the areas of cloud security and offensive cyber warfare. Managed project teams of researchers and developers on both mission-oriented and fundamental research projects. Developed security tools, mechanisms, and capabilities for both offensive and defense cyber operations.
Axxum Technologies
Manager; Penetration Testing •May 2015 – February 2016
Managed an internal Red Team for a confidential federal government (U.S.) organization. Lead penetration testing and vulnerability management programs. Developed security programs, policies, procedures, and documentation. Collaborated with executive leadership on security posture improvements and coordinated with IT teams to facilitate risk remediation. Designed, coordinated, and delivered security-related training across the organization.
iSight Partners
Engagement Lead & Researcher; Cyber Exercises •October 2012 - May 2015
Designed, managed, and delivered large-scale cyber exercises for public and private training and competitive events. Leveraged threat intelligence and research to architect realistic scenarios for cyber warfare operators and industry professionals. Integrated real-world technologies and client configurations into cyber ranges for high-fidelity simulated events and training.
Skills
Additional
Freelance & Consulting
June 2002 - Present
Maryland Defense Force•Warrant Officer, Cybersecurity Unit
May 2013 – May 2017
Community College of Baltimore County•Adjunct Professor
August 2010 - January 2015
ICF International•Network Security Engineer and Researcher
October 2007 - October 2012
Constellation Energy Group•IT Technician
August 2006 - October 2007
HI–Tech Processing Services•Network and Security Administrator
August 2005 - August 2006
Contact
Do you have a security concern you would like to discuss? Would you like to share feedback or ask Justin a question?
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