Greg Robinson's Profile

28 years old

Orlando, FL

Male

6.10.08

Greg Robinson (890 pts

)

Contributing Editor in 1 Channel, Writer in 2 Channels

Contributions: 14

About Me

Born and raised in Indianapolis, Greg Robinson now lives in Orlando, Florida. Greg works as a senior-level Network Engineer in the health care industry. He has more han twelve years of experience in the IT field.

My Awards & Certifications

Greg holds current A+, Network+, Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) certifications. Greg has written for Smart Computing magazine, in addition to other small publications.

My Experience

Greg has worked for such organizations as Bright House Networks, EA Sports, Thomson Consumer Electronics, Compaq and the Orange County Government. He is knowledgeable with network design, implementation and troubleshooting. Recent projects include Cisco MARS, Clean Access Network Access Control, centralized wireless and Cisco ASA LDAP integration.

My Tags

Cisco, network, network engineering, network support, network technician, ccna, ccnp, cisco

My Latest Articles

Protecting the Vault: A Not-so-new Approach to Data Center Security and Integrity
Networks today embrace connectivity through a vast array of avenues, overcoming barriers to destroy boundaries and push data to the far reaches of the planet. While providing secure access is an art that continuously evolves with the ever-growing list of threats, a layered approach must be practiced
Published by Greg Robinson (890 pts ) on Nov 12, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles

Defending against 802.11 Wireless Radio Frequency Jamming
All radio communications are prone to interference, both accidental and malicious. Radio frequency jamming involves the intentional transmission of powerful interference that overpowers the receiver and drowns out the original transmission. New tactics can be used to "seek and destroy" threats.
Published by Greg Robinson (890 pts ) on Nov 11, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles

The caveats of using PEAP wireless authentication in a Cisco/Microsoft network
After recently implementing PEAP wireless authentication in our large network, I found that integration was far from seamless and required more work, and money, than originally thought.
Published by Greg Robinson (890 pts ) on Nov 10, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles

My Latest Activity

Greg Robinson published Protecting the Vault: A Not-so-new Approach to Data Center Security and Integrity to Enterprise Security Articles.

Greg Robinson published Defending against 802.11 Wireless Radio Frequency Jamming to Enterprise Security Articles.

Greg Robinson joined the group Health Care Technology.

Greg Robinson published Married!.

Greg Robinson published The caveats of using PEAP wireless authentication in a Cisco/Microsoft network to Enterprise Security Articles.

My Latest News

November 10, 2008
Married!

After a long hiatus from writing, I've returned to Bright Hub with more enthusiasm than ever. During my break, I started a new job and spent much of my time getting into a groove. This was all complicated with a two week vacation in which I got married and spent a week in Costa Rica.