Yves Devillers

Activities  Get familiar with the technical domain and process(es)  Assist with tactic and scope  Evaluate and analyse the technical needs  Elicit, analyse, specify and validate system requirements (functional and non-functional requirements) focused on the interfaces btw applications  Monitor scope of a project, change requests and impacts to external systems  Develop and maintain a good working relationship with the business; other analysts and all the other business stakeholders  Assess and analyze technical cases and present advices and reports  Evaluate and analyze requirements resulting from changes in business processes, policies or other information systems  Collect lessons learned Technical skills  Planning/preparation analysis activities  Knowledge and experience in middleware like Biztalk or equivalent  Knowledge and experience in protocols (XML, SOAP, webservices,…)  Knowledge and experience in authentication and security mecanism  Coordination of several suppliers  Interviewing, listening and questioning skills  Workshop facilitation skills  Familiar with requirements engineering methodologies and techniques  Analysis and modeling techniques and skills (structured analysis and technical modeling (sequence diagram))  Writing skills (analysis documents/project documents)  Testing skills (verification and validation of analysis documents)  Requirements risk assessment and management  Cost / benefit analysis  Oral and written communication in English

Directs the technical activities and training performed by the deployable FAS personnel. Supervises and performs the management, monitoring and governance of the assigned FAS support services. This includes capacity planning, storage management, performance measurement , training and monitoring. Acts as the senior deployable FAS advisor in Theater. As such, assist expeditionary planning processes and advise across all FAS the operational community. Ensures end-to-end service assurance for assigned deployable FAS, including training. Coordinates all deployable FAS installation planning, support and training Liaises with NCI Agency back office, contractor, RS CJ6, AMNOC Director and operational points of contact Supports RS CJ6 in the requirements gathering process and disseminate the Engineering Change Proposals. Plans for FAS team member’s deployments to field locations, as required. Contributes to the weekly report for RS SSG Commander, NCI Agency back office, and other interested parties. Coordinates and validates the delivery/updates of the standard operating procedures (SOP). Provides basic user training as required. Performs non-deployable FAS administration tasks when workload permits.

ENGIE develops its businesses (power, natural gas, energy services) around a model based on responsible growth to take on the major challenges of energy’s transition to a low-carbon economy: access to sustainable energy, climate-change mitigation and adaptation, security of supply and the rational use of resources. The Group provides individuals, cities and businesses with highly efficient and innovative solutions largely based on its expertise in four key sectors: renewable energy, energy efficiency, liquefied natural gas and digital technology. ENGIE employs 152,900 people worldwide and achieved revenues of €74.7 billion in 2014. The Group is listed on the Paris and Brussels stock exchanges. - Control & Alerts: authorizations, controls, alerts, KPIs, remediation actions steering, security incident reporting, dashboard, control book maintenance, instruct dispensation in authorizations - Advisory (functional & technical security advisory): security in projects, steering security assessments, instruct dispensations in project - Governance - Information Security & Risk Management - Security Architecture and Design - Access Control - Application Security - Operations Security - Physical Security - Cryptography - Telecommunications & Network Security - Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning Legal, Regulations, - Compliance & Investigations

ING, Belgium (Belgium's first universal Direct Bank) Coordination of threat identification activities conducted by external suppliers - Penetration testing, Vulnerability Scanning and Static & Dynamic Scanning with following responsibilities: - Define scope and planning of security threat detection - Select external / internal suppliers - Follow-up execution of security threats activities done by external suppliers - Qualify the findings together with IT custodians - Analyse the security findings and propose a remediation & action plan - Deliver a clear and concise reporting to the management - Make recommendations to improve infrastructure and data protection Intrusion Detection Monitoring - Validate rules provided by IDS tool provider - Define procedures of prioritization of the findings - Control quality of work done by external supplier (implement rules in IDS, control running of IDS, control prioritization of findings done by Master Control Room, incident response initiation) Security Monitoring - Be accountable for work done by Cyber Crime Detection Expert and external supplier - Follow-up asset deployment and control quality of security monitoring done by external supplier

• Coordinate project delivery and implementation with other NATO Agencies and local authorities in accordance with NCSA/NCIA’s directives. • Safeguard NATO interests in supervising the implementation of the NATO Minimum Military Requirement (MMR) within all CIS projects. • Supervise the approved CIS projects implementation in the Area of Responsibilities (AoR). • Participate and represent NCSA/NCIA in all CIS related boards and meetings in the AoR. • Liaise with NCSA/NCIA HQ in Europe and/or other NATO Agencies Liaison Officer (LO) when and where needed. • Cooperate with NATO Head Quarters (HQ), NATO agencies, coalition partners and commercial providers or their contacts to determine correct utilisation of CIS assets within the AoR. • Coordinate Preventive Maintenance Inspection (PMI) Teams activities in the AoR and liaise with their Chain of Command where needed. • Produce weekly reports to NCSA/NCIA HQ in Europe and for NCIA Liaison Team. • Advise the local authority on CIS requirement’s definition for new projects. • Advise the local authority with regard to site acceptance’s testing after delivery of new CIS capability. • Identify and advise on training that is required for the CIS staff and organise the training if appropriate.

• Network Squadron Commander. • Officer in charge for the development, setting-up and installation of the Windows 2003 Domain for NATO Mobile Networks • Double-hatted Staff Officer in charge of both the Communications Information Systems (CIS) (S6) and Information Security, cryptography and physical security (S2). • Maintenance and Support Company (M&S Coy) Commander.

• Deputy Battalion Commander • « Treaty » specialist within Belgian Verification Agency (BEVA), in charge of controlling the application of the treaty for non-proliferation of conventional armament (CFE Treaty) during inspection missions in the signatory countries. • Officer in charge of setting up and operating a national joint office for the management, coordination and maintenance of telephone exchanges (Private Automated Branch Exchange (PABX)) and CIS networks across Belgium. • Officer in charge of coordination of the installation and maintenance of PABX and CIS networks for the Army across Belgium. • Company Commander, career management of 100+ soldiers, spread in detachments across the southern part of Belgium, including the operational effectiveness and deployability of the Company in line with the Commanding Officer’s direction.