About Me

Hello and welcome to my home on the cyberspace – snajsoft.com!

This website contains my thoughts on security and privacy related to people, technology and business. I am an Information Security Consultant by profession with a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification. I started my career in the late 90s as a website developer in South Asia where internet was in its infancy then. I moved to North America in 2000 as a Software Consultant and that’s when I registered this website (S N A J soft). My first stint in the US was on a Partner Relationship Management product and then moved on to work for JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Initially I started developing their global entitlements engine, but then moved on to develop security software based on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Cryptography and Digital Certificates. I designed and led the engineering effort to build Digital Signature software based on a patented technology called Portable Security Transaction Protocol. It’s part of the Multi-Factor Authentication used on the homepage of http://jpmorganaccess.com. The opportunity that I got with JPMorgan Chase helped me build my base on various technology platforms. My team, SWAT of the department, was very good at production trouble shooting and handling incidents. I moved on to BMO Bank of Montreal to work as Information Security Officer and then with TELUS Telecommunications as a Security Architect. Currently I work for one of the largest insurance company in the world.

My professional engagement includes information security risk management, conduct IT audit, and architect new solutions. As a hobby, I play around with open source systems that will help maintain my coding skills. Though I hold a degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, I struggle to remember how Ohm’s Law applies to electrical tranformers.

For some I am known as Shaheen Nasirudheen and for others as Shaheen Abdul Jabbar. Thanks to my producers for a long name ;)

You can connect me on LinkedIn Profile . Feel free to post your comments or thoughts.

  • Share/Bookmark