Cybersecurity (MS)

Paul received his B.A. in Computer Information Science from Judson University in 1990, and his M.B.A. in Technology Management from the University of Phoenix Online in 2000.  He has worked as a consultant, corporate trainer, and contract programmer for several firms in downtown Chicago.  He was employed in technical support, network management, and systems design for DaySpring Cards in Siloam Springs from 1990-1999.  He has been employed as the inaugural Chief Information Officer for John Brown University since 1999, and leads the strategic and operational information technology services of the institution.  He enjoys spending time with his family, hiking, fine dining, gaming, model rockets, and reading – especially Sherlock Holmes and Jules Verne.

Jonathan earned his B.S. in Engineering, Electrical/Computer Engineering from John Brown University, and later went on to complete the M.S. in Cybersecurity program at JBU. Jonathan currently works as a a Senior Systems Engineer and the Lead Developer at a local engineering firm that specializes in contract electrical and computer engineering. Through this work he has had the privilege of working on many high-profile projects with multiple fortune 500 companies ranging from security analysis and penetration testing, to point of sale application development. Among his many hobbies Jonathan enjoys building electronics or software projects, cooking with his wife, Janae, studying scripture, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Dr. Tim Gilmour joined the engineering faculty in August of 2012. Dr. Gilmour received his B.S.E.E. from Cedarville University in 2003, his M.S.E.E. from Penn State University in 2005, and his Ph.D. from Penn State University in 2012. For his masters' research he tested different signal processing methods for brain-computer interfaces. For his doctoral research he applied signal processing to examine the effects of cell transplants on brain electrical activity in Parkinson's Disease. He has published four journal papers and presented seven conference abstracts. In his free time he enjoys spending time with friends, reading, hiking, music, playing Frisbee and Ping-Pong, learning about other cultures, and spreading the good news about Jesus Christ.

Mr. Morrow has been in the Information Technology industry for just over 20 years. He has been employed as a computer forensic specialist for the Arkansas State Police and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Upon moving to Bentonville five years ago, he has been employed at Walmart in a Risk Analyst capacity being promoted twice. Currently as a Risk Expert, he enjoys teaching the next generation of Cybersecurity professionals.

Mr. Graham is currently employed as a Director-Cybersecurity/Incident Response for a multi national firm and previously was a Lead Forensic Examiner for a Fortune 10 company. He formerly served as the Director of the Computer Forensics Unit in the Computer Crime Section of the Virginia Office of the Attorney General and as a Deputy Sheriff for almost 18 years. Mr. Graham has been a computer repair/networking professional for over 30 years. Mr. Graham obtained his graduate degree in Forensic Computing and Cybercrime Investigation in 2018.

Certifications include A+ Certified Computer Technician, Certified Computer Examiner CCE, Certified Computer Forensic Technician CCFT, Certified Forensic Computer Examiner CFCE, and AccessData Certified Examiner ACE.

Mr. Graham has provided numerous computer forensic trainings at the state and national level.