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| + | === Matt Cheung === | ||
| + | '''Veracode'''<br/> | ||
| + | Matt Cheung is a Quality Assurance Engineer for the static analysis engine at Veracode. His first practical introduction to modern cryptography was from an internship during grad school where he worked on additively homomorphic encryption and secure multiparty computation. In the years since, he has developed an interest in how cryptography does and doesn't work. Matt has Masters degrees in mathematics and computer science. | ||
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Luke’s technical background is in full stack Microsoft technologies, code analysis, vulnerability assessments, and security engineering. His career has had him engaged in various security roles such as: Enterprise Security Architect, Web Systems Engineer, Hosting Manager, and IT Security Engineer. Luke holds CSSLP and CEH certifications. He is also passionate about drones, artificial intelligence, .NET development, Azure, machine learning, threat modeling, and security education. | Luke’s technical background is in full stack Microsoft technologies, code analysis, vulnerability assessments, and security engineering. His career has had him engaged in various security roles such as: Enterprise Security Architect, Web Systems Engineer, Hosting Manager, and IT Security Engineer. Luke holds CSSLP and CEH certifications. He is also passionate about drones, artificial intelligence, .NET development, Azure, machine learning, threat modeling, and security education. | ||
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| + | === Casey Dunham === | ||
| + | '''GuidePoint Security'''<br/> | ||
| + | Casey Dunham is a Security Consultant in the Application Security practice at GuidePoint Security. Casey has over 10 years experience in IT, most of which have been focused on application development. Casey has worked in the industrial control and finance industries, as well as in academia. Casey has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern Maine in Computer Science and is currently working on the Offensive Security Certified Professional certification and many interests include OSINT, reverse engineering and exploit development. | ||
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| + | === Satya Gupta === | ||
| + | '''Virsec Systems, Inc.'''<br/> | ||
| + | Satya Gupta is the CTO and co-founder of Virsec Systems, Inc. Satya has over 25 years of embedded systems, security, networking & telecom experience at companies such as Nortel, Narad, Ellacoya systems. He holds 6 patents in complex firmware architecture with products deployed to hundreds of thousands of users. Satya is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology. | ||
=== Brian Heemsoth === | === Brian Heemsoth === | ||
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Brian Heemsoth is an experienced Information Security Professional. He currently leads Aetna's Mobile Security & Software Security Groups, and is responsible for stewarding Aetna's Software & Mobile Security Programs, and for continually evolving the resources and controls applied to Aetna's web, mobile, and other software platforms. Prior to joining the Software Security Group, Brian worked as a Security Engineer supporting encryption & key management technologies, Identify & Access Management platforms, and other security technologies. Brian is a Threat Lecturer for the National Health ISAC, and is active within the Financial Services ISAC, and BSIMM Community. | Brian Heemsoth is an experienced Information Security Professional. He currently leads Aetna's Mobile Security & Software Security Groups, and is responsible for stewarding Aetna's Software & Mobile Security Programs, and for continually evolving the resources and controls applied to Aetna's web, mobile, and other software platforms. Prior to joining the Software Security Group, Brian worked as a Security Engineer supporting encryption & key management technologies, Identify & Access Management platforms, and other security technologies. Brian is a Threat Lecturer for the National Health ISAC, and is active within the Financial Services ISAC, and BSIMM Community. | ||
| − | === | + | === Robert Hurlbut === |
| − | ''' | + | '''Robert Hurlbut Consulting Services'''<br/> |
| − | + | Robert Hurlbut is an independent software security consultant, architect, developer, and trainer through Robert Hurlbut Consulting Services. Robert is a Microsoft MVP for Developer Security and holds the (ISC)<sup>2</sup> CSSLP certification. Robert has over 20+ years of industry experience in secure coding, software architecture, and software development and has served at times as a project manager, chief architect, and director of software development for several clients. Robert blogs at roberthurlbut.com/blog and shares links and other information on Twitter at @RobertHurlbut. | |
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=== Amin Kharraz === | === Amin Kharraz === | ||
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This encompasses program analysis, vulnerability detection and system hardening. During his studies he collaborated with multiple research labs in US and Europe. | This encompasses program analysis, vulnerability detection and system hardening. During his studies he collaborated with multiple research labs in US and Europe. | ||
His current research is to develop behavior-based malware detection tools to detect/defend zero-day malware attacks. | His current research is to develop behavior-based malware detection tools to detect/defend zero-day malware attacks. | ||
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| + | === Kellen Kleinfelter === | ||
| + | '''Akamai Technologies'''<br/> | ||
| + | Kellen is a Specialist with Akamai's Security Operations Center. He mitigates volumetric and application attacks on some of the busiest sites on the web. Additionally he handles analysis, incident response, custom solutions, and tuning. Outside of that he enjoys abusing in-game mechanics for NES game speed-running. | ||
=== Tony Martin === | === Tony Martin === | ||
Tony Martin is a security architect at Fortune 100 networking company and is part of the corporate, secure development lifecycle team (SDLC). He has previously worked at a defense contractor conducting software-defined radio security research and was the system architect at a point of sale, identity fraud prevention company. He has an undergrad, CS degree from UMaine and a Master’s in CS with a concentration in security from BU. Tony volunteers many places including DefCon’s Packet Hacking / Wall of Sheep Village. | Tony Martin is a security architect at Fortune 100 networking company and is part of the corporate, secure development lifecycle team (SDLC). He has previously worked at a defense contractor conducting software-defined radio security research and was the system architect at a point of sale, identity fraud prevention company. He has an undergrad, CS degree from UMaine and a Master’s in CS with a concentration in security from BU. Tony volunteers many places including DefCon’s Packet Hacking / Wall of Sheep Village. | ||
| − | === | + | === Matt Morency === |
| − | ''' | + | '''Pegasystems'''<br/> |
| − | + | Matt believes that he is a boring person who is fortunate enough to be surrounded by interesting people. | |
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| + | === Biju Nair === | ||
| + | '''asquareb'''<br/> | ||
| + | Biju Nair is a software engineer focused on developing high performance and scalable systems. He has worked on delivering large enterprise applications and software products on multiple platforms. His interest includes operating systems, distributed systems and DBMS. | ||
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| + | === Mike Pittenger === | ||
| + | '''Black Duck Software'''<br/> | ||
| + | Mike Pittenger is Black Duck Software's Vice President of Product Strategy. His 30-year technology and management career includes 15 years in security. He previously served as Vice President and General Manager of @stake’s product division. After @stake’s acquisition by Symantec, Mike led the spin-out of his team to form Veracode. He later served as Vice President of the product and training division of Cigital. Mike has consulted independently for several security companies including Bit9, KoreLogic, Digital Guardian, Verisign, and Beyond Trust. | ||
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Matt Cheung
Veracode
Matt Cheung is a Quality Assurance Engineer for the static analysis engine at Veracode. His first practical introduction to modern cryptography was from an internship during grad school where he worked on additively homomorphic encryption and secure multiparty computation. In the years since, he has developed an interest in how cryptography does and doesn't work. Matt has Masters degrees in mathematics and computer science.
Luke Donoho
Luke Donoho is a security professional with over 15 years of security expertise within the United States. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Illinois State University, and a Master's Degree in Computer Science from Boston University. He is experienced in the EDA, Healthcare, and Financial verticals. In his current role he provides security consulting to internal technology teams as well as developing and running the organization's security development life cycle program.
Luke’s technical background is in full stack Microsoft technologies, code analysis, vulnerability assessments, and security engineering. His career has had him engaged in various security roles such as: Enterprise Security Architect, Web Systems Engineer, Hosting Manager, and IT Security Engineer. Luke holds CSSLP and CEH certifications. He is also passionate about drones, artificial intelligence, .NET development, Azure, machine learning, threat modeling, and security education.
Casey Dunham
GuidePoint Security
Casey Dunham is a Security Consultant in the Application Security practice at GuidePoint Security. Casey has over 10 years experience in IT, most of which have been focused on application development. Casey has worked in the industrial control and finance industries, as well as in academia. Casey has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern Maine in Computer Science and is currently working on the Offensive Security Certified Professional certification and many interests include OSINT, reverse engineering and exploit development.
Satya Gupta
Virsec Systems, Inc.
Satya Gupta is the CTO and co-founder of Virsec Systems, Inc. Satya has over 25 years of embedded systems, security, networking & telecom experience at companies such as Nortel, Narad, Ellacoya systems. He holds 6 patents in complex firmware architecture with products deployed to hundreds of thousands of users. Satya is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology.
Brian Heemsoth
Aetna
Brian Heemsoth is an experienced Information Security Professional. He currently leads Aetna's Mobile Security & Software Security Groups, and is responsible for stewarding Aetna's Software & Mobile Security Programs, and for continually evolving the resources and controls applied to Aetna's web, mobile, and other software platforms. Prior to joining the Software Security Group, Brian worked as a Security Engineer supporting encryption & key management technologies, Identify & Access Management platforms, and other security technologies. Brian is a Threat Lecturer for the National Health ISAC, and is active within the Financial Services ISAC, and BSIMM Community.
Robert Hurlbut
Robert Hurlbut Consulting Services
Robert Hurlbut is an independent software security consultant, architect, developer, and trainer through Robert Hurlbut Consulting Services. Robert is a Microsoft MVP for Developer Security and holds the (ISC)2 CSSLP certification. Robert has over 20+ years of industry experience in secure coding, software architecture, and software development and has served at times as a project manager, chief architect, and director of software development for several clients. Robert blogs at roberthurlbut.com/blog and shares links and other information on Twitter at @RobertHurlbut.
Amin Kharraz
Northeastern University-iSecLab
Amin is a PHD candidate in systems security at Northeastern University and iSeclab at Boston.
His primary area of research lies on low-level system security.
This encompasses program analysis, vulnerability detection and system hardening. During his studies he collaborated with multiple research labs in US and Europe.
His current research is to develop behavior-based malware detection tools to detect/defend zero-day malware attacks.
Kellen Kleinfelter
Akamai Technologies
Kellen is a Specialist with Akamai's Security Operations Center. He mitigates volumetric and application attacks on some of the busiest sites on the web. Additionally he handles analysis, incident response, custom solutions, and tuning. Outside of that he enjoys abusing in-game mechanics for NES game speed-running.
Tony Martin
Tony Martin is a security architect at Fortune 100 networking company and is part of the corporate, secure development lifecycle team (SDLC). He has previously worked at a defense contractor conducting software-defined radio security research and was the system architect at a point of sale, identity fraud prevention company. He has an undergrad, CS degree from UMaine and a Master’s in CS with a concentration in security from BU. Tony volunteers many places including DefCon’s Packet Hacking / Wall of Sheep Village.
Matt Morency
Pegasystems
Matt believes that he is a boring person who is fortunate enough to be surrounded by interesting people.
Biju Nair
asquareb
Biju Nair is a software engineer focused on developing high performance and scalable systems. He has worked on delivering large enterprise applications and software products on multiple platforms. His interest includes operating systems, distributed systems and DBMS.
Mike Pittenger
Black Duck Software
Mike Pittenger is Black Duck Software's Vice President of Product Strategy. His 30-year technology and management career includes 15 years in security. He previously served as Vice President and General Manager of @stake’s product division. After @stake’s acquisition by Symantec, Mike led the spin-out of his team to form Veracode. He later served as Vice President of the product and training division of Cigital. Mike has consulted independently for several security companies including Bit9, KoreLogic, Digital Guardian, Verisign, and Beyond Trust.
