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Hi, my name is Dave Ferguson.  I'm an engineer and C/C++ programmer, turned Java web application developer, and now serving as a senior security consultant for FishNet Security in Dallas, TX, USA.  I am formerly the OWASP chapter leader for the Kansas City chapter.  Feel free to contact me at dave.ferguson[at]fishnetsecurity com.
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My name is Dave Ferguson.  I'm currently Director of Product Management for Web Application Scanning at Qualys, Inc.  Previously I worked at Sabre Corporation in Southlake, TX, as a Solutions Architect for Veracode, and as a Principal Consultant on the AppSec team at FishNet Security.  I enjoy writing about application security at [https://appsecnotes.blogspot.com appsecnotes.blogspot.com].
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More detail is on [https://www.linkedin.com/in/davefergusonappsec my LinkedIn profile].
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One of my main contributions to OWASP was the [[Forgot Password Cheat Sheet]]. Related to this effort, I was interviewed for [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Podcast#tab=Original_Series_with_Jim_Manico OWASP Podcast #83]. Back in 2007 I served as leader of the Kansas City OWASP chapter.

Latest revision as of 19:27, 27 September 2019

My name is Dave Ferguson. I'm currently Director of Product Management for Web Application Scanning at Qualys, Inc. Previously I worked at Sabre Corporation in Southlake, TX, as a Solutions Architect for Veracode, and as a Principal Consultant on the AppSec team at FishNet Security. I enjoy writing about application security at appsecnotes.blogspot.com.

More detail is on my LinkedIn profile.

One of my main contributions to OWASP was the Forgot Password Cheat Sheet. Related to this effort, I was interviewed for OWASP Podcast #83. Back in 2007 I served as leader of the Kansas City OWASP chapter.