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	* SANS – Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling (10/2005)		* SANS – Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling (10/2005)
	* Infosec Institute – Advanced Ethical Hacking: Expert Penetration Testing (1/2005)		* Infosec Institute – Advanced Ethical Hacking: Expert Penetration Testing (1/2005)
−	* EC-Council – Certified Ethical Hacker Training (7/2004)	+	* EC-Council/Mile2 – Certified Ethical Hacker Training (7/2004)
	* Foundstone – Ultimate Web Hacking (9/2003)		* Foundstone – Ultimate Web Hacking (9/2003)
	* Siegeworks – Advanced AppAuditor Training (12/2002)		* Siegeworks – Advanced AppAuditor Training (12/2002)

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Revision as of 03:03, 9 October 2008

Matthew Chalmers is no one of consequence but has been involved with OWASP since about 2001 or so, before this fine wiki existed. He can be reached at matthew dot chalmers at owasp dot org or by using the link at the bottom of this page.

OWASP Involvement

OWASP Wiki

To see my wiki contributions, click here.

OWASP Projects

Past

• Local Chapters
• OWASP brand/image discussions
• OWASP awareness discussions

Present

• Local Chapters
• Certification Project
• Application Security Requirements Project (project manager)
• ESAPI

OWASP Chapters

• Founding member of the original DC Local Chapter (now the DC-Maryland chapter).
  • Active member from 2004-2005.
  • Recorded meeting minutes and maintained the chapter's web pages.
• "Member-at-Large" of the Chicago and Madison Local Chapters.
• Presently organising a new chapter in Milwaukee.

Non-OWASP Involvement

• ACFEI (American College of Forensic Examiners Institute)
• EC-Council (International Council of Electronic Commerce Consultants)
• IATFF (Information Assurance Technical Framework Forum)
• IEEE CS TCSP (IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Security & Privacy)
• IETF SAAG (Internet Engineering Task Force Security Area Advisory Group)
• IIA (Institute of Internal Auditors)
• ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association)
• WASC (Web Application Security Consortium)

"Credentials"

Certifications

• CISA - Certified Information Systems Auditor
• GSNA - GIAC Certified Systems and Network Auditor
• GCFA - GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst
• CEH - Certified Ethical Hacker
• CHS - Certified in Homeland Security (Level III)

Training Courses

• SOScorp - ITIL v3 Foundation Course (9/2008)
• SANS – Computer Forensics, Investigation, and Response (4/2008)
• Entellus Technology Group – SAP ERP Basis Auditing & Security Risks (12/2007)
• SAP America – Virsa Compliance Calibrator Training (10/2006)
• IIA/Deloitte – SAP ERP Technical Audit (8/2006)
• SPI Dynamics – Web Application Security Assessment with WebInspect (11/2005)
• SANS – Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling (10/2005)
• Infosec Institute – Advanced Ethical Hacking: Expert Penetration Testing (1/2005)
• EC-Council/Mile2 – Certified Ethical Hacker Training (7/2004)
• Foundstone – Ultimate Web Hacking (9/2003)
• Siegeworks – Advanced AppAuditor Training (12/2002)
• SANS – Auditing Networks, Perimeters, and Systems (4/2002)
• Sanctum – AppScan AppAuditor Training (5/2001)
• Bank One University (1/2001 – 2/2005)
  • Numerous soft skills courses including Planning and Executing Projects, Understanding Personality Styles, Incident Management, Presentation Skills, SMART Goals, and Using the Gallup Q12
• National Cryptologic School (2/1997 – 11/2000)
  • Over 45 classified & unclassified courses including Information Systems Security Engineering, Technical Writing & Documentation, Encryption Key Management, Operational Information Systems Security, Computer Network Exploitation and Operations Security

Miscellany

I have a blog under a pseudonym. If you figure out where it is, let me know.