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Frank Catucci is currently the Director of Web Application Security, Product Manager and a Subject Matter Expert for Qualys. He has over 15 years experience in the Information Technology and Security field that spans enterprise, financial services, university/higher education, government, healthcare, legal, start-up businesses, public and private industries. Aside from his daily Web Application Security duties, Frank also conducts security research, penetration testing, and often speaks at information security conferences and events. | Frank Catucci is currently the Director of Web Application Security, Product Manager and a Subject Matter Expert for Qualys. He has over 15 years experience in the Information Technology and Security field that spans enterprise, financial services, university/higher education, government, healthcare, legal, start-up businesses, public and private industries. Aside from his daily Web Application Security duties, Frank also conducts security research, penetration testing, and often speaks at information security conferences and events. | ||
− | Frank is also the OWASP chapter leader for the | + | Frank is also the OWASP chapter leader for the Columbia, SC OWASP chapter. Frank is a volunteer and industry mentor for CybersecurityFactory, Highland Partners and MIT.edu mentorship projects and initiatives. Frank is part of the OWASP bug bounty initiative and contributes to other wiki and cheatsheet content. |
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About Frank:
Frank Catucci is currently the Director of Web Application Security, Product Manager and a Subject Matter Expert for Qualys. He has over 15 years experience in the Information Technology and Security field that spans enterprise, financial services, university/higher education, government, healthcare, legal, start-up businesses, public and private industries. Aside from his daily Web Application Security duties, Frank also conducts security research, penetration testing, and often speaks at information security conferences and events.
Frank is also the OWASP chapter leader for the Columbia, SC OWASP chapter. Frank is a volunteer and industry mentor for CybersecurityFactory, Highland Partners and MIT.edu mentorship projects and initiatives. Frank is part of the OWASP bug bounty initiative and contributes to other wiki and cheatsheet content.
Why I would like to be elected to the Global OWASP Foundation Board of Directors
I love OWASP and everything that it offers to the world of appsec and infosec globally. There are some brilliant minds, determined, diligent and genuinely caring folks at OWASP.
I want to be able to give back to an organization that is maturing, seemingly reaching a turning point in its growth and evolution, and has been affected by recent loss. I care deeply and want to be able to help in the most professional and diplomatic way possible. I think first and foremost, focusing on training and outreach is pivotal to accomplishing this goal and this is what I want to concentrate on if I am elected.