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| − | | Alan is a Chief Security Architect at [http://www.hp.com HP] and is a CISSP. He worked at Symantec | + | | Alan is a Chief Security Architect at [http://www.hp.com HP] and is a CISSP. He is responsible for implementing security best practices for the PPS organization on web connected printers. Alan worked at Symantec as a Principle Software Engineer on Enterprise Security Manager (ESM). He worked at Novell as a Senior Software Engineer on ZENworks. Alan is a proponent of the [http://www.owasp.org OWASP] organization. Alan’s interests include tennis, hiking and piano. |
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Alan Jex
| Alan is a Chief Security Architect at HP and is a CISSP. He is responsible for implementing security best practices for the PPS organization on web connected printers. Alan worked at Symantec as a Principle Software Engineer on Enterprise Security Manager (ESM). He worked at Novell as a Senior Software Engineer on ZENworks. Alan is a proponent of the OWASP organization. Alan’s interests include tennis, hiking and piano. |  |
