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<b> Steve Antoniewicz </b> has been in the field of information security for more than 10 years. Previous work has placed him in corporate security, network engineering, UNIX systems administration, programming, ethical hacking, and business continuity planning. During and post the dotcom era, Steve owned and managed small technology consulting companies where he broadened his IT and management skills. | <b> Steve Antoniewicz </b> has been in the field of information security for more than 10 years. Previous work has placed him in corporate security, network engineering, UNIX systems administration, programming, ethical hacking, and business continuity planning. During and post the dotcom era, Steve owned and managed small technology consulting companies where he broadened his IT and management skills. | ||
| − | Presently, he leads a talented team of consultants as a Professional Services Director for McAfee. In this regionally focused role, Steve is responsible for all security project and product implementation deliverables for Fortune 100 clients (including 18 out of the 20 largest global banks). In addition, Mr. Antoniewicz is well acquainted with the emerging solutions in the security space | + | Presently, he leads a talented team of consultants as a Professional Services Director for McAfee. In this regionally focused role, Steve is responsible for all security project and product implementation deliverables for Fortune 100 clients (including 18 out of the 20 largest global banks). In addition, Mr. Antoniewicz is well acquainted with the emerging solutions in the security space that span from wired to wireless, VOIP to IPS, and all the latest vulnerability identification, assessment, and exploitation methods. |
Steve also sits on board of the NY/NJ Metro Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) chapter, and is a member of ISC(2), Infragard, WASC, and other various organizations that assist him in maintaining key relationships with other security professionals in the industry. Furthermore, Steve retains current CISSP and C|EH certifications. | Steve also sits on board of the NY/NJ Metro Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) chapter, and is a member of ISC(2), Infragard, WASC, and other various organizations that assist him in maintaining key relationships with other security professionals in the industry. Furthermore, Steve retains current CISSP and C|EH certifications. | ||
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Steve Antoniewicz has been in the field of information security for more than 10 years. Previous work has placed him in corporate security, network engineering, UNIX systems administration, programming, ethical hacking, and business continuity planning. During and post the dotcom era, Steve owned and managed small technology consulting companies where he broadened his IT and management skills.
Presently, he leads a talented team of consultants as a Professional Services Director for McAfee. In this regionally focused role, Steve is responsible for all security project and product implementation deliverables for Fortune 100 clients (including 18 out of the 20 largest global banks). In addition, Mr. Antoniewicz is well acquainted with the emerging solutions in the security space that span from wired to wireless, VOIP to IPS, and all the latest vulnerability identification, assessment, and exploitation methods.
Steve also sits on board of the NY/NJ Metro Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) chapter, and is a member of ISC(2), Infragard, WASC, and other various organizations that assist him in maintaining key relationships with other security professionals in the industry. Furthermore, Steve retains current CISSP and C|EH certifications.
