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The following individuals volunteer
their time to provide direction to the group.
They have a broad range of experience in the industry
which they bring to the
group's operations, and are listed here alphabetically by last name.
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Edward Adams is the CEO of Security Innovation,
where he leverages
his technical and business skills, as well as his pervasive industry
experience, to direct world-renowned application security experts
and deliver world-class professional services to many of the most
recognizable companies in the world including Microsoft, IBM, Visa, ING, Symantec, SAP and HP. He is the founder and business
owner of the Application Security Industry Consortium, Inc.
(AppSIC), an association of industry technologists and leaders
establishing and defining cross-industry application security
guidance and metrics, and has keynoted and presented to thousands at
numerous seminars, software industry conferences, and private
companies. He has contributed written and oral commentary for
media outlets such as SC Magazine, Wall Street Journal, CSO
Magazine, CIO Update, and New England Cable News. He has also
written several whitepapers on Software Quality & Security,
including "Security by Design," "Why is Application Security so
Elusive?," "Achieving Quality by Design" and "The Business Argument
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Paul Bowen is a
project manager for FAS and for the Department of Defense and other
governmental agencies. He is trained in acquisition from both
Defense Acquisition University and the Federal Acquisition
Institute. His certifications include PMP, CISSP, MCSE, CTE and
others.
Paul has taught certification and college classes since 1989 at
Quincy College, Clark University, Andover College, Northeastern
University, University of Southern Maine, Boston University and
NAISG. Paul founded and created the site
www.tspcenter.com and the fantasytsp game which he sold in
November of 2007. He and his family have sponsored the
Premananda Orphanage Centre since 2000 and have raised close to
twenty thousand dollars for the orphanage which is run by Father
Chopparapu Jojaiah.
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Bill Brenner
is a senior editor for CSO Magazine and
CSO Online, part of CXO/IDG. He reports on, writes and edits
content exclusively focused on the latest threats to IT security --
from software vulnerabilities to worm attacks and information theft
-- and has several years of experience as a reporter and editor,
starting as a writer for Community Newspaper Company. He was most
recently senior news writer for TechTarget's Security Media Group,
writing content for
SearchSecurity.com and
Information Security Magazine, and he spent more than four years
as an assignment editor at The Eagle-Tribune, the daily newspaper of
Massachusetts' Merrimack Valley region and southern New Hampshire.
His interest in IT security is based on the growing dependence that
businesses and organizations have on their computer systems, and a
desire to provide them with information that can help bolster
security. Bill lives in Haverhill, MA, with his wife and two sons.
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Jack Daniel
is a blogger, a support
engineer at
Astaro, a network security consultant and a CISSP. Jack is a strong
proponent of user groups and knowledge sharing, and has given presentations on a
variety of topics at NAISG, the Southern New England Network and the Windows
Boston user group meetings. When not trying to beat computer systems into
shape, Jack forges hot iron as an amateur blacksmith and serves as a state
director for the New England Blacksmiths Association.
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Gary Miliefsky is
the founder and CTO of
NetClarity,
a CISSP and founding member of the US Department of Homeland
Security. A dynamic speaker, inventor, entrepreneur and computer
scientist, he holds six e-commerce patents and has one network
security patent published with four others pending. He has been
written about twice in Fortune magazine, and has been seen and heard
in CIO Magazine, Red Herring, Information Week, USA Today, the
Washington Post, Washington Times, the New York Post, ZDNet, PCWeek
and PCWeek Radio, Into Tomorrow radio talk show, the Boston Business
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Tom Sullivan has worked
with
Microsoft New England since 1994 and has been in the software industry for
>28 years. At Microsoft, he has designed security
infrastructure, addressed issues such as secure systems management
in high-security DMZ environments, identity management,
authorization systems and much more. His upcoming focus is
information rights management.
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