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[[Image:GeneKTRIPWIRE.jpg]] | [[Image:GeneKTRIPWIRE.jpg]] | ||
| − | Company: [[tripwire.com|Trip Wire]] | + | '''Company''': [[tripwire.com|Trip Wire]]<br> |
| − | Position:Co-founder, Chief Technology Officer | + | '''Position''': Co-founder, Chief Technology Officer |
==Experience== | ==Experience== | ||
* Major responsibility is Tripwire products and development of future technology | * Major responsibility is Tripwire products and development of future technology | ||
| − | * Co-created the first version Tripwire software in 1992 | + | * Co-created the first version [[tripwire.com|Tripwire]] software in 1992 |
* Became a part of best practices for computer security professionals around the world. | * Became a part of best practices for computer security professionals around the world. | ||
| − | * Worked at Intel and then at Infinite Pictures | + | * Worked at [[Intel.com|Intel]] and then at [[InfinitePictures.org|Infinite Pictures]] |
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
| − | * Student at Purdue University working under security luminary, Dr. Eugene Spafford. | + | * Student at [[Purdue.edu|Purdue University]] working under security luminary, Dr. Eugene Spafford. |
| − | * Earned his B.S. in Computer Sciences from Purdue | + | * Earned his B.S. in Computer Sciences from [[Purdue.edu|Purdue]] |
| − | * Earned an M.S. in Computer Sciences from the University of Arizona. | + | * Earned an M.S. in Computer Sciences from the [[Arizona.edu|University of Arizona]]. |
| − | * Spent summers at the Supercomputing Research Center (now known as the Center for Computing Sciences) in Maryland working with many of the country's best computer scientists, engineers, and mathematicians on high-performance computing techniques for the National Security Agency. | + | * Spent summers at the Supercomputing Research Center (now known as the Center for Computing Sciences) in Maryland working with many of the country's best computer scientists, engineers, and mathematicians on high-performance computing techniques for the [[NSA.org|National Security Agency]]. |
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Latest revision as of 20:36, 7 November 2013
Company: Trip Wire
Position: Co-founder, Chief Technology Officer
Experience
- Major responsibility is Tripwire products and development of future technology
- Co-created the first version Tripwire software in 1992
- Became a part of best practices for computer security professionals around the world.
- Worked at Intel and then at Infinite Pictures
Education
- Student at Purdue University working under security luminary, Dr. Eugene Spafford.
- Earned his B.S. in Computer Sciences from Purdue
- Earned an M.S. in Computer Sciences from the University of Arizona.
- Spent summers at the Supercomputing Research Center (now known as the Center for Computing Sciences) in Maryland working with many of the country's best computer scientists, engineers, and mathematicians on high-performance computing techniques for the National Security Agency.