Technical Director,
Jun, 2019 - Present
Career security consultant with a focus on containerization technologies.
Technical Director,
Jun, 2019 - Present
Principal Security Consultant,
Jun, 2015 - Jun, 20194 years
Senior Security Engineer,
May, 2015 - Jun, 20151 month
Sr Security Consultant,
Jun, 2012 - Jun, 20153 years
Security Consultant,
Feb, 2011 - Jun, 20121 year 4 months
Organizer,
Jan, 2009 - Present
Rochester 2600 is a continuation of the group that has started decades before. Since taking it over, we've turned it into a group of people that meet monthly to discuss infosec topics and share their research.
Organizer,
May, 2010 - Present
Member,
Jan, 2009 - Present
Interlock is a hackerspace started by gathering members of the community and building support for building a space together. For almost a decade it has provided services and space for many members of the community.
Kubernetes
Docker
Container Runtimes
Container Breakouts
Devops Penetration Testing
Cloud Architecture Review
Linux Kernel
Web application assessments
Assisted source code review
Network protocol review
Android
Blackberry
iOS
Tizen
Tor
QubesOS
Browser fingerprinting
Anonymity attacks
Python
Go
Java
Hackerspaces
Conference Organizer
Community Presenter
Trainer
Non Profits
Information Technology, BS, Rochester Institute of Technology
May, 2000 - Sep, 2005
Kubernetes: Devops vs "Security People", Security B-Sides Rochester
Published on: Mar 06, 2019
K8s: Pods to root in minutes,
Published on: Dec 31, 2016
Practical Tor Attacks,
Published on: Dec 31, 2016
Docker Security,
Published on: Dec 31, 2015
The State of WiFi Security,
Published on: Dec 31, 2015
Corporate Espionage, BSidesDetroit
Published on: Dec 31, 2014
Tizen: Hacking the new mobile OS, Derbycon
Published on: Sep 27, 2013
Bringing Intelligence Back To the Hacker Community, GRRCon
Published on: Sep 12, 2013
Jacking the Jukebox, DEFCON Skytalks
Published on: Jul 27, 2012
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At first I dreaded Mark's daily messages. I'd wake in a cold sweat wondering what news of a new world ending exploit would be sitting in my slack channel at 6am. Over time I got over the fear. Now I look forward to having my morning ruined because I know that ultimately it will make me a safer cyber citizen. Thanks Mark!