[nsp-sec] For your consideration: Rob Lowe - RedHat ISIRT

[Jose Nazario]

know, met, trust from his time in AU. great guy who will definitely raise the bar for RedHat and the Linux community (which needs it right now given the high profile compromises they have suffered this month).

On Sep 12, 2011, at 9:53 AM, Chris Morrow wrote:

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> Name: Rob Lowe
> E-mail: rlowe at redhat.com
> DayPhone: +61 7 3514 8244
> 24hrPhone: +61 400798664
> INOC-DBA Phone: N/A
> Company/Employer: Red Hat
> ASNs Responsible for: AS31976, AS22753
> 
> JobDesc: Rob is an Information Security Analyst in the Red Hat
> Information Security Incident Response Team (RH-ISIRT). This team is
> responsible for the detection and remediation of compromised systems
> within Red Hat and the protection of Red Hat information. The RH-ISIRT
> also works closely with the product security teams of Red Hat.
> 
> Internet security references (names & emails):
> Dave Woutersen <dave.woutersen at govcert.nl>
> Gerard White <gerard.white at bellaliant.ca>
> 
> PGP Key Location:
> http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xEDE40A83CD9FE7A4
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