[nsp-sec] For your Consideration: Thomas Gardner (LLNW)

[Chris Morrow]

On 09/12/11 20:28, Guy Tal wrote:
> Chris, all,
> 	I tried to reach out to him but discovered that he's left Limelight
> sometime in the last few weeks. Huge blow to us. You can remove him from
> consideration as a member of the nsp-sec community as a representative of
> Limelight's.

doh!!! :( damned it :(

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Morrow [mailto:morrowc at ops-netman.net] 
> Sent: Monday, September 12, 2011 9:48 PM
> To: Guy Tal
> Cc: 'nsp-sec nsp-security'
> Subject: Re: [nsp-sec] For your Consideration: Thomas Gardner (LLNW)
> 
> Working through some nsp-sec admin goop today and realized I let this
> languish some more than I wanted. Anyone else have anything to say about
> Thomas before we close the process and count?
> 
> On 08/23/11 12:49, Guy Tal wrote:
>> Strong vouch for Tom. He's our security guy, been here for 3+ years in 
>> which I've worked with him on numerous projects. Before Limelight, 
>> he's worked at a financial (Wells Fargo) and a gov't (local county) 
>> entities. I'm stepping away from engineering and will need to 
>> unsubscribe soon. He is definitely the right person to have on the 
>> list from our company. As I've been less and less involved in the day 
>> to day operations at the company, I've given him sanitized copies of 
>> the reports that pertained to us to address, and he's knocked out 
>> everything I've given him (but again, unfortunately since he's not on the
> list, he was unable to respond directly about what he's done).
>> He's only made it to one nanog (and I couldn't make that one) so he 
>> doesn't know many of you very well, but I implore anyone that has 
>> worked with him to vouch for him as well or we will not have any 
>> representation here on the list, which would make me feel awful. He 
>> has been to a number SANS security workshops (where he knows Mike Poor 
>> from), so maybe some of you have run across him there? If any of you 
>> know and trust Mike Poor, maybe even ask him about Tom? He is very
> trustworthy and definitely one of the good guys.
>>
>> Guy
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: nsp-security-bounces at puck.nether.net
>> [mailto:nsp-security-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Chris 
>> Morrow
>> Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2011 9:14 PM
>> To: nsp-sec nsp-security
>> Subject: [nsp-sec] For your Consideration: Thomas Gardner (LLNW)
>>
>> ----------- nsp-security Confidential --------
>>
>> Please have a look, formatting problems are my fault.. or rather 
>> T-bird's fault.
>>
>> I'll close this out in 2 weeks time (9/1/2011)
>>
>> Name: Thomas Gardner - CISSP
>> E-mail:
>> tgardner at limelightnetworks.com<mailto:tgardner at limelightnetworks.com>
>> DayPhone: 602-850-4888
>> 24hrPhone: 602-421-5568
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>> (names & emails): Guy Tall, guy at llnw.com<mailto:guy at llnw.com>, Mike 
>> Poor, mike at inguardians.com<http://inguardians.com>
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>> architecture and engineering of enterprise information security 
>> controls, policies, process and standards.
>> Management of network security operations team, vulnerability and 
>> incident management system/programs. Limelight's CSIRT coordinator, 
>> responsible for malware  and packet analysis, investigations, and digital
> forensics.
>> Technology focus is firewall/perimeter and network security 
>> engineering, management and design of enterprise IDS/IPS,  and SEIM 
>> event correlation, and monitoring systems.
>>
>> Wells Fargo Bank - Information Security Architect 1999-2008:
>> Information Security architecture, Network and firewall perimeter 
>> security engineering.  Focus on internet banking systems security, 
>> secure file transmission, IDS/IPS, and secure communications.
>> Maricopa County Attorneys Office 1997-1999: Unix systems and network 
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>> multiple commendations from the County Attorney for developing Linux
> forensic tools.
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