Patrick Feng is assistant professor in the Department of Communication and Culture at the University of Calgary. He received his Bachelor's in Arts & Science and Mathematics from McMaster University and his master's and Ph.D. in Science and Technology Studies from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. His work is in the field of science and technology policy, examining social, legal, and ethical issues arising from the use of new technologies as well as policy responses to these issues. He has a particular interest in privacy issues relating to information and communication technologies and was involved in the development of the Platform for Privacy Preferences Project at the World Wide Web Consortium.
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Andrew Ginter is the Chief Security Officer at Industrial Defender, responsible for control systems security research. Andrew spent the early part of his career building and deploying control systems, and then did a stint with Hewlett Packard developing middleware to connect control systems to SAP systems. So he has a history of helping people connect control networks to enterprise networks, which is of course part of today's industrial security problem. Andrew was the product architect for Industrial Defender's security event management, intrusion detection, firewall management and control system product lines. Andrew holds applied math and computer science degrees from the University of Calgary, as well as CISSP, ISP and ITCP credentials. | ||
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