I started Information Security as a hobby when I was
16, it was around that time that I read about "Back-orifice" in a German Paper magazine called "ct". I wanted to know all about it, why it worked and how it worked. Fast forward, in the late 90s I created and maintained a rather large and known
Website that collected, analysed and researched malicious code (TLSecurity), back in the days analysis tools were not as advanced as they were today; in fact there weren't any publicly available. My results were covered by the the SANS Institute, various books and IDS rules.
It was during these years that I discovered that the field of Information Security is both very vast, interesting and developing at a rapid stance. Needless to say that it caught my attention ever since. Mid 2009 I founded G-SEC where I try to build up a local non-profit Luxemurgish Team of Security Specialists and create interest in this profession for those that yet have to make a career choice.
It was during these years that I discovered that the field of Information Security is both very vast, interesting and developing at a rapid stance. Needless to say that it caught my attention ever since. Mid 2009 I founded G-SEC where I try to build up a local non-profit Luxemurgish Team of Security Specialists and create interest in this profession for those that yet have to make a career choice.
My career started with being appointed CEO of a security software company ('Yet Another Software Company' - YASC .ltd), made a career shift and worked as a Senior Security Consultant for a Luxemburg based consulting company where I concentrated on Audits, I later became the 'Director of Product and Security Services' at a well known specialised international security company and am now working as a EMEA Practice Lead for Verizon Business.
I have over 13 years of background in information security, designed defensive systems, managed development and information security teams, created ISM policies, was referred to as one of the Top Vulnerability Discoverers of 2009 by IBM X-Force, presented at international security conferences and (was) member of the European ISC2 CSSLP advisory board. What a lengthy sentence is that ?
Get in touch
I can be found on Twitter, Linkedin, Xing and can be reached via e-mail. Alternatively you can read my paper.ly news paper that collects security news and information each day and presents them in a digestible form.
More information
If you are interested in more information about some of my creations - Talks, Whitepapers, Tools, Vulnerabilities I invite you to take a look here.
Get in touch
I can be found on Twitter, Linkedin, Xing and can be reached via e-mail. Alternatively you can read my paper.ly news paper that collects security news and information each day and presents them in a digestible form.
More information
If you are interested in more information about some of my creations - Talks, Whitepapers, Tools, Vulnerabilities I invite you to take a look here.
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